Best Musical Movies to Get You Singing

1. Best Musical Movies to Get You Singing Although the traditionally frothy romantic comedies(opens in new tab) are an easy way to chase away the Sunday scaries, there's nothing more warm and fuzzy than a solid musical movie, complete with singalongs and high-energy dance numbers. Who doesn’t like feeling like the world is capable of bursting into song at any moment? Fame (1980) Follow the pursuit of the students of the Performing Arts High School - you guessed it - to become famous. This musical movie has become a famous classic. It does not shy away from portraying the trials and tribulations of success (and trying to succeed in the performing arts industry), but optimistic songs and gorgeous dance sequences are the reasons for this film to sing, pun. Once (2006) A street musician and a Czech immigrant formed an unlikely partner in this independent musical movie, which won several Oscar awards and launched a Broadway musical. In this sparse film, you won't find any

2. overproduction or jazz musicians, but Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova's music arrangements are very gorgeous and worth listening to in the surround sound. Moulin Rouge (2001) This love or hate musical directed by director Baz Luhrmann has re conceived the pop songs of modern artists such as Elton John and The Police, but the center of the story is Bohemian style Paris in the early 19th century. The most beautiful prostitute (Nicole Kidman) and the poor writer (Evan McGregor) in the Moulin Rouge Ballroom fall in love, but they have to keep their romantic secret, otherwise they risk closing the song and dance performance. In the Heights (2021) Thanks to the director of John M. Zhu (Crazy Asian Rich), Lin Manuel Miranda's popular Broadway musicals have received extensive artistic film treatment. The cheerful melodic energy of the characters living in Washington Heights, from those who dream of a better future to those who make a living there, has appeal and deep resonance. If you are

3. familiar with musical movie, there are also some additions and updates - including a new song. Hairspray (2007) This feel good comedy (opened in the new label), starring John Travolta and Nikki Blonsky, tells the story of a teenager who loved dancing in the 1960s and won a place on local television. This new role made her a star, and she tried to use her spotlight to encourage more different actors.It is a good musical movie worth enjoying. White Christmas (1954) This great musical movie popularizes the well-known "White Christmas" version, but it also has a lot of more catchy and undervalued tunes, not one, but two romances. It was the highest grossing musical at that time. Although it is very retro now, it is still essential to watch in cold weather. Rocketman (2019)

4. If you want to watch a biopic, it is a glorious celebration of Elton John's rise as a global pop phenomenon. This is an honest examination of the dark parts of fame, including the singer's fight against drug abuse. But it also has all the songs you know and love (and the story of how John wrote and performed them). Purple Rain (1984) Speaking of music legends and their greatest works... The prince played the leading role in a musical movie based on his life, in which children escaped from bad family life through music. It is basically Prince's tool for playing songs such as "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry". It is a lasting proof of the past legend.