WHAT A VISUAL TREAT!! | FIRST TIME WATCHING MOULIN ROUGE (2001)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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I think Ziddler genuinely loved satin like his own daughter, but they are all victims of the life they were given, and they have no other choice but to continue forward. Thats why that scene is so sad, you can see his heart is breaking for her. You can ultimately see him come through when he punches the duke in the end, knowing well that it would be his end.
Poor Obi-Wan, lost Satine twice.:)
A great feast for eyes and ears and hearts alike, a wonderful movie.
Moulin Rouge's Roxanne is far superior to the original and I'll fight you on it if needed.
I'll stand with you in the fight. :)
His early 90s film Strictly Ballroom is pretty great, too
Has anyone ever realised that “Audrey” at the start of the movie is Faramir from LOTR!
So fun to see someone do Moulin Rouge! Please check out Hamilton! And I second the suggestions of Chicago and Rocky Horror, especially Rocky.
Hamilton is awesome!!!!
I love this film. There is a Broadway musical version that I was fortunate to see before the pandemic closed everything down.
The Broadway show was OUTSTANDING!!!
While it is not a musical, Too Wong Foo, With Love from Julie Newmar, is an amazing movie you should see, if you haven’t already done so. I only suggest it because John Leguizamo is amazing in it, also stellar performances from various amazing actors.
I would wholeheartedly recommend Strictly Ballroom! It's not a musical, but the dancing is a lot of fun and it's a sweet story.
This was the 3rd of his, 'Red Curtain Trilogy", the other two being, "Strictly Ballroom" and "Romeo + Juliete). Strictly Ballroom is definitely the most fun of the three movies though :)
The only critique I really have with Moulin Rouge is that they didn't write a set of original songs to go with the movie.
One of my favorite movies. :) Great soundtrack. :)
El tango de Roxanne....love that song so much. The tension, the building up, the music 😍
I think it's the most purely Baz thing Baz has done. Visually amazing, but just a little exhausting to watch!
Lmao when you mentioned a bad trip, I was taken back 14 years to college when a friend and I had to turn this movie off because we were coming on to a mushroom trip 😹🫠
You really need to give "Chicago" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" a watch!
Haha, I loved how you said "oh he's a writer!" 4:52
Baz Luhrmann certainly has a unique style. I really enjoy his adaptations of Romeo & Juliet (best Mercutio and Tybalt ever) and Great Gatsby (amazing cast and beautiful visuals). Australia, with Nicole Kidman, is also interesting, but a bit 'white savior' 😬.
nice video!!! in my opinion the "Red Curtain Trilogy" is kinda like the "Cornetto Trilogy" (shaun of the dead, hot fuzz and the worlds end) - similar vibes, could exist in the same universe but arent directly connected
The whole film it's simply a work of ART
I was rewatching the movie just now and still cried then I stumbled across your video 😂
Really enjoyed your reaction and commentary for this!
Loved your critique! Agree a visual feast!
Standing ovation and encore
So happy for you to love it as much as I do.
I enjoyed this reaction.Thanks!
Crazy thing- the actor playing Satine’s pimp (essentially) is the same damn actor that plays professor slughorn in Harry Potter.
I totally agree about the editing and your general impressions of the movie, what you liked, but also what you didn't. It's not "Singin' In the Rain"! But like you said, they worked hard on this! They're giving their all! It's a little overblown to me.
I don' t know your tastes well enough to say anything is a sure thing, but the legendary choreographer Bob Fosse directed an absolute dazzling musical called ALL THAT JAZZ (1980) which you might want to put on your radar. I keep trying to type out some kind of apt description of it and I fail, so I'm just going to throw that title out to you, and maybe some of your subscribers or viewers can chime in whether or not this one's for you. "All That Jazz" (1979). I would not call this a romantic musical, so I almost hesitated to suggest it. (he also did "Cabaret", which is very good)
For older, classic Hollywood musicals: "Guys And Dolls" is a fun one, with Marlon Brando and Frank Sinatra (!!!!). "The Pajama Game" (which was choregraphed by the forementioned Bob Fosse) was one I always found fun. Lastly: the first Beatles movie "A Hard Days Night" is a great movie, a classic comedy! Who wouldn't want to see you react to that? Who? Show me the man! lol Their animated film "Yellow Submarine" is also dazzling.
I've never seen a better musical than "Singin' In The Rain" though, that's the benchmark in my book!
Directed by Baz Lurhman starring Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman in this movie about a nightclub in Paris
The secret of Absinthe: a very high alcohol content ;)
If you want to see John Leguizamos funniest movie, it's called, "The Pest"
i loved your reactions of the different songs and how much you loved the sets. you were right that it was nice to see john leguizamo in a role like this. on another note, your voice is so soothing and nice to listen to. nicole kidman definitely earned her golden globe in this movie. also the woman on the left in 21:50 played satine on broadway for a bit
Tarantino and Rodriguez Grindhouse double feature and Bachelor Party from 1984.
Thank you for noting the Bollywood parts. I know very little about it, so didn't pick up on any of that.
This gutted me when I watched this in the theater.
You need to check out The Producers it’s a musical by Mel Brooks.
You should check out John's stand up specials, more like this movie than his bad guy movies. Then watch one his first movies, "The Pest" 1997.
This movie is a musical
John Leguizamo is PEST, more craziness than the law allows. A funny movie
Warner Music Group owns over a million songs
Roxanne as a tango
If you can watch Baz Luhrmann’s new movie Elvis simply gorgeous film about Elvis
If you're familiar with the best picture winner Slumdog Millionaire then you know
1900 was when Theodore Roosevelt became president
I LOVE your reviews (Thanks and Jesus bless you and your loved ones)
-- MOVIE REQUEST -- IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT Sidney Potier and Rod Steiger 1967
THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX Jimmy Stewart 1965
CHARADE Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant 1963
ROMAN HOLIDAY Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck 1953
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S Audrey Hepburn 1961
ARABESQUE Sophia Loren 1966
TO CATCH A THIEF Cary Grant 1955
NORTH BY NORTHWEST Cary Grant 1959
CASABLANCA Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman 1942
ROBIN HOOD Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland (2 main stars DID fall in love after the movie) 1938 in Color
WEST SIDE STORY Natalie Wood 1961
BULLET Steve McQueen 1968
THE QUIET MAN John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara 1952
THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE John Wayne 1962
CLEOPATRA Elizabeth Taylor 1963
TRAPEZE Burt Lancaster 1956
WINCHESTER '73 Jimmy Stewart 1950
REAR WINDOW Jimmy Stewart 1954
TO SIR WITH LOVE Sidney Potier 1967
THE DEFIANT ONES Sidney Potier and Tony Curtis 1958
LILLIES OF THE FIELD Sidney Potier 1963
I have this film on video, and have watched it many times, and as much as I like it I have to admit that I always fast foward through the ''Like a Virgin'' song .. which is dreadful !
Me too!
When trying to create, what Westerners refer to as "exotic", they often end up simply displaying their ignorance about the culture they are fetishizing.