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Topic History of: Les Mis
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JK2006	Funnily enough the fact that we publish Abba put me off it; I thought I'd be bound to hate it and have to be polite; but I absolutely adored it. Loved the fact that Brosnan knows he can't sing (neither can the character) yet was prepared to take the flak; thought Meryl did a wonderful job especially on Winner (my fave Abba song); thought the Dancing Queen number was incredibly effective visually... Financial details never interest me; never have.
giles2008	Love Les Mis but can't seem to summon up any enthusiasm for this film. Even less so after seeing a clip of Russell Crowe "singing"!!!
DJones	dixie wrote: JK2006 wrote: Yes loved MM and love musicals, Angel; just can't cope with those in which all dialogue is sung like Evita and Les Mis. I hated the movie of Mama Mia!. Are you sure your judgement JK isn't influenced by the fact that you have an interest in the publishing of the songs featured in the movie?!!?? It must be a great experience: listening to this fab pop songs - and at the same time hearing the cash registering ringing in the back ground.
dixie	JK2006 wrote: Yes loved MM and love musicals, Angel; just can't cope with those in which all dialogue is sung like Evita and Les Mis. I hated the movie of Mama Mia!. Are you sure your judgement JK isn't influenced by the fact that you have an interest in the publishing of the songs featured in the movie?!!??
JK2006	Yes loved MM and love musicals, Angel; just can't cope with those in which all dialogue is sung like Evita and Les Mis.