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Summary: A Romance, Comedy, Drama, Musical
Review: First off I hate Musicals, anything that has music in it I hate it. This movie however I liked a lot. I do not know what it was about this movie but it was good. I thought that it was one hell of a performance. I have seen the Moulin Rouge show in Paris and thought it was fantastic, and at first I did not want to see the movie because I thought it would ruin the show, but it only bettered it. Should have won the Oscar for Best Picture Recommended to anyone who loves to have fun while watching a movie.
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Summary: boring
Review: I had been expecting great music and fascinating graphics and acting but to be honest I was dissappointed.
I didn't like most of the songs in the movie, the techno BG was just a headache to me. The CGs are not being used effectively at all, one might as well use hand drawings and they would look better. The story was dull and repeating. Sometimes it just looked ridiculous to me. The movie needs more "faces" than nicole and the hotshot. By the end I was tired of only seeing those 2 faces because most other actors were wearing masks or in heavy makeup and you can't enjoy their expressions.
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Summary: A Sumptuous Work of Art
Review: This visually lucious film is without doubt the best of 2001.Clearly, it's polarized viewers. But I'd venture to say that those who don't like it, simply fail to understand it. For it is sublime, and dares to challenge the viewer to see the romatic musical in a completely new way. Baz Lurhman takes the MTV music genre to it's highest artistic expression, and has great fun along the way. Get this movie; you'll fall in love all over again.
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Summary: Moulin Rouge rocks!
Review: I saw this movie in theaters 3 times and was highly anticipating its DVD release. I was not disappointed. Luhrman provides the audience with tons of special features and takes complete advantage of the options available on DVD. Add that to the fact that this movie is a spectacle of light, sound, costume, and acting, and you get the return of the musical!
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Summary: Perfected Interpretation of the Bohemian Life
Review: This movie has been so delicately crafted, perfecting the slightest minutiae. Where the average producer would be content with a good story and good acting, Luhrmann has created his own little realm with dazzling costumes and scenery, dancing, and Victorian melodrama in a modern musical montage. If you're not excited by people breaking into song, then perhaps this film's not for you, but anyone beyond that who can admire any aspect of the romanticised vie de Boheme will find something delightful in this meticulously crafted world. And yet it also has good acting and an excellent story; even for all its melodrama, it's very deliberate and Victorian. (Satine's admiration for silent film actress Sarah Bernhardt is apparent through her way of overdramatising everything.) Though it's overwhelming at first, the amazing stylised feel of Moulin Rouge! comes together wonderfully, and can be enjoyed by anyone who can tolerate musicals (not everyone can).
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Summary: The Greatest Thing
Review: This movie is spectacular! (spectacular!) Both volumes of the soundtrack are my favorite CDs, and the film is my favorite among the many I've seen. Almost everyone I know has seen it and would say the same thing. It's not a traditional musical, but if you like this sort of thing, you'll love it too.
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Summary: Dont trust the hype
Review: This movie is bizarre and hard to follow.
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Summary: One of my favorites!
Review: Moulin Rouge is a WONDERFUL film, if you like music, dance, romance, and a pretty heavy touch of the unusual in your films! Personally speaking, I loved Moulin Rouge the first time I saw it, and have seen it several times since then... It provides comedy, drama, and one of the most beautiful love stories I've ever seen... One of the biggest complaints I've heard is that it's just too *busy*, particularly in the opening dance scene at the Moulin Rouge. Believe me, I agree that scene was frenzied, but get through it if you can. The long and short of it is, this is either a movie that you really like or you really don't... Be forewarned that it is UNLIKE ANYTHING YOU'VE EVER SEEN! Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing-- well you'll just have to decide for yourself
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Summary: Neither loved n'or hated Moulin Rouge..
Review: Moulin Rouge tells the story of penyless writer Christian (Ewan McGregor) who falls for the Moulin Rouge cortisane Satine (Nicole Kidman). But Satine has to be bound to the Duke in order to keep the Moulin rouge an his owner Zidler from bankrupcy. And to complicate things, Satine is slowly dying of an incurable disease. The first 45 minutes of the movie i found myself amazed by the spectacle, the superonic pace, the surealism. It made me forget the bad jokes and the weak story, which has been told a thousand times. So now that my eyes got used to the viusal style of Baz Luhrman they got tired. The movie reched his lowpoint with an awful Madonna cover and became overloaded and annoying. The songs ween't that great in general but I still liked the idea of an overblown musical. But little would have been more and the theatrical acting and the continuous "look what we can do" killed this movie from being interesting as a whole. The quality of the DVD is amazing and the special features are interesting and I have great respect for Mr. Luhrmans creativity. I just hope that he won't keep repeating himself and won't be affraid to do something compelling without pomp and glamour. "Moulin Rouge" was definately worth seeing but couldn't grab my attention from start to finish for its artifficial hipness and lack of depth.
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Summary: Worth owning
Review: This is a DVD that really worth your money. Get the special edition that includes the Tango dancing sequence. That's the best dance sequence you can find in the market. Feel the power.
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