Movie Review Mamma Mia 2008 Scott Holleran Dancing queens. comedy. 108 minutes ‧ pg 13 ‧ 2008. roger ebert. july 17, 2008. 3 min read. meryl streep (center) shows off her terpsichorean abilities. i saw the stage version of “mamma mia!” in london, where for all i know, it is now entering the second century of its run, and i was underwhelmed. the film version has the advantage of. His picturesque, exuberant, and breathtaking mamma mia! shots that were so jaw droppingly gorgeous, they helped detract from the much crucified sadly giggle inducing awfulness of pierce brosnan’s singing. additionally, like a morally questionable yet talented plastic surgeon, they helped make a film i can only call shockingly “ugly” just.
Movie Review Mamma Mia Here We Go Again Scott Holleran Dabbling in what made the 2008 original enjoyable, this summer’s sequel to mamma mia! is another welcome exercise in gaiety and lightness. with players draped in loose fitting cotton, gathering in the sun kissed greek isles on the premise that the individual of any age can and ought to “do something radical and wonderful”, mamma mia!. It’s a delightful piece of filmmaking with a marvelous cast topped by meryl streep in one of her smartest and most entertaining performances ever. after its world premiere in london on monday. On the stage, mamma mia! is a somewhat justified excuse to revive a bunch of abba tracks wrapped into a completely implausible, overly romantic farce. young sophie (played on screen by amanda seyfried) is but 20 and about to marry the very supportive and very handsome, sky (dominic cooper). something is missing though. Mamma mia! mamma mia! mamma mia! (promoted as mamma mia! the movie) is a 2008 jukebox musical romantic comedy film directed by phyllida lloyd and written by catherine johnson, based on her book from the 1999 musical of the same name. the film is based on the songs of pop group abba, with additional music composed by abba member benny andersson.
Movie Review Mamma Mia 2008 Lolo Loves Films On the stage, mamma mia! is a somewhat justified excuse to revive a bunch of abba tracks wrapped into a completely implausible, overly romantic farce. young sophie (played on screen by amanda seyfried) is but 20 and about to marry the very supportive and very handsome, sky (dominic cooper). something is missing though. Mamma mia! mamma mia! mamma mia! (promoted as mamma mia! the movie) is a 2008 jukebox musical romantic comedy film directed by phyllida lloyd and written by catherine johnson, based on her book from the 1999 musical of the same name. the film is based on the songs of pop group abba, with additional music composed by abba member benny andersson. It is certainly a fun movie that captures the viewer’s interest – for the most part. the idea of having a girl seeking out her birth father rings true with our current state of affairs. telling it in a fun, lighthearted manner makes it all the more palatable. the failure is casting actors and actresses that don’t have an iota of strength. Parents need to know that mamma mia! is a 2008 movie inspired by the musical inspired by the music of swedish 1970s hit makers abba. this lightweight, sun kissed musical will likely appeal to the teen girls (and their moms) who make up much of the fan base of the broadway musical it's based on.
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