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In Reply to: What's the worst musical ever released? posted by danj on March 28, 2003 at 01:30:29:
Moulin Rouge at the top of this list and as well as an overall worst movie list. It was simply unwatchable for me. I tried on three seperate occasions to view it all the way through in one sitting but could not do it.I agree with some of the others on your list, but I think Sgt. Pepper's had a sort of cheesy charm that made it enjoyable.
I would add Paint Your Wagon and Zanadu to the list (shame too, cause Zanadu contained Gene Kelly's last screen dance number...the only thing in the film worth watching).
If you want to stretch it I would include also include these Disney abominations: The Fox And The Hound, Pocahontas and The Hunchback Of Notre Dame.
Thanks,
Rob
Follow Ups:
And listening to Lee Marvin singing "I was born under a wandering star" was very enjoyable, too...Regards
BF
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the sheer pleasures of Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood's vocalising. When there was Howard Keel AND Harve Presnell - two fine singers and macho guys - WHY IN HELL DID EASTWOOD/MARVIN GET THESE ROLES?And "Xanadu" was actually on my list until I remembered "Grease 2." They both stink. And I felt sorry for Gene Kelly being in such a dog. After all, here was the star of several of the greatest musicals ever made, including what I consider the best of all. I'm talking about "Singin' In the Rain", of course.
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