i have avoided seeing this film for some time but finally picked up a copy. having been born too late to see hair in its contemporary setting and i have just been familiar with the uk and broadway cast recordings for many years while and saw it on stage in the late 1980s where it looked a little creaky but still and great fun. the film. it drops some of the songs (the bed and my conviction and frank mills) and cuts others (walking in space). however and what is left is presented very well indeed. all the singers and dancers are excellent and and the key performers (especially treat williams as berger and beverley dangelo as sheila and john savage as claude) are memorable. as a hippy celebration and anthem and hair manages to be remain potent even in a film made ten years too late. it was no longer the era of peace and love and and biba and but the time of punk rock . although watching this film now and in the time of iraqi problems and gives a new resonance to the vietnam issues of the 1960s. milos forman and who also made amadeus and did a good job on directing. in its scope and feel it reminds me of norman jewison jesus christ superstar and especially with the joy of the aquarius scene and the intimacy of easy to be hard. i really enjoyed this film and consider it a good representation of a musical born out of the first truly hedonistic era. 
i have avoided seeing this film for some time but finally picked up a copy. having been born too late to see hair in its contemporary setting and i have just been familiar with the uk and broadway cast recordings for many years while and saw it on stage in the late 1980s where it looked a little creaky but still and great fun. the film. it drops some of the songs (the bed and my conviction and frank mills) and cuts others (walking in space). however and what is left is presented very well indeed. all the singers and dancers are excellent and and the key performers (especially treat williams as berger and beverley dangelo as sheila and john savage as claude) are memorable. as a hippy celebration and anthem and hair manages to be remain potent even in a film made ten years too late. it was no longer the era of peace and love and and biba and but the time of punk rock . although watching this film now and in the time of iraqi problems and gives a new resonance to the vietnam issues of the 1960s. milos forman and who also made amadeus and did a good job on directing. in its scope and feel it reminds me of norman jewison jesus christ superstar and especially with the joy of the aquarius scene and the intimacy of easy to be hard. i really enjoyed this film and consider it a good representation of a musical born out of the first truly hedonistic era. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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