The best musical each year...

[Nearly Sane]

They all grew up clicking their heals and talking mockney
One of em became Chas and Dave in later life ! 😂👏👽

Rabbit, Rabbit

[Walter]

Saw Rocky Horror for the first time as part of a double bill with Young Frankenstein (see above!) - preferred the latter.

i hope he was old enough to get in 😝

[ProfessorDavey]

i hope he was old enough to get in 😝

[Walter]

Rabbit, Rabbit

i don't care
I don't care
Got my beer on the side board here
Let muvva sort it artif he comes round here

[Nearly Sane]

Saw Rocky Horror for the first time as part of a double bill with Young Frankenstein (see above!) - preferred the latter.

I take it that it was a late night double feature?

[Nearly Sane]

i don't care
I don't care
Got my beer on the side board here
Let muvva sort it artif he comes round here

Ain't no pleasing you

[Walter]

I take it that it was a late night double feature?

I think it was a bolt-on

[ProfessorDavey]

I take it that it was a late night double feature?

It was in the mid 80s in Aberystwyth - they did double features, late nights ... not so much. They probably wanted Life of Brian on the programme, but it was still banned, and would be for years to come!!

[Aruntraveller]

Coming back to a previous post about people bursting into song being artificial - I can kind of see their point. Some films notably "Cabaret" get around this by setting nearly all the songs within a theatrical setting. The funny thing for me is however, that the most effective and affecting song in Cabaret was the one song set outside the Kit Kat Club, that song being "Tomorrow Belongs to Me". It still makes me shudder to think of that scene.

[Nearly Sane]

Coming back to a previous post about people bursting into song being artificial - I can kind of see their point. Some films notably "Cabaret" get around this by setting nearly all the songs within a theatrical setting. The funny thing for me is however, that the most effective and affecting song in Cabaret was the one song set outside the Kit Kat Club, that song being "Tomorrow Belongs to Me". It still makes me shudder to think of that scene.

It's a brilliant piece of songwriting as it 'feels' like it could be original. Kander and Ebbs are hugely underestimated imffho.

[Walter]

It's a brilliant piece of songwriting as it 'feels' like it could be original. Kander and Ebbs are hugely underestimated imffho.

imffho?

Wtfdtm ?

[Nearly Sane]

In my far from humble opinion.

[Walter]

In my far from humble opinion.

😂😂😂

Best musical ??
Sunshine on Leith
  Proper tunes !!! Hahaha 👏👏👏

[Nearly Sane]

😂😂😂

Best musical ??
Sunshine on Leith
  Proper tunes !!! Hahaha 👏👏👏

As a film musical my favourite is Singin in the Rain, then The Jungle Book, then Cabaret.

[Walter]

As a film musical my favourite is Singin in the Rain, then The Jungle Book, then Cabaret.

there's summat wrong wi you pal !!!
😝😝😝

[Nearly Sane]

there's summat wrong wi you pal !!!
😝😝😝

 It's me being right so often makes me wrong for so many other people.

[Walter]

It's me being right so often makes me wrong for so many other people.

keep telling it to yourself if it makes you feel good
👽 pal x

[SteveH]

Well it's the web site of the BFI. It was always going to be film musicals. I've seen 11 including the Wicker Man which is really not a musical IMO.

I thought the inclusion of 'The Wicker Man' was bizarre. I saw it many years ago, and don't remember any songs, though there was apparently one sung by kids round a Maypole. They might as well have included 'Reds', for the Russian workers singing the 'Internationale'.

[Gordon]

I would just like to confess, at the risk of being vilified, that I cannot stand 'The Sound of Music', though it is easily avoided.

[Nearly Sane]

keep telling it to yourself if it makes you feel good
👽 pal x

My acolytes do all that for me

[Nearly Sane]

I thought the inclusion of 'The Wicker Man' was bizarre. I saw it many years ago, and don't remember any songs, though there was apparently one sung by kids round a Maypole. They might as well have included 'Reds', for the Russian workers singing the 'Internationale'.

You missed the Britt Ekland song?

[ProfessorDavey]

I would just like to confess, at the risk of being vilified, that I cannot stand 'The Sound of Music', though it is easily avoided.

I've never seen 'The Sound of Music' - the film. The nearest I've got is watching a school production of the musical a couple of years ago.

[Udayana]

I thought the inclusion of 'The Wicker Man' was bizarre. I saw it many years ago, and don't remember any songs, though there was apparently one sung by kids round a Maypole. They might as well have included 'Reds', for the Russian workers singing the 'Internationale'.

It has great music - a soundtrack CD was available.

[ProfessorDavey]

It has great music - a soundtrack CD was available.

I suspect it still is:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wicker-Man-S-T-Magnet/dp/B07GW6G2NG/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3M1ZY1136ZDAI&keywords=wicker+man+soundtrack&qid=1571520966&sprefix=wicker+man+sou%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-1

But just because a film soundtrack is available doesn't mean the film was a musical - most films release their soundtracks - most aren't musicals.

[Walter]

I've never seen 'The Sound of Music' - the film. The nearest I've got is watching a school production of the musical a couple of years ago.

prof
I've never seen Star Wars
I think that trumps you 👽