being a snobby theatrical patron, i’m always skeptical of musicals converted for the screen. i did enjoy the further study of characters we were able to see, and i didn’t mind all the changes from the musical version; they made it work for the screen.
i could see how the magical realism within the film could be unbelievable and take you out of the moment, but what these critics fail to remember is when within a musical, the characters must…
Love love love!! Such an important message especially right now— when so many people are struggling within. We do not live for a purpose; our purpose is to live. Beautifully done, as always.
I see so many (including myself) young people encompassed with this internal conflict, searching d’or their purpose, feeling incomplete without it— when in reality our purpose may drive us, may make us want to continue living— but it is not our ultimate purpose at all, it is a simply a part of living.
The attention to detail in this film is... simply amazing!
Perfect for Christmas 2020!
Amazing film. A true rollercoaster of emotions. I was caught laughing, crying, gritting my teeth, screaming, gasping, etc. The language barrier is not a barrier at all, in fact, I feel as if it enhanced the film. This film depicts humanity and the lengths people go for, yes, love, but more importantly the lengths people will go to climb the hierarchy of society. I went into this film not knowing what to expect, I thought it was a comedy for…
okay, i know this movie seems like a classic cheesy movie about a dog— but it is so much more.
“No race has ever been won in the first corner; many have been lost there.”
“There is no dishonor in losing the race. There is only dishonor in not racing because you are afraid to lose.”
yes... these quotes might perpetuate the idea that it is a cheesy movie, but you just hAVE to watch this.
it is very seldom…
