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Re: What? (Reply to this comment)
by JediKermit
Oh, I'm afraid all right. I'm also afraid I haven't updated some of these for a while. There wouldn't be much movement on this list though, right?
"Gigi"....haven't seen it.
-Thanks for the comments, Lisa.
-Quinn
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May 03 '04
8:16 pm PDT
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What? (Reply to this comment)
by laryan
What? Not even an honorable mention for Gigi?
Great lists! I'm working my way through all your top tens and we have a lot of movies in common. (translation: be afraid, be very afraid).
~Lisa
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May 01 '04
7:35 am PDT
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Very amusing. (Reply to this comment)
by Chi106
Thanks for your very entertaining review.
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Jun 04 '01
5:31 pm PDT
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This is great! (Reply to this comment)
by rosaphile
I never thought of myself as a fan of musicals, but when I think about it a lot of the ones on this list are favorites of mine.
I thought Evita was really a good movie - you should see it and compare!
I also really liked the Les Miserables with Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rushworth, but unless I'm totally mistaken, it wasn't musical. Still a good movie, but you're right, it would be nice to get a musical version of it.
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Apr 18 '01
6:20 am PDT
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hello (Reply to this comment)
by popoki
my name is popoki, i'm addicted to musicals.
ack, glad to finally admit this in public and see others doing the same.
my fair lady is tops for me and i also found evita to be a nice surprise as well.
i even like grease. umm. . .better go now before i say too much.
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Apr 13 '01
10:29 pm PDT
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Great choices... (Reply to this comment)
by opinionsharer
and you might enjoy Evita, I did. Better than I expected.
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Apr 13 '01
5:46 pm PDT
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Re: My+comment (Reply to this comment)
by JediKermit
The current picture IS "really" ME. And I change it whenever it tickles my fancy. My fancy WHAT, I don't know.
Quinnnnnnnnn
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Apr 13 '01
11:41 am PDT
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I love musicals too! (Reply to this comment)
by Greatpilgrim
I agree with all your choices except the last two. I hate Carousel and Ohklahoma, finally I've found someone else who does too! Everybody else says they're the greatest musicals in the whole world. Not!
I was kind of surprised not to see "South Pacific" on here. Sure, some of the songs were stupid, but others were great. And how can you hate "The King and I" and "Chess"? I loved the songs from "Chess," even though I didn't like the story.
I would LOVE to see a movie made out of "PHantom of the Opera." They're currently in the process of getting their act together (oops was that a pun?) to make it. (Check out www.phantommovie.com)
Anyway, just had to get my licks in! Great rundown!
Victoria
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Apr 13 '01
9:34 am PDT
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My comment (Reply to this comment)
by kcc8898
I love "The Secret Garden" and would love to see it as a film.
I had the Muppet's Movie record and played it all the time as a child. It had Kermit and Miss Piggy in a boat on the front. Ah, memories...wonder what ever happened to that record? I loved the music.
Anyway, loved your review and I must say...is that really you in the picture??? LOL! I think you change the picture more than anyone I know but it keeps things interesting. :)
Happy Writing!
Kathleen
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Apr 13 '01
9:19 am PDT
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Some interesting choices (Reply to this comment)
by quasar
I love Camelot and Fiddler on stage but I hate the movie versions. I love Mary Poppins, but it lost a lot of its shine after I discovered Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Rocky Horror is a lot of fun, and I can't fault you for chosing it. Nice review.
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Apr 13 '01
9:10 am PDT
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How can people not ... (Reply to this comment)
by KMINER
love Little Shop of Horrors? I belt out "Suddenly Seymour" at the top of my lungs every time I watch it, whether I can sing on key or not :o)
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Apr 13 '01
8:48 am PDT
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Re: no+"singing+in+the+rain? (Reply to this comment)
by JediKermit
You know, I just never really LIKED "Singing in the Rain". GREAT song, and Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds were great, but the STORY of it just never hooked me. The whole Hollywood backlot scene just leaves me cold. But I agree that Dick Van Dyke was at his best playing "Bert"...even better than Rob Petrie on the DVD Show.
Quinnnn
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Apr 13 '01
8:48 am PDT
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no "singing in the rain? (Reply to this comment)
by nwinston
My whole family loves it and Mary Poppins. Dick Van Dyke is so great in Poppins.
Nancy
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Apr 13 '01
8:43 am PDT
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