Has anybody seen the film version of Chorus Line with Micheal Douglas?
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Yes, I saw it.\nI was OK. That's the highest praise I can give it, and I'm a big fan of musicals.
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That movie was soooo good! I was already a huge fan of Johnny Cash's music, but there was a lot in the movie that I didn't know about! Joaquin Pheonix and Reese Witherspoon did an awesome job playing the characters. It was amazing that they were actually singing the songs and how good they sounded. What a great storyline. You can tell that they (meaning the real ones) really loved each other! I'm gonna have "Ring of Fire" in my head all day now! haha!  :)
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i have, and it was WONDERFUL! i recommend it if you have the chance to see it.
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Sorry...it's a cheesy version of the great Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Pirates Of Penzance.  There is a movie version of it starring Kevin Kline, Angela Landsbury, and Linda Ronstadt (the start of her serious singing career) which IS pretty good, even if Rex Smith is in it.
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I LOVE that movie!  The film is "Rigoletto."  I have the piano music, too - great song!
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I love it! \n\nIf anybody wants to watch it, here's a link:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXggo2cOTto
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The movie came out in pre-1975. I've only seen it once (I was probably 15 or 16 then so I can't give a opinon) However I plan on getting a copy sometime. It's a post nuclear movie,and the wedding consumating scene was great! Buy a good movie book and it will show you dates, year,director, rating, and everything you need. It is better than typing.(Reading that is!)  Dude says look it up and check it out man! Peace.
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No, but it is out on VHS, and you can find it on Amazon.com\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087385/
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Mitch Miller band and the Andrew Sisters had their versions of the song, but the movie used a men's chorus.  No name given.\n\nQuote from DVD Times:\n"It does hover close to excessive sentimentality in places and the constant use of a burly mens' chorus to sing the title song becomes wearing after a while".
1080556
Eat me!  Hahaha.  That part of the movie cracks me up every single time I see it.  One of the best lines in any movie, if you ask me.
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I LOVED the movie...I read the book first!  It was one of my favorite movies as a teenThe name of it is called "Sooner or Later".  It was back in 1978 or 79.  The guitar instructor was played by Rex Smith.\n\nHere is a summary of it:\nFor those who may not have seen it, the film centers on pretty 13-year-old Jessie Walters.  A visit to a cosmetic counter changes her whole life when a make-over transforms her into a young girl that could easily pass for 16.   Bring in Michael Skye, the gorgeous 17-year-old singer for the Skye Band whom Jessie sees performing at the very shopping mall where she was magically transformed.   It's love at first sight!  But...sigh...Jessie will never see him again...or will she?\n\nAs fate would have it, Jessie signs up for guitar lessons, and who would her instructor just HAPPEN to be??  MICHAEL SKYE!  Michael offers lovely Jessie a ride home.  And "how old are you?" inquires Michael.   "16!"  It's out before Jessie can stop it!\n\nSo begins a series of humorous scenarios by Jessie to carry out her sham as a "16 year old."  And along the way..the two fall in love.  But when Jessie finds herself next to Michael at a drive-in movie, will she be able to follow through with all that being 16 might mean?\n\nThe humor of the film is both wonderfully funny and wonderfully warm ~ which keeps this movie from going over the top and becoming "after-school special" material.  Hearing the voices in Jessie's head, spewing scenarios from cheezy dimestore romance novels in a hilarious ~ and horribly off-kilter ~ southern drawl is just a sampling of what makes this movie worth the price of admission.\n\nWhile the movie is dated in some physical respects, this is part of what makes the film so enjoyable and one that will take you down memory lane.   How about that typical 70's teen idol/Motley Crue long hair on Rex Smith ~ goes just right with his embroidered-pocket jeans and butterfly collars!  And it's hilarious to see him tooling around in that GIGANTIC puke-green road yacht (a.k.a. 1970's station wagon).  Also be sure to check out the posters on Caroline's wall, Jessie's best friend.  Anybody remember Shaun Cassidy??\n\nBut while the physical aspects may be dated, first love and teen angst are issues that span generations and will always be up to date.  This is a film I plan on showing my daughter when she's old enough to understand it, and one I remember fondly from my youth.  When I rewatched it a few weeks ago (after having not seen it for ~ well, since 1979!), I wondered if I would leave the couch wondering what it was I had found so touching, memorable and "swoon-worthy" so many years ago as a teen.  It's happened before; however when it was over, I remembered exactly why it touched me, and still does.  No matter how old you are, this movie makes you remember why your first love is the one you'll never forget ~ and one you'll never quite get over. \n\nThe happy ending of this warm and wonderful movie is what inspired so many young girls that true love would come around ~ SOONER OR LATER!\n\nYou can also go here for more info on it!\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079935/
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i saw the movie and loved it!!\n\nmemories!!!
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Haven't seen it...you can, however, check the external reviews section of IMDB's page on the film...\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052918/externalreviews\n\nThese are usually pretty helpful for film discussions.
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I love "That Thing You Do", great movie, Tom Everett Scott was great as Guy, loved Liv Tyler too. It was such "American dream" story line, small town local band makes good, you know? My favorite line is Guy -- "I led you here, for I am Spartacus," then probably Faye telling Jimmy off "I wasted a thousand kisses on you and shame on me for kissing you with my eyes closed so tightly", paraphrasing here, I think that's close to the actual line :)
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I saw this title on digital cable featured on On Demand. I wasn't sure if I wanted to watch it so late at night. But your feelings towards this movie has intrigued me enough to actually watch it this time! I have a book about gay rights and equality which I have yet to read. May even mention Paragraph 175...When I find out the name of the book I'll post here
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Definitely! Can't WAIT to see this film. You get the tickets, I'll get the popcorn.\n\nSee you in Leicester Square...\n\nDaniel Craig - mmmmmm
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No.\nThey were trying too hard to be 'kooky' and 'psychedelic, man'.\nIt doesn't work.\nDo we really all live in Yellow Submarines?\nYeah, right.\nMethinks Lennon had lost the plot at that point, but hey, I'm not a biographer.\nAll I know is, the film is crap.\n\n\nadd - oops, I stand corrected. Sorry! Thanks for pointing that out Chris. Geez, I could have made a fool of myself!