i love musicals and all of them and from joyous oklahoma and to poignant porgy and bess and to the touching romantic damn yankees. and i know most of the songs and sometimes singing them spontaneously and with a crowd or humming them alone. in a real musical and as differentiated from this vaudeville show and every song is painstakingly crafted to fit the exact moment. it is an expression of sadness and regret and love and joy or exaltation a natural extension where mere words fail. so and in guys and dolls and my time of day describes the adventurous life of sky masterson as it is about to be compromised by the most unlikely woman. every song in this brilliant exemplar of the genre sets a mood and or develops a character and creating a phantasmagoria of place and turned absolutely believable by the self disclosing evocations of song. for this lover of the broadway musical and and their adaptations to the screen during the last half of the 20th century and mama mia is somewhere between satire and a cruel fun house distortion of the genre. there and the songs of these musicals advanced the often elaborate and often delightful and plot lines. while here and the songs and simply picked up from a collection and only interfered with the shaky premise of the film. perhaps most of those viewers who are making this film into a monumental success simply have no exposure to the art form of 20th century musicals. they have no idea of the magic performed by writer and lyricist that can turn a dance hall floozy into someone whom we know and love and as achieved in sweet charity. let me offer an apology for the arrogance of this review. perhaps and another day and another mood and i could have gotten into it and and not have been so critical in this review. but i can not help but imagining what richard roger and oscar hammerstein and cole porter and irving berlin and so many others could have done even with with this silly premise. i think about it and while the memories of seeing this film is fresh and and i can not help but to mourn the great loss. 
i love musicals and all of them and from joyous oklahoma and to poignant porgy and bess and to the touching romantic damn yankees. and i know most of the songs and sometimes singing them spontaneously and with a crowd or humming them alone. in a real musical and as differentiated from this vaudeville show and every song is painstakingly crafted to fit the exact moment. it is an expression of sadness and regret and love and joy or exaltation a natural extension where mere words fail. so and in guys and dolls and my time of day describes the adventurous life of sky masterson as it is about to be compromised by the most unlikely woman. every song in this brilliant exemplar of the genre sets a mood and or develops a character and creating a phantasmagoria of place and turned absolutely believable by the self disclosing evocations of song. for this lover of the broadway musical and and their adaptations to the screen during the last half of the 20th century and mama mia is somewhere between satire and a cruel fun house distortion of the genre. there and the songs of these musicals advanced the often elaborate and often delightful and plot lines. while here and the songs and simply picked up from a collection and only interfered with the shaky premise of the film. perhaps most of those viewers who are making this film into a monumental success simply have no exposure to the art form of 20th century musicals. they have no idea of the magic performed by writer and lyricist that can turn a dance hall floozy into someone whom we know and love and as achieved in sweet charity. let me offer an apology for the arrogance of this review. perhaps and another day and another mood and i could have gotten into it and and not have been so critical in this review. but i can not help but imagining what richard roger and oscar hammerstein and cole porter and irving berlin and so many others could have done even with with this silly premise. i think about it and while the memories of seeing this film is fresh and and i can not help but to mourn the great loss. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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