Hunyak is Hungarian. I like that, unlike other shows might have done, they didn't just use Hungarian-sounding gibberish, but actually translated her pleas into Hungarian. My high school friend got his Hungarian immigrant parents to translate it for the group going to competition.
Yep, because the idea is that all the numbers are in Roxie's head, and Marshall couldn't figure a way to make "Class" fit in. He came up with that because he figured a movie audience wouldn't buy characters bursting into song within the context of the story itself. Because of that, I lose some enjoyment of the movie, because I don't like Marshal not trusting his audience. To make up for it, here's Bebe Neuwirth in the 1996 revival (which I saw!), singing it with Marcia Lewis as Mama: ruclips.net/video/Li2xA7jVing/видео.html with a bonus of her singing as Mama several years later. That production had Joel Grey as Amos and James Naughton as Billy, and Ann Reinking as Roxie. The original 1975 had Chita Rivera as Velma, Gwen Verdon as Roxie and Jerry Orbach as Billy. I remember watching the commercials for that one, but never got to watch it. The movie did film Jones and the Queen: ruclips.net/video/jO5mZF_SbIw/видео.html - it's really good and it's a shame they cut it from general release. Here's how the 1996 revival handled the first number: ruclips.net/video/zg0oy53kpUw/видео.html
I love this movie so damn much!!! Not only are the songs and performances all fantastic and catchy, but the way it's shot with the real life/fantasy lines blurring, the stage lights, the costumes, VISUALLY STUNNING. Glad you finally got to watch and enjoy!!!
No, she wasn't pregnant during the filming of "Chicago". Chicago filming dates: December 10, 2001 to May 2002. Carys was born in April 2003. Kind of hard to have an 11 month + pregnancy. She WAS pregnant when filming "Traffic" and it was written in to the script.
0:42 Yes, yes he is! That’s Taye Diggs. Also if you haven’t watched it yet, you 100% need to watch 2008’s Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway! It’s a pro-shot film of the very last Broadway performance. It is so good!!
$2 in 1926 (the year the stage play that "Chicago" is based on came out) is about $35.50 today. Not bad for a time when a loaf of bread cost 9 cents and the average price of a car was $515!
I love that even though they did not use the song Me and My Baby, when Amos finds out that Roxie is pregnant you can hear an instrumental version playing in the background.
The woman who wrote the play this musical is based on hated her own play because she wrote it intending to critisize the real life muderessess, but her play ended up doing the thing she was critisizing (gave them notoriety and attention)
The two main characters and the Hunyak were based on real people. The main difference is that the real character was Italian and she got the death penalty but before her appeal one of the other two gave her a makeover and taught her more English. She appeared in court looking and sounding better and her conviction was overturned.
The Wiz. An all black cast version of The wizard of Oz. It's starring Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, and many other black actors and artists. All the songs are unforgettable but the one I think is the best is 'You Can't Win' performed by Michael Jackson. Your a joy as always. Can't wait til next time. Wishing you Peace and Love ✌️💓
Fun fact, there was a 2015 version, with Queen Latifah as the Wiz. I was somewhat disappointed as I would LOOOOOOVE to hear her sing No Bad News, but on the other hand, her costume and makeup were goddamn gorgeous. I 😍Queen Latifah. Another Queen Latifah movie I enjoyed, not a musical, but Last Holiday. She's so charming, and OH MY GOD she is, as always, absolutely stunning.
The whole diary thing actually isn’t in the stage show, which was a bit disappointing to me when I saw it because of how brilliant it is. In one fell swoop, Billy gets two of his clients off scott-free. And I love the way they visually tie it together and emphasize his quick thinking and masterful playing of the courtroom with the tap dance. :D
Chicago isn’t my favorite musical (I do love it, it’s just not my top fave), but this is probably one of my favorite musical movies, because at every step they demonstrate how much they understand and appreciate stage musicals and how to adapt them. It’s just so good. :D
I was lucky enough to see the original Broadway production with Gwen Verdon, Chita Rivera, and Jerry Orbach. Some of my favorite movie musicals are The Music Man, Hello Dolly, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Victor Victoria, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The King and I, My Fair Lady, The Boy Friend, Footlight Parade, Gypsy (with Rosalind Russell), Bye Bye Birdie, and Kiss Me Kate, to name a few
In the play Roxie has even less of a reason to shoot Fred - we're nearly at the end of 'All that Jazz' and then it goes Roxie: "So it's over, is it Fred?" Fred: "yep" Roxie: "oh fred....no guy walks away from me!" (bang bang bang) "....oops...."/"...oh......oh I've gotta pee"
You know, that "They both reached for the gun"-song, changed my entire TikTok-Channel, because I made a Hamiton/Burr Edit to it and it's by far my most watched video with 3.2 million. So yeah, I love this movie! Great reaction also!
I would highly recommend Sara Bareilles’s “Waitress” it is definitely in my personal top 10 of musicals. My favorite songs from it, because I simply cannot choose one, are: “What Baking Can Do” “Bad Idea” “I Didn’t Plan It” “You Matter To Me” “She Used To Be Mine” “When He Sees Me” I hope you’ll consider it a watch!😀
One of my high school classmates, Michael Berresse, played Fred Casely when Chicago had its iconic Broadway revival in the 1990s. He was also the understudy for Billy and took over the role when the original actor left the show. He later got a Tony nomination for a revival of Kiss Me Kate.
@@RabbitsFunWorld I haven’t seen that yet, but now that I’ve checked out his IMDb, he was in that film! I saw him in an episode of Law &Order: Criminal Intent, but I think that’s the only time I’ve seen him in a tv show or movie.
@@RabbitsFunWorld I was in an Agatha Christie play with him in high school. He was the main comic relief, I was the evil stepmother who gets offed halfway through the play.
Singin In The Rain is my most favorite movie of all time. And it happens to be a musical. I don’t know if it was his favorite movie, but I know my dad had a special place in his heart for The Sound Of Music. And so do I. 💙💙💙
Favorite musical currently is Epic: the Musical. It is my current hyperfixation anf i have fallen down the rabbit hole with it. I know you do movies but it would be hype if you did the anamatics.
@MoviesinDepth Oh my god yes you need to react to it, it isn't finished yet it's released in Saga's with the second to last saga coming out on the 31st of this month but it's absolutely a masterpiece and the fan animatics for the songs are all amazing (if you do decide to react to it I'll gladly give you a link to my playlist with my favourite animatics)
Fun fact: fishnet stockings were invented so men could see the hair on women's legs which used to be considered the sexiest part. Regular stockings covered/flattened the hair.
To be honest this my first time to but I’m glad you did this have an amazing day and an amazing week and I love musicals and great job can’t wait till the next one
It's so hard to pick a singular favorite musical... as far as off-Broadway stuff, I have to say Team Starkid's Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier. And for Broadway, my current fave is Hadestown.
I remember the first time I heard of Chicago it was my high school dance class, we listen to a mixture of the songs for a dance exercise. Ever since then I was hooked. One of the best movie musicals ever.
Chicago is not my favorite musical by any means but you can't deny the cinematography in this movie, it's spectacular! The casting is amazing too, I remember watching that Queen Latifah song as a teen and hoping it wouldn't awaken anything in me lol. My favorite musicals tend to vary according to my current hyperfixations, but top ten must be Spring Awakening (I heard the deaf and HoH production is really great), Jesus Christ Superstar (everybody would recommend the 1973 movie but some of the choices I don't really vibe with that much, I particularly like the acting in the 2000 version, but it'd be easier to watch the 2018 Live! version with John Legend as Jesus), Evita (since it's a story about my country, although controversial), Avenue Q, Rent, (some you already mentioned too like Hamilton, Hairspray, I like Grease Live! more than the original Grease movie sorry) A great horror musical movie that no one reacts to is Repo! The Genetic Opera (the casting is incredible, as in it's weird they got these people together in a movie, but it's a bit gorey).
I used to watch Chicago when I was a little kid at my babysitter’s house when I was a child. I liked the music growing up when I’d go to her house when she’d watch me as a kid. The inappropriate scenes would go over my head at that age but she didn’t seem to care cause she knew how much I liked the music in the movie. I’d watch the movie a lot growing up every time I’d stay at her house when she’d watch me at her house
You should watch Phantom, Jesus Christ Superstar, Oklahoma, Fiddler on the Roof, Rent (though you may have seen that one), Hamilton, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hairspray, Newsies (the original Disney movie), and Into The Woods. That's all I can think of at the moment.
So looking forward to Wicked. Got my tickets and i am ready. My favorite musical is The Last 5 Years. Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan did a reaaly good job in the film adaptation.
I’m approaching 60, and I grew up watching Classic Hollywood movies on tv in the pre-cable/VCR era. My all-time favorite musical has to be Singin’ in the Rain, but I also love Easter Parade and Swing Time. For slightly more modern films, Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell are required viewing at Eastertime.
@@MoviesinDepth It was my first National tour show I saw. For my tenth birthday, I asked for tickets for the whole family to see it at the Arie Crown Theatre in Chicago. My mom was surprised I was already interested in live theater, but we all went! I still remember that show 48 years later. I’ve also seen it at the Chicago Theatre (as seen here in this video!) in the mid-90s, with Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson reproducing their performances from the film and Styx’s Dennis DeYoung as Pilate.
Favorite Musical/Song: Into the Woods/The Last Midnight (Peters version). A very close (Second Place)Sweeney Todd/My Friends or A Little Priest (Third Place)Cabaret/Maybe This Time. What do all of these musicals have in common Dark Humor and Death. Yea!!!!!
Ooo, if you haven’t reacted to it yet, or just seen it on your own, I’d love to your reaction to Little Shop of Horrors, it’s a really good adaptation of the stage musical with some *amazing* puppetry and fantastic vocals
Omg I will gush about the Dracula and the Jekyll & Hyde musicals all day if I could; the masters song and bring on the men from each respectively being my favorites to sing, but I love the entire soundtrack of Jekyll & Hyde. NGL I have fond memories of this film; it's my first experience with broadway! Admittedly probably watched it too young, though.
Tango Cell Block is so catchy. My favoite musicals are Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat Newsies and Oklahoma Favorite songs Close every door and any dream will do (Joseph) Seize the Day and Santa Fe (Newsies) Oh what a beautiful Morning (Oklahoma)
8:16 It's supposed to be a Hungarian character, but the Russian actress/dancer butchered the pronunciation, so I, as a native Hungarian, barely understood the words. So it's Hungarian and not some f&£cking European language, I hope it helps. 😉
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Hunyak is Hungarian. I like that, unlike other shows might have done, they didn't just use Hungarian-sounding gibberish, but actually translated her pleas into Hungarian. My high school friend got his Hungarian immigrant parents to translate it for the group going to competition.
We did this show in high school, and when asked what this show is about, the guy playing Amos said “nice guys finish last” 😂😂
No…. THAT POOR MAN LMAO
That must have been his incel arc start!
Eeew
6:58 "oh i know this song"
Everyone knows this song. Especially the theatre kids. Never performed it. Can absolutely nail it. PLACES PEOPLE.
CEW IT IN
Lol It's not "Uh Oh", it's "Uh Uh" meaning i didn't do it. She was innocent.
I was just coming to say this
Same! Plus her scarf was the only white one, representing her innocence.
There is a song that was cut from the movie called Class, performed by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Queen Latifah and it's one of the best ones.
Oooooh don’t tempt me with me a good TIME
@@MoviesinDepth please do
Love that one!
Yep, because the idea is that all the numbers are in Roxie's head, and Marshall couldn't figure a way to make "Class" fit in. He came up with that because he figured a movie audience wouldn't buy characters bursting into song within the context of the story itself. Because of that, I lose some enjoyment of the movie, because I don't like Marshal not trusting his audience. To make up for it, here's Bebe Neuwirth in the 1996 revival (which I saw!), singing it with Marcia Lewis as Mama: ruclips.net/video/Li2xA7jVing/видео.html with a bonus of her singing as Mama several years later.
That production had Joel Grey as Amos and James Naughton as Billy, and Ann Reinking as Roxie. The original 1975 had Chita Rivera as Velma, Gwen Verdon as Roxie and Jerry Orbach as Billy. I remember watching the commercials for that one, but never got to watch it.
The movie did film Jones and the Queen: ruclips.net/video/jO5mZF_SbIw/видео.html - it's really good and it's a shame they cut it from general release.
Here's how the 1996 revival handled the first number: ruclips.net/video/zg0oy53kpUw/видео.html
I love this movie so damn much!!! Not only are the songs and performances all fantastic and catchy, but the way it's shot with the real life/fantasy lines blurring, the stage lights, the costumes, VISUALLY STUNNING. Glad you finally got to watch and enjoy!!!
Thank you so much for watching!!
Completely agree. And I think the premise actually lends itself to film over theater. Cause the numbers are all in Roxie's head.
The fact that Catherine Zeta Jones was pregnant and still doing the acrobatics is amazing. ❤ Queen Latifah is also in Hair Spray.
No, she wasn't pregnant during the filming of "Chicago". Chicago filming dates: December 10, 2001 to May 2002. Carys was born in April 2003. Kind of hard to have an 11 month + pregnancy. She WAS pregnant when filming "Traffic" and it was written in to the script.
@@hectorsmommy1717 IMDB says she was a few months pregnant and when she started to show they did some filming to hide her bump.
0:42 Yes, yes he is! That’s Taye Diggs. Also if you haven’t watched it yet, you 100% need to watch 2008’s Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway! It’s a pro-shot film of the very last Broadway performance. It is so good!!
I think everyone playing Professor Callahan in the Legally Blonde musical is actually channelling Richard Gere as Billy Flynn. Truly iconic.
$2 in 1926 (the year the stage play that "Chicago" is based on came out) is about $35.50 today. Not bad for a time when a loaf of bread cost 9 cents and the average price of a car was $515!
I fucking love Catherine Zeta Jones in this she is incredible
Absolutely ICONIC
As a fellow theatre kid I HAD TO PULL UP TO WATCH THIS!🙂🤓🙂🤓
Oh absolute LEGEND
Hunyak is Hungarian, not German. Also, the only one of the murderers who is actually innocent.
Chicago is my favorite musical. It lead me down a rabbit hole of watching other musicals to being the first live show I ever watched.
Best musical movie adaptation yet. I wish more directors had taken notes on what they did right.
I love that even though they did not use the song Me and My Baby, when Amos finds out that Roxie is pregnant you can hear an instrumental version playing in the background.
This is easily the best musical film ever!
PERFECTION!!!!!!
I have no words other than
THERES SO MUCH CONSISTENTLY HAPPENING
Literally so much the entire TIME
was expecting the jump cut to rachel berry to be the scene where she actually is singing "all that jazz"😂 great reaction as always!
Queen Latifah should do more musicals. Loved her as Ursula in the Little Mermaid musical.
This is one of my favorite movies. Certainly my favorite movie musical. Its just so well done.
I remember when this came out, it won all the awards that year.
The woman who wrote the play this musical is based on hated her own play because she wrote it intending to critisize the real life muderessess, but her play ended up doing the thing she was critisizing (gave them notoriety and attention)
The two main characters and the Hunyak were based on real people. The main difference is that the real character was Italian and she got the death penalty but before her appeal one of the other two gave her a makeover and taught her more English. She appeared in court looking and sounding better and her conviction was overturned.
Omg burlesque is one of my absolute favorites cher and Christina *chefs kiss
3:37 that escalated faster than I expected 😳
PFF
The Wiz. An all black cast version of The wizard of Oz. It's starring Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, and many other black actors and artists. All the songs are unforgettable but the one I think is the best is 'You Can't Win' performed by Michael Jackson. Your a joy as always. Can't wait til next time. Wishing you Peace and Love ✌️💓
Fun fact, there was a 2015 version, with Queen Latifah as the Wiz. I was somewhat disappointed as I would LOOOOOOVE to hear her sing No Bad News, but on the other hand, her costume and makeup were goddamn gorgeous. I 😍Queen Latifah.
Another Queen Latifah movie I enjoyed, not a musical, but Last Holiday. She's so charming, and OH MY GOD she is, as always, absolutely stunning.
@@bettrhalf8006The 2015 version is fantastic! It sticks a little closer to the Broadway version.
5:34 That is a BONK I refuse to let you get away with 😂
HANG ON WHAT NOW
Omg! I've been waiting for this reaction for so long! I never thought it would happen, but it’s here! 😪
The German woman doesn't say, "Uh oh," she says, "Uh uh."
yeah, but also Hungarian, not German
6:32 $2.00 in 1920s is $31.53 in today's currency.
More than I was expecting…
Cut back on the energy drinks...lol
Enjoyed the reaction!
The whole diary thing actually isn’t in the stage show, which was a bit disappointing to me when I saw it because of how brilliant it is. In one fell swoop, Billy gets two of his clients off scott-free. And I love the way they visually tie it together and emphasize his quick thinking and masterful playing of the courtroom with the tap dance. :D
Just played Billy Flynn in my senior year production of Chicago 😂
Chicago isn’t my favorite musical (I do love it, it’s just not my top fave), but this is probably one of my favorite musical movies, because at every step they demonstrate how much they understand and appreciate stage musicals and how to adapt them. It’s just so good. :D
I was lucky enough to see the original Broadway production with Gwen Verdon, Chita Rivera, and Jerry Orbach. Some of my favorite movie musicals are The Music Man, Hello Dolly, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Victor Victoria, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The King and I, My Fair Lady, The Boy Friend, Footlight Parade, Gypsy (with Rosalind Russell), Bye Bye Birdie, and Kiss Me Kate, to name a few
In the play Roxie has even less of a reason to shoot Fred - we're nearly at the end of 'All that Jazz' and then it goes
Roxie: "So it's over, is it Fred?"
Fred: "yep"
Roxie: "oh fred....no guy walks away from me!" (bang bang bang) "....oops...."/"...oh......oh I've gotta pee"
You know, that "They both reached for the gun"-song, changed my entire TikTok-Channel, because I made a Hamiton/Burr Edit to it and it's by far my most watched video with 3.2 million. So yeah, I love this movie! Great reaction also!
Thank you so much!! That song has become a staple over on TikTok!!
I would highly recommend Sara Bareilles’s “Waitress” it is definitely in my personal top 10 of musicals. My favorite songs from it, because I simply cannot choose one, are: “What Baking Can Do”
“Bad Idea”
“I Didn’t Plan It”
“You Matter To Me”
“She Used To Be Mine”
“When He Sees Me”
I hope you’ll consider it a watch!😀
I 1000% knew he would go insane for this movie 🎉🎉🎉
One of my high school classmates, Michael Berresse, played Fred Casely when Chicago had its iconic Broadway revival in the 1990s. He was also the understudy for Billy and took over the role when the original actor left the show. He later got a Tony nomination for a revival of Kiss Me Kate.
That is actually iconic
You’re not talking about Michael Berresse from Bourne Legacy now, are ya? 😮
@@RabbitsFunWorld I haven’t seen that yet, but now that I’ve checked out his IMDb, he was in that film! I saw him in an episode of Law &Order: Criminal Intent, but I think that’s the only time I’ve seen him in a tv show or movie.
@@RabbitsFunWorld I was in an Agatha Christie play with him in high school. He was the main comic relief, I was the evil stepmother who gets offed halfway through the play.
Me: he's making all these interesting comments.
Also me: Ain't this guy married? 👀
Singin In The Rain is my most favorite movie of all time. And it happens to be a musical. I don’t know if it was his favorite movie, but I know my dad had a special place in his heart for The Sound Of Music. And so do I. 💙💙💙
Favorite musical currently is Epic: the Musical. It is my current hyperfixation anf i have fallen down the rabbit hole with it. I know you do movies but it would be hype if you did the anamatics.
I haven’t heard that one before yet!
@MoviesinDepth Oh my god yes you need to react to it, it isn't finished yet it's released in Saga's with the second to last saga coming out on the 31st of this month but it's absolutely a masterpiece and the fan animatics for the songs are all amazing (if you do decide to react to it I'll gladly give you a link to my playlist with my favourite animatics)
Omg, yes! It's so good
Fun fact: fishnet stockings were invented so men could see the hair on women's legs which used to be considered the sexiest part. Regular stockings covered/flattened the hair.
To be honest this my first time to but I’m glad you did this have an amazing day and an amazing week and I love musicals and great job can’t wait till the next one
Thank you so much for watching!!
Queen Latifah is in Hairspray unless you already watched it 😂
11:47 Yes officer this guy right here ☝🏾😂
WAT
I think I heard ''Miss Ribcage over there'' was the choreographer. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
It's so hard to pick a singular favorite musical... as far as off-Broadway stuff, I have to say Team Starkid's Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier. And for Broadway, my current fave is Hadestown.
I still need to watch more Team Starkid musicals!
@@MoviesinDepth The Hatchetfield saga would be awesome for Halloween!
HE HAD IT COMING HE HAD IT COMING HE ONLY HAD HIMSELF TO BLAME
YESSSS
I remember the first time I heard of Chicago it was my high school dance class, we listen to a mixture of the songs for a dance exercise. Ever since then I was hooked. One of the best movie musicals ever.
Soooo AGREE. I just wish we had a filmed version of the 1998 Cabaret revival😭
MID, you haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaave to watch Burlesque!
As far as movie adaptions of stage musicals, this is my absolute favorite, hands down. It was directed by a stage director and so so brilliant.
It was done so well!!
Never seen my man happier 😍🙏🏽💛
My school did this musical AND IT WAS SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!!!
That is AMAZING!!
A video on my birthday?! Wrong musical movie.... but I'll take it 😂
Jesus lmao
I love this movie! I watched the movie in theatres with my aunt who just passed back in June ❤❤
One of my favorite movies growing up! Would love to see it on stage on day! My favorite musical is Aida!
Chicago is not my favorite musical by any means but you can't deny the cinematography in this movie, it's spectacular! The casting is amazing too, I remember watching that Queen Latifah song as a teen and hoping it wouldn't awaken anything in me lol.
My favorite musicals tend to vary according to my current hyperfixations, but top ten must be Spring Awakening (I heard the deaf and HoH production is really great), Jesus Christ Superstar (everybody would recommend the 1973 movie but some of the choices I don't really vibe with that much, I particularly like the acting in the 2000 version, but it'd be easier to watch the 2018 Live! version with John Legend as Jesus), Evita (since it's a story about my country, although controversial), Avenue Q, Rent, (some you already mentioned too like Hamilton, Hairspray, I like Grease Live! more than the original Grease movie sorry)
A great horror musical movie that no one reacts to is Repo! The Genetic Opera (the casting is incredible, as in it's weird they got these people together in a movie, but it's a bit gorey).
MATASHA, PIERRE, and the GREAT COMET of 1812, is the most astonishing, engaging and vibrant musical. Those who know, truly know. ☄️
Mid killed this reaction ❤
Thank you so muchhhh👏
Excellent Choice You are Awesome!
Thank you!!
YESSS OMG YESSSS!!!!!
WE MADE IT
I love this movie (Mama in particular) but my favourite version of We both reached for the gun is the Korean with Choi Jae Rim!
I used to watch Chicago when I was a little kid at my babysitter’s house when I was a child. I liked the music growing up when I’d go to her house when she’d watch me as a kid. The inappropriate scenes would go over my head at that age but she didn’t seem to care cause she knew how much I liked the music in the movie. I’d watch the movie a lot growing up every time I’d stay at her house when she’d watch me at her house
This movie is one of those that will age like fine wine no matter WHAT
You should watch Phantom, Jesus Christ Superstar, Oklahoma, Fiddler on the Roof, Rent (though you may have seen that one), Hamilton, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hairspray, Newsies (the original Disney movie), and Into The Woods. That's all I can think of at the moment.
So looking forward to Wicked. Got my tickets and i am ready. My favorite musical is The Last 5 Years. Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan did a reaaly good job in the film adaptation.
3:37 There's the Pop Pop Pop
We need the SIX
Never did theater
But always had respect for it and i love this movie its a top 3 movie for me
I’m approaching 60, and I grew up watching Classic Hollywood movies on tv in the pre-cable/VCR era. My all-time favorite musical has to be Singin’ in the Rain, but I also love Easter Parade and Swing Time. For slightly more modern films, Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell are required viewing at Eastertime.
JCS is one of my absolute favorite old school musicals!!
@@MoviesinDepth It was my first National tour show I saw. For my tenth birthday, I asked for tickets for the whole family to see it at the Arie Crown Theatre in Chicago. My mom was surprised I was already interested in live theater, but we all went! I still remember that show 48 years later. I’ve also seen it at the Chicago Theatre (as seen here in this video!) in the mid-90s, with Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson reproducing their performances from the film and Styx’s Dennis DeYoung as Pilate.
saying come on rachel berry and not using her performing this exact song is a crime
Favorite Musical/Song: Into the Woods/The Last Midnight (Peters version). A very close (Second Place)Sweeney Todd/My Friends or A Little Priest (Third Place)Cabaret/Maybe This Time. What do all of these musicals have in common Dark Humor and Death. Yea!!!!!
Yay musicals! Please do more! Would love to see you watch phantom of the opera
Ooo, if you haven’t reacted to it yet, or just seen it on your own, I’d love to your reaction to Little Shop of Horrors, it’s a really good adaptation of the stage musical with some *amazing* puppetry and fantastic vocals
Omg I will gush about the Dracula and the Jekyll & Hyde musicals all day if I could; the masters song and bring on the men from each respectively being my favorites to sing, but I love the entire soundtrack of Jekyll & Hyde. NGL I have fond memories of this film; it's my first experience with broadway! Admittedly probably watched it too young, though.
I love this movie I wish the 2007 hairspray was more like this
So you've seen "Lady of Burlesque" by Barbara Stanwyck?
4:53 Im trying to figure out WHAT is happening regardless if its real
I don’t KNOW ANYMORE
I love this movie and the soundtrack, I Know all the songs 🤦🏽♀️❤️
They. Are. ICONIC
FAR and AWAY my favorite musical of all time.
You have good TASTE
@@MoviesinDepth i know right?? :D
Omg yes the all male version is fantastic
Tango Cell Block is so catchy. My favoite musicals are Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat Newsies and Oklahoma
Favorite songs
Close every door and any dream will do (Joseph)
Seize the Day and Santa Fe (Newsies)
Oh what a beautiful Morning (Oklahoma)
PLEASE do Newsies!!!! King of New York is a great number.
8:16 It's supposed to be a Hungarian character, but the Russian actress/dancer butchered the pronunciation, so I, as a native Hungarian, barely understood the words. So it's Hungarian and not some f&£cking European language, I hope it helps. 😉
Please do All That Jazz! No one has reacted to it
I love this musical
if you love queen latifah, you should watch joyful noise with her, keke palmer and dolly parton!
Best musical I saw this year was SIX about Henry the 8th's wives. I'm looking forward to seeing Beetlejuice in the future.
*My favorite song in the whole movie is Cell Block Tango*
Idk if you've seen it already but i would love to see you react to Dreamgirls! So many great songs and performances
This is just a suggestion buy you should watch Grease
Already up on the channel!
@@MoviesinDepth cool
Main lady's hair gives me Mary Poppins if she was blonde
Fair! Lmao
The fact that Catherine Zeta Jones was pregnant while filming, it’s crazy
Would you consider reacting to french musicals?
Gypsy, Sing, In, The Rain, The Umbrella, Cherbourg, demoiselle Rochefort, The Red Shoes, Dreamgirls, My Fair Lady, funny Face, Seven Bride for Seven Brothers, Memphis, legally blonde, into the woods, Sweeney Todd, the Phantom of the opera, West side story, Cinderella, Oklahoma, the sound of music, carrousel, The King and I, Mary Poppins, Meet me in St. Louis,Annie, Annie get your gun,Gigi, Phineas rainbow, Oliver…
My Name is Carole Huge Fan Here Please Consider these Movies they r wholesome : "Jane Eyre" "The count of Monte Christo" "The Help" "The Walk " "Up in the Air"
I first watched this when I was 6 then told everyone that I wanted to go to jail cause it looked like so much fun🤣
Have you seen Hairspray? Queen Latifah is AMAZING in that.
Video up on the channel!! ♥️
you HAVE to watch Burlesque!!! CMON MID JUST DO IT!!!!
oh and just so you know, one of the Glee girls has a small part in the movie...
and STANLEY TUCCI is in the movie!!!
And the legend, the queen, the goddess divine of them all. Christina Aguilera!