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Advantages: Dancing, music, family fun
Disadvantages: Cheesy

Break-In aka Breakdance The Movie Cast Lucinda Dickey...Kelly Adolfo Quinones...Ozone (Adolfo 'Shabba-doo' Quinones) Michael Chambers...Turbo (Michael 'Boogaloo Shrimp' Chambers) Ben Lokey...Franco Christopher McDonald...James Phineas Newborn III...Adam Bruno Falcon... 'Bruno Pop N' Taco' From Electro Rock Timothy Solomon...'Poppin Pete' From Electro Rock Ana Sanchez...Lollipop From Electro Rock Ice-T...As Himself Teresa Kelly...Vicky ...
...the important aspects of the breakdance scene. Break-In was released in 1984 and is a re-telling of West Side Story which was a 1957 musical. Release date: May 4, 1984 Running time: 90 min. Country: United States Language: English The Story The film tells the story of two breakdancers called Ozone and Turbo who's life's become intertwined with that of Kelly a contemporary dancer. Kelly is a typical American girl from a wealthy family and ... Read review

Advantages: A wonderful retelling of an old classic
Disadvantages: None!!

The Slipper and the Rose is the 1976 retelling of the Cinderella story, but with a bit of a twist. In most versions of the tale, the handsome Prince is a fey and lazy young man who decides he must take a wife but, in this version the Prince (played by Richard Chamberlain) is a sporty and energetic Prince who is forced by his father the King (Micheal Hordern) to take a wife to ensure the continuation of the family line and avert the very real threat ...
...oganise a ball, inviting all the Princesses in Europe to be looked over by his son. Grudgingly and with protests the Prince fulfills his duty by attending the ball. Unfortunately, not many of Europe's Princesses wanted to come to the ball, so the King invites the local nobility as well, so as not to have the palace half-empty. Included in these are a local family made up of a rich widow (Margaret Lockwood) and her two daughters (Sherrie Hewson and ... Read review

Advantages: fantastic feel good film
Disadvantages: none

Just a note before I start to say that this is a film only review due to the fact that as far as I know the DVD has not yet been released! I had a fabulous evening out at the cinema yesterday watching what must be the ultimate feel good film of the year! I had heard a lot about it and I was not disappointed - in fact I don't think I have smiled and laughed so much at a film for a long time! If you have not seen it it is well worth going to see! ...
...- the music of Abba (definitely a blast from my past!), a fun story line, an excellent line up (including the gorgeous Colin Firth and the fabulous Julie Walters) and all this against the beautiful backdrop of a Greek island! What more could I ask for! So what's it all about then? Well first of we meet young Sophie Sheridan who is soon to be married. She lives on a beautiful Greek island with her mum, Donna, but she has never known her dad. After ... Read review

Advantages: Stunning musical love story.
Disadvantages: Possibly too sloppy/ slushy- but i love it.

...beautifully put together, with interactive features such as: Behing the red velvet curtain, with lets you glimpse a historical, technical, and artistic view of the Moulin Rouge! This really is a beautiful film and perfect top watch over and over again. Visually Stunning, Baz Luhrmann has created a master piece. ... Read review

Advantages: Brilliant songs
Disadvantages: NONE

...the start. For me therefore Annie Get Your Gun is the perfect musical as it certainly ticks all of these boxes as well as many, many more. Annie get your gun was released in 1950 and stars Betty Hutton and Howard Keel in a sharp shooting adventure based on the fantastic Broadway performance. Annie Get Your Gun is in short a boy-meets-girl story but the musical score and acting performances as well as the extremely well written script make it so ...
...Buffalo Bills Show and when Annie meets him she is instantaneously gob-smacked. Despite her initial attempts however Butler is under no impression that how Annie behaves is "How the girl that I marry" should. Annie however is not going to give up quite so easily and is certain that anything he can do she can do better and goes hell-for-leather to prove it too him. In her own right Annie becomes extremely successful and well sought after but she still ... Read review