Moulin Rouge! (2001)
The year is 1899, and Christian, a young English writer, has come to Paris to follow the Bohemian revolution taking hold of the city's drug and prostitute infested underworld. And nowhere is the thrill of the underworld more alive than at the Moulin Rouge, a night club where the rich and poor men alike come to be entertained by the dancers, but things take a wicked turn for Christian as he starts a deadly love affair with the star courtesan of the club, Satine... (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Baz Luhrmann
Written By: Baz Luhrmann, Craig Pearce
Starring: Jim Broadbent, John Leguizamo, Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, David Wenham, Nash Edgerton, Kylie Minogue, Jacek Koman, Garry McDonald, Deobia Oparei, Jonathan Hardy, Natalie Jackson Mendoza
Genres: Romance, Drama, Musical
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BeeDub | 100 97% |
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To say this movie isn't for everyone is an understatement (just look at the other reviews). It's musically bold, stylistically in-your-face, shamelessly romantic, and unapologetically excessive. If you meet the movie on its own terms and embrace its hyperstylized reality (which I did), it's exhilarating. If you don't, it's torture. Either way, it's an experience you won't soon forget.
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eveelun | 35 5% |
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Gawdy, irritating mess. McGregor is charming as usual, Kidman is alright (but nowhere near sexy enough as the movie assumes she is), and Leguizamo made me want to claw my eyes (and ears) out. The story is maudlin and uninteresting. Songs are ok, I guess, but in every case I prefer the originals. To be fair, I don't care for musicals in general, but still this movie could have been a lot less painful for me than it was.
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doctor7 | 89 90% |
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Absolutely brilliant and I can assure you this is strong praise, especially coming from myself as I usually detest romantic movies. I had put off seeing this film for quite a long time due to that very reason but upon finally viewing it I must say I found it enthralling. The visuals and script mesh perfectly to illustrate the story is told from the memory of Christian (McGregor). With such a convention in mind all the liberties taken with the storytelling fit together perfectly.
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DavidBlast | 95 96% |
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I loathe musicals, I dislike post-modernism, and while we're at it, I'm not sure Nicole Kidman was the best choice for the female lead. As you've probably already gathered, it's a giant mystery to me, why I think this movie is such a fabulous triumph of playful movie making. Maybe because it's breathtaking, enthralling, beautiful, tragic, and funny as hell, I don't know. Now fuck off. I'm feeling... fragile. Chhama chhama!!
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DBibby | 80 66% |
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Soppy, corny, cheesy, completely over-the-top- it's audacious in its flashiness. But it's also hard to dislike a film that is this much fun.
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Spunkie | 81 95% |
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For 2 hours it was well worth believing all we need is love, neons and dazzlement.
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| 6 | renatoromero | 92 76% |
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One of a kind. Reinventing the musical, Luhrman did one very touching love story in a way most wouldn't dare to. Bautiful film.
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INDYATMN | 50 4% |
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It's easy2 see what teenagers saw in this: 1. It's slicker than an oil spill 2. Frenzied edits give the illusion of explosive dance sequences rather than, u know, actually letting the actual dancers do it (god knows they must have just loved their hard work chopped up in2 a billion cuts)3. It takes the easy (i.e. "cool") way out by using instantly recognizable pop/rock tracks 2 pander2 their coddled tastes rather than, u know, creating NEW music. Now, what were the critics' excuses 4 liking it?
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TimeCapsule | 64 55% |
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Being a ten-year-old boy, I probably wasn't the target demographic for this movie when it was released, but still for some reason, I always thought the girls from the "Lady Marmalade" music video were the stars of this movie. So it was weird when instead of Christina Aguilera or Lil' Kim, a random Obi-Wan Kenobi started singing with John Leguizamo, running around on his knees, like Gary Oldman in "Tiptoes"(2003). With all that, while not being a big fan of musicals, this was entertaining enough.
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Quasiqueasy | 4 5% |
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This is a bright, shinily-wrapped piece of crap. Over-produced, over-acted, over-hyped nonsense of the worst variety. It is intensely boring and long and has some sort of a plot apparently, sandwiched in between mediocre Elton John songs redone in a manner to make middle-aged housewives think it is apparently a brilliant movie.
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omgfridge | 8 80% |
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"Moulin Rouge" is a one of a kind vibrant film. A musical one at that. Don't stick your nose up at that though. Baz Luhrmann's visionary directing style intertwined everything that is great here. Overall crowd pleasers don't come as fun, well made and filled with more emotion than this.
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Mentaculus | 46 21% |
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A brash, pushy work that is so piss-ass drunk on its own exhuberance it ends up choking on its own vomit. And like a drunkard, every element - tone, pacing, editing, acting, composition - seems to swing bipolar between violent, vulgar Tourette's and pulpy gushy romance. It does, admittedly, have one of my favorite musical sequences: Jim Broadbent singing Like A Virgin with an All-Male Mel Brooks-ish chorus line.
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| 4 | Locke | 89 88% |
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An extraordinary production of sheer delight.
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Tequila | 30 5% |
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To me, this is nothing but loud, forced, affected, empty, manipulative piece of kitsch rubbish, however technically accomplished it may be. One of the movies I hate all the more for the fact that many like it.
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ServantDagon | 90 83% |
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Mind-numbingly original film, a pleasure to all sense, except three.
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Nroo | 50 18% |
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Fondant cinema. The equivalent of confetti and vomit hitting you in the face at a hundred cuts per minute. I hate fun.
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Jeb | 85 70% |
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I usually detest movies like this, but Moulin Rouge! managed to win me over with scrumptiously well-composed music pieces, a nice love triangle and Ewan McGregor proves he can act here (finally).
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| 3 | mkmoore | 100 99% |
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This movie is my favorite of favorites. Some will hate it but those that can be open to the technicolor superphonic artistry are in for a treat. It is like nothing else. It is visionary, bold, touching, and funny. To weave the voice of modern music within the cloth of the most legendary den of pleasure in Europe is genius. This movie explodes with emotion from the opening moment to the last note. It is a treasure.
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Elfflame | 96 99% |
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Pure genius. Baz Luhrmann shows that the Movie Musical doesn't have to be dead. And not only is there music, but there's a brilliant story behind the music, as well. A favorite.
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critickerkaw | 90 64% |
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Once the love story gets going, this bizarre movie becomes a bit easier to relate to. A very fantastical and visually stunning film, a bit melodramatic, but very engrossing.
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backwardsuit | 46 10% |
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I can understand how this could be celebrated for its absolute commitment to stylistic exuberance & wild excess but I feel only cynicism under its spastically creative vomit covered surface. Appreciating this as some kind of art/fashion statement would therefore require a level of abstraction I'm personally just unable to grant this cinematic assault. If only we could kidnap Luhrmann & throw him into the teleporter from The Fly with John Waters. The result could be the hero we all deserve.
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oldgoat | 35 5% |
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Actively bad, ridiculous terrible covers, fake quirky, and a by the numbers female love story trope about how no matter how bad and useless you are you'll get saved by a price charming.
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mwgerb | 65 77% |
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Elevated to an overblown, anachronistic spectacle in every scene, to varying effect, in my opinion: sometimes ridiculous, sometimes delightful, sometimes corny, sometimes wonderful. It can be a mixed bag, but overall I think it's quite enjoyable.
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Boobjuice | 30 32% |
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For some reason, everyone I know was sure that I would LOVE this movie. Well, I hated this glittery noise and it all made me feel rather carsick. Nicole Kidman's hair looked divine, but that's no reason to watch a movie.
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Moribunny | 10 5% |
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This film is torture for anyone who has any affection for music.
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XakkMaster | 88 84% |
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A wild musical that's been 'thrown together' perfectly! Visually, a blend of multiple filming styles and thematic stage presentations with spell-binding cinematography. Sonically, the inclusion of dozens of musical genres (with well-performed numbers), combined with convincing and emotional performances from the leads, makes for one of the best early 21st century romantic films. Occasionally over-the-top and strange in scenes that aspire to be Shakespearean, but endlessly endearing and fun.
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WWallce4prez | 80 72% |
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Luhrmann, in typical Luhrmann fashion, hates to stand still. The kinetics of Moulin Rouge starts to wear in its 3rd act, but it is tough to fault a film that is so original. McGregor is likable and Kidman is a hoot. I kind of hate myself for liking it as much as I do.
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| 2 | pepe1958 | 49 19% |
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Modern musical throws everything but the kitchen sink in for the sake of entertainment; much to admire--the sets, the costumes, the cinematography, the music, even the cast--but over-directed in the extreme, and seemingly edited with a chainsaw.
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fabfunk | 27 16% |
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Like being mugged to the sound of showtunes. A daring failure, featuring a number of spirited performances that go to waste amongst the most henious of overdirected films.
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VinegarBob | 0 2% |
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I can't think of any reason this films existence can be justified other than as some sort of torture device. Put it on repeat and leave your prisoner in front of it for half a day and you'll have your information.
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Langelund (CinemaZone.dk) | 95 97% |
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The movie equivalent of an orgasm; a pure and ecstatic energy outburst over way to soon. Luhrmann's over-the-top exercise in romantic escapism is nothing short of the musical spectacle of the new century.
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GreatScott85 | 90 73% |
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A hugely stylish and bold musical almost to an exhausting degree.
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magdabag | 85 59% |
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If Nicole Kidman could kindly step on me, that'd be nice.
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dardan | 25 13% |
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Tapped out after 12 minutes.
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Piglet | 64 37% |
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Has some marvelous sing and dance acts, even though this really isn't my thing.
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Augusto | 85 44% |
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Great Musical. Outstanding, magnific, exaggerated, excentric, perfect. Kidman is wonderful, Broadbent as good as we expect from him, Roxburgh excellent. An unforgettable movie, no doubts.
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| 1 | pompousass | 0 12% |
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Baz Luhrmann's razzle-dazzle reconstruction of Gay Paree on Australian sound stages and inside computers. Nothing, no matter how overdesigned, overdressed, and overdecorated, is held onto for an adequate appraisal. Everything is handled as a hot potato. And the easy-come-easy-go juggling act takes on a rough resemblance to post-Satyricon Fellini filtered through MTV.
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Rufam | 80 85% |
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Excessive, overdone and over-the-top, "Moulin Rouge!" nevertheless packs "spectacular!" musical numbers, Luhrmann's totally unique visual signature and plenty of delicious performances, courtesy of Kidman, McGregor and Broadbent. Although predictably plotted and superficial, it dazzles with its colorful visuals and delights with its choice of songs. The pace drags in the middle, but the beginning and finale are strong and the final result is an exuberant and exhilarating (if shallow) ravishment.
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sofielykke | 97 93% |
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Luhrmann makes me love this..even though I hate musicals
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CMonster | 41 20% |
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I thought this was bullshit. I may be biased because I didn't see it for a long time and most every female my age flipped shit over how awesome they thought this was. When I saw it I was not just underwhelmed, but kind of disgusted at how it was simply a conventional romcom set to shitty sing-a-longs. This is also another example of how shallow women are. They are totally taken aback by McGregor's character because he can sing even though he wants to marry a prostitute. Like I said, bullshit.
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begoniabol | 62 50% |
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McGregor is likeable in this movie. It's not bad for a musical
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Paxton | 51 22% |
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I don't want to have to sit through a movie like this, but the scene when Ewan shows off his pipes and the whole city lights up is special stuff. Ignore the lyrics in the second verse of that song and you'll do just fine.
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mandy | 7 74% |
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Colourful, imaginative and visually entertaining, but quite superficial with a timeless but predictable plot. The soundtrack can be a bit hit or miss. Entertaining.
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Vesey | 51 16% |
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a few good songs few lackluster, nice visuals but it Came across as awkward in it's attempt to be broadway. Plus the horrible plot, not very likable characters the movie unbearable for me. (and yes, I do like musicals)
If your someone who wished they could tell Romeo and Juliet to get real you won't like the movie.
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AshWilliams | 62 13% |
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This kind of hyperventilating, stylized style, makes me a bit nauseous and agitated.
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BattleToad | 50 17% |
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Some people in the world will defend this film to their death, but me, well, it makes me kind of nauseated, and I don't like being nauseated, so I don't like Moulin Rouge! Crap!
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| 1 | thecedex | 90 97% |
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A live action disney movie? Moulin Rouge is more than that. Although it has the right formulas of a Disney movie, whimsical, magical, entertaining, and very emotional without pretending its not manipulative. The heart of the movie, is the movie itself because its all heart. Kudos to Baz Lhurman and the magnificent performance from Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor
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cellophane | 96 93% |
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An epic love story and a fantastic musical set in Paris, if you can get through the first twenty minutes often grating frantic camera-work, you're in for a marvelous film.
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Filligan | 87 68% |
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While the first act may be an assault on the senses, it's almost like a test for the audience to stick through it -- make an effort to care. I'm finding this similar theme throughout Luhrmann's filmography. If you can dig the modern music and the awkward injections of camp, Moulin Rouge will delight and, possibly, touch you by the end. Lurhmann's eye is often hyperactive, but he also knows when to slow down, focus on character, and let the audience breathe. This is how the film is successful.
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yilb | 20 7% |
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Everybody was talking about this until it opened & people started seeing it. The beginning is an exhausting blender edit bonanza which finally settles down a bit about the time the nausea is making me want to leave. There are costumes & dancing, not that you ever get to see any because the screen is filled with split second edits or giant heads. Nicole does well, in fact the acting is good, the movie just rots. Every scene is played out a full 10 minutes too long.
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| 1 | amberlita | 90 84% |
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aside from the hyperkinetic opening 20 minutes or so, this one's quite touching and a joy to behold. they picked the two perfect actors to star in this.
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TheDenizen | 10 3% |
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Well, Baz Luhrmann is 0 for 2 after that awful Romeo and Juliet abomination.
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yoohoo | 70 37% |
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A stunning blend of genres that looks and feels exactly like the play they are performing - exciting.
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rockwell | 85 87% |
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only movie that can pull off the exclamation mark
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chow25 | 83 76% |
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Somehow this is a great movie. On paper, it probably sounded like the worst movie ever.
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Cerebrus | 90 93% |
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I don't care what anyone says anymore. I love this movie. I love it.
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panzerwolf | 15 3% |
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I don't know why so many people love this movie. For me it was pointless, the plot was predictable and all the glitter and music made me want to drop an atom bomb on this sucker. Maybe musicals just are not my thing.
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Ytadel | 5 56% |
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Bright, kinetic, colorful, proudly anachronistic, well-composed, well-acted, fun musical. It's not an all-time favorite, but it's very watchable.
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| 1 | RishMalish | 93 98% |
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I don't like musicals, but I love this movie. The whole film is a non-stop parade of music and emotion that overwhelms you (in a good way).
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| 1 | mlightle3 | 89 80% |
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A great musical, so fun to watch. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll learn.
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| 1 | meanmikhail | 100 91% |
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The best musical ever made.
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| 1 | jonquill | 70 15% |
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Kind of like breaking a French pinnatta open with your face.
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Maxx2029 | 95 92% |
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Musicals are usually pretty much hit or miss with me and this one is a definitely a Hit. Jim Broadbent really owns this movie, He gets to show his skills as the owner of the Moulin Rouge being both hilarious and grim. Highlight being Broadbent's Zidler singing Like a Virgin to Roxburgh's the Duke.
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Jarmann | 92 95% |
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Everything was perfect: cinematography, acting, music...I cried a bit actually.
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Michel | 68 18% |
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Music annoyed me.
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syzygy | 77 56% |
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I don't care what anyone says, I really like this movie.
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la boheme | 75 59% |
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The pacing is uneven and Nicole Kidman needs voice (and perhaps acting) lessons, but one can't but help get caught up in Baz Luhrman's fantastical visuals. Ewan McGregor is pretty good.
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A great film with some beautiful twists and turns, not quite my style of film but there are some great moments I love.
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