SONGOF MUSIC | Sound of Music [VHS] | Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer

BEST MUSICAL EEVER | Sound of Music [VHS] | Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer

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	• Sound of Music [VHS] Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer 20th Century Fox, 1996 average customer review:based on 636 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Excellent service

I ordered 2 Sound of music DVDs and the products arrived on time and the quality was very good. Kudos to the seller.

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SOUND OF MUSIC WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES AND NOW I CAN VIEW IT WHENEVER I WANT TO,

BEST MUSICAL EEVER

THE PERSON WHO LEFT THE JULY 11 REVIEW IS AN IDIOT. JULIE ANDREWS WON AN ACADEMY AWARD FOR HER PART IN THIS MOVIE. THIS PERSON PROBABLY LIVES IN IOWA AND DOSEN'T GET OUT MUCH. HE PROBABLY THINKS SPONGEBOB SQUARE PANTS IS FINE ART!!!

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Singing Dancing Nazis...what fun!

I loved this movie. Julie Andrews was great, she has a voice that was just amazing...I realize that many of the younger viewers wont understand what's coming out of her mouth since she is actually SINGING and not just 'rapping' or using some cheap electronic tricks to mimic talent. The other thing they are doing in the movie is dancing...I realize no one is 'grindin dey azz' against anyone else's groin; and sure you can't see any nipples bouncing out of clothes, but trust me they are dancing.

I think the best part of the movie is that our kids can learn history. I realize that WWII is kind of covered in school now, but do they teach you that not only were the Nazis mean, but they were great dancers too? I didn't think so. Also, remember that Nazi was the name for the "National Socialist" party in Germany (sort of like Democrat is the name for socialist in this country), and since we are heading rapidly into socialism we need to learn that it will be much more tolerable if we learn to dance and sing about tiny flowers. It will make the next few years so much more tolerable. For this reason alone, this is an important movie for a new generation.

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Some people may sneer at this 1965 musical, but the truth is the film has earned its status as a perennially watchable romantic-drama, largely on the strength of a fun story and chemistry between stars Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. Veteran filmmaker Robert Wise (The Day the Earth Stood Still) mostly stays out of the way of the film's appealing elements, which include a based-on-fact tale of Austria's von Trapp family, who fled their Nazi-occupied country in 1938. Andrews is delightful and even fascinating as Maria, who sheds her tomboyish ways as a novice nun to accept the mantle of adulthood, becoming matron of the motherless von Trapp clan. Plummer is matinee-idol handsome and gives a smart performance to boot, and the cast of young people and kids who make up the singing von Trapp children make a strong impression. Based on the Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical, the score includes such winners as "Maria" and the future John Coltrane hit "My Favorite Things." --Tom Keogh

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