annie,wizard of oz,gease,my fair lady,fame,joseph,phantom of the opera,south pacific,cats,west side story,fiddler on the roof,sound of music,les miserable,sound of music,chicago,mama mia or whistle down the wind?\ni have seen all these and loved them which do u hate and which do u love?\nis there anyothers i havent seen that were good
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I like les miserables a lot!  The story is very good and I just love the music - Stars, On My Own, Do You Hear The People Sing..... You can also watch Miss Saigon... the music is also awesome.  Rent has some good stuff in there too!
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Oh gosh! Where do I start!  The very last movie we went to see was "Ice Age 2 The Melt Down" We all loved it! Sid and the squirrel crack me up! Other movies would be......\n\n1. Snow White......This one takes me back to my childhood! This was my favorite Disney "Cartoon" type movie when I was a kid. I was just awed by the Diamond Mine scene. It was so pretty!\n\n2. Cinderella.........What little girl(and older woman) doesn't want to be a princess? So beautiful and so magical.\n\n3. Mary Poppins..........Another one of my favorite movies and I sing the Lullaby song to the children. LOL, well I guess it is actually an Un-Lullaby song. "Stay Awake"  I always wanted to be able to jump into those chalk pictures!\n\n4. Wizard of Oz..........True Magic! Beautiful music. When it goes from black and white to color it is so magical! \n\n5. Aladdin...........We loved this movie and we own the soundtrack. I love the Genie!\n\n6. Little Mermaid.......I love Mermaids and Sebastian is GREAT! We own the soundtrack for this one too.\n\n7. Lilo & Stitch.........Great movie and fantastic music! \n\n8. Ice Age............Loved it!\n\n9. The Lion King..........Funny and beautiful, I still cry when the Simba's Father dies! We own the soundtrack.\n\n \n\n\nThe list goes on and on! We own so many Disney movies and soundtracks. I think Disney is great at creating movies that both the young and young at heart will love.\n\nWe are going to see "The Wild" today..........It looks great and we are really looking forward to seeing the movie.\n\n\n@--->---
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Unfortunately, I've seen only "Todo sobre mi madre" ("All about my mother" in English, right?). This is one of my favourite movies, all cry every time when I watched it. I am sure that the rest of his movies are also extraordinary.
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I went to see Failure to launch just yesterday ...\nAnd I loved it!!! It was a great/funny/sweet movie\nAnd last week I saw Eigth Below... loved it 2!!!\nBoth of them are worth seeing..\nAnd then 16 blocks is the next one I want to go see.\n\nGood Luck finding the right one :-)
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Grease! I'm only a teen but we did the play and i was Sandy so i respect Grease as much as you do! Its such a great movie that gets you singing to the songs and jumping to the beat! Saturday Night Fever is just okay, but Grease is the best! Its just pure fun!
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ohhhhhhh yes.  City of God was excellent!  Other foreign favorites of mine are Triplets of Belleville, Audition, Versus, Battle Royale and The Chorus.  Foreign movies are so awesome.
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Alright... at the risk of being harrassed - I am a guy who just saw "A Walk In The clouds" this week. And I loved it.\n  It is one of the best written/acted/casted/directed movies I have ever seen. \n  it had the "ahhhhhhh..." factor that grabbed your heart.\n And the photography was amazing in that the "dream like" quality of the winery/orchard as opposed to the harsher more realistic photography of New York and the town in California just added to the whole effect.\n   The actor who played Victoria's father should have won a major award, and Anthony Quinn was CLASSIC as the grandfather. Even Keanau Reeves, who I have always regarded as more of a "face" than an actor, did a marvelous job.\n  Two thumbs WAAAAAy up!
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Based on the ones you said you like, you might want to try\nA Streetcar Named Desire (1951)\nTea and Sympathy (1956)\nBUtterfield 8 (1960)\nAuntie Mame (1958)\nThis Property Is Condemned (1966)
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I liked the movie, but it wasn't as original as the first three films. My favorite so far is the second movie. The movie mostly spoofs War of the Worlds and the Grudge. The movie leastly spoofs Saw, Saw II, Red Eye, The Village, and Million Dollar Baby. \n\nHope you like it!
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Went to see Starlight Express last night and it was really good. Would recommend it.\nFavourite thing though that I've seen at theatre is the Lion King, absolutely amazing.
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Laugh - Blazing Saddles. It's so politically incorrect I just can't help it. At first I'm shocked then I'm just laughing away...\n\nCry - Titanic. It's so silly to admit it, but I cry. The love story was so sweet and then horribly sad, and the very very end, where she meets Jack in her dream (or in heaven, I'm still not sure of which it is) is just so romantic. It's hard not to cry when you think of all the people who didn't make it... It was on HBO Friday night for the anniversary and all... it was sad. I was glued to the sofa for 3 and half hours...
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"What's eating Gilbert Grape" was excellent- He gives an amazingly controlled performance in a movie that'll make you cry everytime. It's a bit slower, though, and there are people that don't like that. \n"The Secret Window" was also very good, because he plays the role very well despite 'uglifications' made to him- I honestly found it well written and performed. Of course, it never hurts to throw John Turtorro in the mix.\n"Edward Scissor Hands" I like because it's out of the norm, and obviously because Tim Burton is just brilliant. You end up feeling so bad for Edward- you get him even though there's few parralels to be drawn on a surface level to a *normal* persons life. \n\nThat's my two cents. Gotta luv the Depp.
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American History X- about racism and its roots.  Its a great film that just makes you despise those that live lives of hate!\nThe Green Mile-  Set in the deep south during the depression, it infuriates me every time at the end.  A good man dies for doing nothing wrong.  \n8MM-  This film was just disturbing.  It is centered around a pornographic snuff film where a girl is killed during the making of it.  Nicolas Cage is a private detective hired to find out if the girl was really killed.  Its a deeply disturbing movie that I have never been able to watch a 2nd time.  I know not all of the adult film industry is like this movie, but it really disgusts me that things in this world actually happen!
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Moulin Rouge is my favorite.\nI like the Hours and Harry Potter too.
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I think all of these movie musicals are great, and if you are a big musical fan it wouldn't really matter which order you saw them in.  However if you aren't a really big fan of the genre, I would suggest watching chicago first (because despite the songs, it is the kind of stuff you are used to seeing in movies), then phantom (make sure that you do get the musical version, not one of the old versions)then the producers (again, although I have heard the old one is very good, it isn't a musical - make sure you get the new one with nathan lane and uma thurman etc).  The producers is really, really over the top, it's actually just like watching a stage musical (which is why I love it, but if you aren't used to watching musicals it can be a little in your face).\nThen if you like them, go and watch as many other musicals as you can put your hands on!  There are heaps and heaps to choose from.  Nowadays very few musical movies are made, but back in the day they were the staple of hollywood.  Try getting some of the really old ones with people like Judy Garland and Ethel Merman.\nSome of my favourite movie musicals are Thoroughly Modern Millie, Oklahoma, Cinderella and Rocky Horror Picture Show.\nI hope this helps; have fun with the musical watching!
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1) Pride and prejudice--\nI love it so much b/c I had never really liked period peaces before b/c of war and this one deviated from it and was mainly a love theme and I love the vocabulary of it--I find myself pretending to talk like they did. :)  I love Mr.Darcy--not that cute at first but he grows on you and you can't help but love his acting.  I am in love with him. \nHe and the other actors were totally great--it was so real.  Perfect!! I wish it would have lasted longer.\n\n2)Where the Heart Is---One of my best friends told me to watch this movie and it was so good--fascinatingly sweet. My friend died shortly after that and it makes me think of him.\n\n3) *****A time to Kill****--It was just the best movie ever!!!!\nIt had a great plot and was never boring.\nIt had a lot of my favorite actors all in one movie!!--\nMatthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, Donald Sutherland and yes--even Kiefer Sutherland!!\nIt doesn't get any better that that!!!\nIt is a must see movie  :)\n\n4)Halloween 1 and 2--both were great--I love scary movies too.  I watch this every year, plus any of the other ones that come on.  I really like Jamie Lee Curtis\n\n5) Clueless--the characters were great and I loved the ironies and the fun.\n\n6) Pretty woman--Julia Roberts is my favorite actress and I loved the movie\n\n7)  My Best friend's wedding--I loved the plot--too bad she didn't end up snatching her guy at the end.\n\n8) Lost Boys--I loved looking at those Vampires and corey Haim--exciting, romantic, scary and pleasing to the eyes..:)\n\n9) Dirty Dancing!!  I love Patrick Swayze--I would say I have watched this movie more than any other over and over and over again.  That is another one that should have lasted longer.\n\n10) The faculty--so absurd and is a great movie when you like to think about school and the strange people that attend it.  \n\n11) Princess Bride--adventurous and romantic\n\n12) Kiss the Girls-- I love Ashley Judd.  It had a great story, good actors and was refreshingly  different that other thrillers.\n\n13)  Never been Kissed--Great story where the nerdy girl gets to retry and relive her high school dreams.  \nI really love Drew Barrymore too and the lead guy in the movie.  She is just a terrific actress.  \n\n14) Karate Kid--Ralph Macchio--so good!  I was young and I remember having such a crush on him.\n\n15)  About last Night--Demi Moore and Rob Lowe--need I ssay more?  \n\n16)  Crash--Fabulous.  It showed such a twist of how society is and the prejudices that we have and how people are understood and have a change of heart.  \n\n17) Texas Chainsaw Massacre--so scary.  I saw this with my future husband.\n\n18)  Children of the corn--I thought it was so different and yet too scary--watched it when I was little.\n\n19)  Dangerous Minds.--I just liked it b/c it was different and showed me a side of what school may be like in the inner cities--Wonderful movie\n\n20) Pet Cemetary--so strange and who could've ever thought of that except for Stephen King.\nPsycho is also one of those type of movies too--never will forget that one!!! Whew!\n\nThere are really too many for me to mention..I love movies and I am sure that I have left some of my favorites out.  \nI just kept going, but this really made me think.\nI do not think I have ever spent this much time answering any question on here!! :)\n\nOh well, ... what are your favorites?  :)\nHave fun!
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SENSE & SENSIBILITY!!! ☺\n\n2. is fantastic, Emma does the best crying scene i've ever seen!