Hands down!

In my family we all know the lyrics and sing along with the movie.
Several of us have been to Salzburg, Austria, that's how crazy we are.

yup

Oliver!
The Sound of Music
South Pacific
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Little Shop of Horrors

"My Fair Lady" = about as good as it's possible to get, musically.

The dark humor is delicious.

Musicals of the 40s-70s leave me cold. I hate them.

Even "Singin' in the Rain," the only bright spot in that one was Jean Hagen, who played Lina LaMont so beautifully. When she's not on the screen, I go back to my book.

That's the nicest thing anyone has ever done for me.

Fred Astair and ginger rodgers. The 15 minutes "the Continental" dance routine is so great.

My favorite from Oklahoma is the railroad station scene "Kansas City".

...I'm serious! Along with Beauty and the Beast, this is the most charming musical cartoon ever made...

Besides the nostalgia of watching it every year with my siblings, the music is excellent.

And in case you are not aware of this, it's available on DVD.

Wrote the music for Gypsy, which is another great musical.

I loved Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol. The first animated Christmas special -- 1962. It's a shame they don't show it any more.

Some of that may have had to do with the Mia Farrow scandal, which as you know was just 4 years prior to this film (and thus fresh in everyone's memory).

Going back to the subject of musicals, another one I like from 1996 is Tom Hanks' That Thing You Do. I'm not big on musicals; but I do enjoy those that have some semblance of real life (i.e. without talking animals).

The best musical EVER!

I also got a big kick out of Disney's Enchanted.

I've seen it multiple times.

Lots of otherwise good musicals are burdened by one or two bad songs (songs like "Climb Every Mountain" and "You'll Never Walk Alone&quot . "Oklahoma" is burdened with that interminable dream ballet (a lot of 50s musicals had that problem). "Kiss Me Kate" and "Cabaret" are two others that are top notch, and then a particular favorite of mine is "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" (Robert Morse versions).

John Williams is brilliant in this movie and the music is unforgettable.

Clint Eastwood sings! Love this movie. Top ten movie IMO.

And Bed knobs and Broom sticks!

The film isn't as good as live performances, but my god. The music!

after West Side Story, that is...

...I've had a copy of it in my collection in every format, starting with vinyl when it came out in '73.

Hands-down my favorite musical of all time although "West Side Story", "Sound of Music", "The Wizard of Oz" and the Lesley-Ann Warren version of Rogers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella" rank high as well.

Love it!

Brilliant!

Music Man a very close 2nd

and...just for the lovely use of music in a film...Amadeus.

any Gilbert and Sullivan (especially Pirates of Penzance with Kevin Kline as the Pirate King)
Cabaret
The Music Man
Fiddler on the Roof
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (for the barn raising scene alone and Howard Keel in particular)

but, now I see I can't type either.. Thank You for being kind ....I finally realized my mistake..Kaleva pointed it out..and I was totally oblivious to my error...I am sorry..!!!!!!!!!!!

I love musicals...
As a teenager, I appeared in several...as well as a number of other plays... Also as a teenager, I once traveled 20 miles in each direction on public transportation .. to see a double bill..."Damn Yankees" and "Pajama Game"............

While I already have the animated version of Beauty and the Beast...3 weeks ago, I traveled 60 miles in each direction to see the recent live action version...of "Beauty and the Beast"... and I really enjoyed it..It was a wonderful film..

but a couple of outliers , Finian's Rainbow (Fred Astaire's last movie musical) and Goodbye Mr. Chips (also featuring Petula Clark, who I love)...

I also love The Harvey Girls and Hairspray...

"By the Light of the Silvery Moon" with Doris Day and Gordon MacRae.

After that, I've enjoyed just about every musical I've seen.

I'd add "Call Me Madam", just because of Merman. And "Thoroughly Modern Millie", too fun and Carol Channing was raspberries!


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Oh come on!

Olivia Newton-John and her gorgeous legs!

Gene Kelley!

ELO!

I actually saw it performed live as a little kid - I have no idea where - all I remember was that I think it was in a huge tent and Van Johnson played Professor Harold Hill, still remember him marching up the aisles in his bright red uniform to the tune of "76 Trombones!" We had the album, so I know all the words.

I liked it, but wouldn't call it a favorite.

Which reminds me of another great musical: Fiddler on the Roof!

I will add: Cabaret, Hair and Across The Universe

+++++++++

One of Lars von Trier's many life-affirming opuses.

a couple of the old Lerner and Lowe/Rodgers and Hammerstein productions. In the '70s Ingmar Bergman made a movie of Mozart's Magic Flute and it's terrific. It's in Swedish instead of the usual German so it sounds a bit weird. But it's a cool production. Mozart's singspiel operas, which have spoken instead of sung dialogue, are a lot like modern musical comedies except much better.