9.6

A musical chronicle of the unhappy life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria and her bizarre love affair with death.

9.5

Mozart the Musical is a German-Austrian musical with lyrics by Michael Kunze and music by Sylvester Levay. It is a German-language musical about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. There are a total of 53 songs in the play, which are performed in two acts, including songs of various styles such as pop, rock and classical. This musical outlines the painful and short life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, highlighting his ultimate pursuit of art and infinite desire for freedom, and also depicts the conflicts that resulted in his life with his father and Prince Collloredoqin. The most special setting of this musical is that Mozart and a child Amadè appear on the stage at the same time. He is Mozart as a child, who never stops writing new symphonies, and in the end it is he who ends Mozart's life.

9.5

The rock musical "Rent" became the seventh longest-running play in Broadway history on March 1, 2006, and won recognition from the Tony Award and the Pulitzer Prize. The musical, adapted from Puccini's opera "La Boheme," focuses on a group of impoverished artists and musicians who, even in the shadow of AIDS (in the case of "La Boheme," it was tuberculosis) Struggling to survive in Alphabet City, New York. The soundtrack of this musical is the most successful recording in the American musical theater industry in the past thirty years. It has a two-disc complete version, including a remixed version of "Seasons of Love" sung by Stevie Wonder. There is also a single-only greatest hits collection. "Rent" is the first Broadway musical to bring issues such as homosexuality, bisexuality, and transgender issues to the stage. Previously, any production that touched on these issues was classified as Off-Broadway (only "A Cage of Stupid Birds" "exception). This film is a live recording of the last Broadway show of Rent on September 7, 2008.

9.4

Capulet and Montague are two famous families. Because of the grudges between their ancestors, the two families regard each other as a thorn in the flesh. But fate tricks people. By chance, Romeo (Damien Sargue), the youngest son of the Montague family, encounters Juliet (Cecilia Cara), daughter of the Capulet family, at a banquet. Cécilia Cara), without knowing each other's identities, the two fell in love and made a private lifelong commitment under the witness of a priest. Finally, the love affair between Romeo and Juliet was known to the two families. Romeo was expelled and could never return to Juliet, which made Juliet heartbroken. The kind-hearted priest gave Juliet a drug that could make people fake death, and promised to help Juliet elope with Romeo.

9.4

An imbecile prince who is always restrained by his super-controlling mother wants to commit suicide after discovering that he has been deceived, but unexpectedly encounters a group of swans. When a group of geese attacked him, the leading goose rescued him. Afterwards, he was deeply attracted by the beauty and freedom of the first goose. Gradually, he and Tou Ge began to develop a mutual friendship. However, before he could recover from the relief of returning to nature, the prince was dragged to a palace ball. He unexpectedly discovered that Tou Ge, who was once the embodiment of beauty and freedom, now looked like a playboy. He flirted with the prince's girlfriend and eventually with the prince's queen mother. The first goose ignored him, and the extremely angry and jealous prince was in chaos at the ball and became insane. After being pulled back to the bedroom, he had constant nightmares, and finally died at dawn the next day. The first goose also committed suicide, holding the prince in his arms.

9.3

In this Tony Award-winning musical from Stephen Sondheim, several fairy tale characters learn the hard way that the "happily ever after" they seek may not be so happy after all.

9.3

9.2

The film is adapted from the debut novel "Five Point Someone" by Indian best-selling author Chetan Bhagat. Fran (R Madhavan), Radu (Sharman Joshi) and Rancho (Aamir Khan) are students of the Royal Academy of Engineering. The three of them live in the same room and get married. For friends. In a college known for its strictness, Rancho is a very unique student. He does not memorize things by rote, and even openly contradicts the principal "Virus" (played by Boman Irani) and questions his teaching methods. Not only did he encourage Fran and Radu to bravely pursue their ideals, he also persuaded the principal's second daughter, Bia (Kareena Kapoor), to leave her fiancé, who was full of stinky eyes. Rancho's maverick behavior aroused dissatisfaction with the model student "Muffler" (Omi Vaidya). He agreed to compete with Rancho ten years later to see which lifestyle is more successful. .

The 37th Japan Film Academy Awards Best Foreign Language Film (Nominated) Bombay Film Expo Awards for six awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Boman Irani), and Best Screenplay Sixteen awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Story, and Best Cinematography from the International Indian Film Association

9.2

The musical "Rock and Roll" is adapted from the famous French writer Stendhal's popular masterpiece "Red and Black". Julien (Côme) is the son of a carpenter in the small town of Verrieres. He has hoped to use his personal struggle to join the upper class society since he was a child. Because he was proficient in Latin, Julien was selected as a tutor in the mayor's house. Julien and the mayor's wife Drena (played by Haylen) have a good relationship with each other. After the relationship between the two was exposed, Julien became the Marquis's personal secretary on the recommendation of the dean of the seminary, and had an affair with the Marquis' daughter Mathilde. However, under the planning of the church, Mrs. Delina was forced to write a letter to expose Julien, ruining Julien's future. Angry and angry, Julien shot and wounded Madame Delina and went to the guillotine.

9.2

In the Hexi Corridor in the Tang Dynasty, a hurricane suddenly arose, and the caravan led by Persian merchant Inus was swept into the wind and sand. Inus was buried in the sand. The Chinese painter's master pen Zhang and his daughter Yingniang accidentally discovered Inus and rescued him in time. After the magic pen Zhang and his daughter said goodbye to Inus, unfortunately, Yingniang was robbed by thieves and was kidnapped by the bandit leader Dou Hu. Yingniang was forced to learn the art, and grew into an outstanding kabuki artist amidst the sound of whips and drums. Five years later, Dou Hu brought his opera troupe to the Dunhuang market. Yingniang danced with sorrow, which won the applause of everyone and aroused the evil thoughts of the officials in charge of market trade. At this time, the magic pen Zhang Xunnu also came to the market and finally met her daughter Yingniang. Dou Hu took out a forged "deed of sale" to prevent the father and daughter from reuniting; the city order, which coveted Yingniang's beauty, also hindered it. At this time, the Inu Kingdom, who was doing business here, stepped forward and paid a lot of money to redeem Yingniang's life. In the Mogao Grottoes, her daughter's dancing inspired the magic brush Zhang to draw the world-famous treasure in the Dunhuang murals - "Rebound Pipa Music Lotte".

9.2

Judy (Leslie Caron) lost her parents when she was a child and grew up in an orphanage. When Judy was 17 years old, she wrote an article called "Melancholy Wednesday". This article attracted the attention of the orphanage director (Fred Astaire). He discovered a literary talent that was different from ordinary people. The director wrote an anonymous letter to Judy, telling her that he was willing to sponsor her to go to college and support her in fulfilling her dream of becoming a writer. In exchange, Judy would write to him every month to report on her studies. situation, Judy agreed. In this way, Judy entered the university campus and started her studies. Because she didn't know the real name of the doctor, Judy affectionately called him Daddy-Long-Legs. By chance, Judy met the aristocratic son Jervie. Although Judy couldn't help but fall in love with Jervie, she knew that the gap between herself and Jervie was too big, so she chose to hide this love in her heart. .

9.1

More than 120 million people around the world have seen one of the world's most popular musicals. Now, moviegoers can experience the musical phenomenon live, which broke box office records and sold out its entire 16-week season.

9.0

Simba is the little prince of the Lion Kingdom, and his father Mufasa is a majestic king. However, Uncle Scar has been coveting Mufasa's throne for a long time. To sit on the throne, Scar must eliminate the little prince. Therefore, Scar used various excuses to let Simba go out, and then waited for an opportunity to kill, but Mufasa came to rescue him immediately. After repeated calculations, Mufasa died tragically at the hands of Scar. Scar persuaded Simba to leave with ulterior motives, and on the one hand, he sent people to drive him away and kill him. During his escape, Simba met the witty Timon and the kind-hearted Peng Peng. They raised Simba to grow into a majestic lion and encouraged him to return to the forest to restore his country. In the ensuing struggle to restore the country and save the people, Simba truly grew into a strong man and understood the true meaning of responsibility.

The 67th Academy Awards: Best Original Score Hans Zimmer The 48th British Academy Film Awards Film Award Best Original Score (Nominated) Hans Zimmer The 22nd Animation Annie Awards Best Animated Feature Film

9.0

Maria (Julie Andrews) is a young and lively nun who likes to sing loudly in nature, so she often forgets the rules in the monastery. The abbot believed that Maria did not belong to a monastery with strict rules. After discussing with the mothers, the dean decided to arrange for Maria to work as a tutor in the home of a colonel named Trapp (Christopher Plummer). The colonel's wife passed away many years ago and left behind seven children. He demanded strict discipline for the children. He told Maria that none of the tutors in his family would last long because of the children's mischief. Sure enough, Maria was also pranked, but the kind teacher did not tell their father. Instead, he took care of the child like a mother and quickly became involved with the child. The colonel also gradually changed his attitude towards the children under Maria's guidance. A relationship developed between the colonel and Maria. After they got married, they returned to Austria, which had been occupied by the Nazis. The colonel did not want to do anything for the Nazis, and the family was preparing to escape...

The 38th Academy Awards Best Picture Robert Wise The 38th Academy Awards Best Director Robert Wise The 38th Academy Awards Best Actress (Nominated) Julie Andrews

9.0

In 1927, "Royal Scoundrel" starring Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly) and Lena Raymond (Jane Hagen) premiered in Hollywood. Since Lina's harsh voice could not match her dazzling appearance, in order to maintain her star image, the publicity department had to arrange for Tang to speak alone. After the premiere, due to pianist Cosmo Brown's (Donald O'Connor) car having a flat tire, in order to avoid crazy fans, Don accidentally met Kathy Selden (Debbie Reynolds), who is good at singing and dancing. ) and was deeply attracted by it. A few weeks later, the first talkie film "The Jazz Singer" became a hit. Don and Lina's new film "The Duel Knights" had to temporarily change the filming method, and Cathy also became a musical actor. Due to the extremely poor reputation at the preview, Cosmo proposed changing "The Knights" into a musical, with Casey dubbing Lina, and Casey actively seconded the proposal. After kissing Cathy goodbye, Tang was filled with joy and sang and danced in the rain. Will Cosmo's plan work? Can Casey, who is behind the scenes, come to the stage to accept the applause of the audience?

The 25th Academy Awards Best Supporting Actress (Nominated) Jane Hagen The 25th Academy Awards: Best Score for a Musical (Nominated) Lenny Haydn The 10th Golden Globe Awards: Best Musical/Comedy (Movie) (Nominated)

8.9

One day, his father (played by Kagawa Teruyuki) suddenly came to Asheng (played by Eita) and told him that an aunt he had never met died and asked him to clean up his aunt's house. In the dilapidated hut by the river, Asheng gradually began to understand what kind of life the aunt in his father's words had. When she was a child, her aunt Kawajiri Matsuko (played by Miki Nakatani) often had dreams like Snow White. She later became a peaceful middle school teacher, but was fired due to an inexplicable misunderstanding. Later, she lived with a writer, but the writer was too young. He loved her and chose to commit suicide. Before his death, he left his last words: I'm sorry for being born. This incident was a huge blow to Matsuko; later, she lived with the writer's career enemy until she couldn't bear the temptation to find his wife, and was abandoned; she became a bathroom girl, and even committed murder and was imprisoned. However, regardless of intentional Unintentionally, she never gave up hope in life. No matter how broken her life is, she still survives instinctively. This survival itself is enough to impress anyone, including Asheng.

The 30th Japan Film Academy Awards Best Director (Nominated) Tetsuya Nakajima The 1st Asian Film Awards Best Actress Miki Nakatani The 31st Hochi Film Awards Best Actress Miki Nakatani

8.9

In Berlin, Germany, in the 1930s, Nazi forces were on the rise. American female artist Sally (Liza Minnelli) is a very popular dancer in a club. Brian Roberts (Michael York), a British male teacher who has just arrived in Berlin, happens to be Sally's roommate. He supports himself by teaching English. Sally failed to seduce Brian, so she suspected that he was a gay man. Sally had a relationship with one of her friends, Max (Helmut Griem), and later she discovered that Robert had also had a relationship with Max. On the other side, Fritz, a Jew, fell in love with Robert's student Natalia, a rich Jewish lady. In order to be with Natalia, he converted from a Christian to a Jew. Sally is pregnant, but she doesn't know whether the baby is Robert's or Max's. As the Nazis become more and more powerful in Germany, Robert decides to take Sally back to England...

The 45th Academy Awards Best Picture (Nominated) Sai Feuer The 45th Academy Awards Best Director Bob Fosse The 45th Academy Awards Best Actress Liza Minnelli

8.9

A young billionaire, like a young father, solemnly swears to witness the crimes of his parents after a war! But when the lone savior realizes that One is the loneliest number to wage war, he will embark on a musical adventure to save the city from the greatest supervillain of all time and find a super friend.

8.8

Two women, with similar experiences and even similar schemes, started a battle for fame. Velma (Catherine Zeta-Jones) is a nightclub dancer with little fame. He was imprisoned for shooting his cheating husband in a fit of rage. Billy (Richard Gere) is a local lawyer who rose to fame by fighting murder cases. He accepted the case and had his own plans in mind. He used the media to hype Wilma's case. On the one hand, Wilma instantly became a celebrity, and he himself also became famous. However, the case of Roxy (Renée Zellweger) diverted Billy's attention. Roxy, who dreams of becoming a singer, was also convicted of killing her boyfriend in anger. Billy decided to package her as a pitiful victim, causing the media to report even more crazily. Velma realizes that the situation is not good. In order to become famous, a battle between her and Roxie inevitably begins.

75th Academy Awards Best Picture Martin Richards The 60th Golden Globe Awards: Best Musical or Comedy, Motion Picture 56th British Academy Film Awards Film Award Best Film (Nominated) Martin Richards

8.8

Billy (Jamie Bell)'s family is a low-level miner in England. They went on strike, struggled in poverty, and thought Billy should learn some men's boxing skills. Billy originally went to a boxing class once a week, but chance took him on a different path. Because of a small accident, Billy discovered his subconscious love for ballet, and the picky and sophisticated ballet teacher Wilkinson (Julie Walters) accidentally discovered that Billy had great ballet talent. The two hit it off so well that Wilkinson even gave up her class of female students to focus entirely on training little Billy. But Billy's family didn't understand why their son fell in love with girls. Billy made a painful choice under the opposition of his family. But a great opportunity is now. If he is admitted to the Royal Ballet School in London, Billy's ballet dream will get a broad stage. Billy stands at a crossroads, choosing his life.

73rd Academy Awards Best Director (Nominated) Stephen Daldry The 58th Golden Globe Awards: Best Motion Picture Drama (Nominated) 54th British Academy Film Awards Film Award Best Film (Nominated) Greg Blumman/Jonathan Finn

8.7

Stephen Sondheim's legendary musical is performed at the National Theater for the first time and broadcast live in cinemas. New York, 1971. There is an evening party on the stage of the Weismann Theater. The iconic building will be demolished tomorrow. Thirty years after their last performance, these fools got together for a few drinks, a few songs, and some fooling around with themselves. Tracey Bennett, Jenny Dee and Imelda Staunton star as gorgeous fools in this dazzling new production. Directed by Dominic Cooke, it features a cast of 37 and an orchestra of 21. The Oscar-, Tony-, Grammy- and Olivier-winning Sondheim's previous credits include A Serenade, Sweeney Todd and Sunday in the Park with George.

8.7

Official music video for "Suit & Tie" by Justin Timberlake, 2013 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment. Directed by David Fincher.

8.6

Poor Jean Valjean (played by Hugh Jackman) went to steal bread for starving children and was sentenced to 19 years of hard labor. After being released from prison, he was desperate and stole the silverware of the bishop who took him in for the night. He escaped and was caught by the police. The bishop claimed that the silverware was given to him, saving him from arrest. Influenced by the bishop's words and deeds, he changed his name to Madeleine, and since then he changed his mind and started a new life. But the Sheriff Javert (Russell Crowe) who captured him was bent on causing trouble for him. After learning about Fantine (Anne Hathaway)'s tragic experience, he promised to take care of her illegitimate daughter Cosette (Amanda Seyfried). Eight years later, Cosette fell in love with the republican youth Marius (Eddie Redmayne). The vigorous Parisian people's uprising broke out, and the rogue Denardier (Sacha Baron... Sacha Baron Cohen (played by Sacha Baron Cohen) and he met on a narrow road again, and Javert, who had never given up chasing him for many years, appeared in front of him again...

85th Academy Awards Best Picture (Nominated) Eric Fellner / Cameron McIntosh / Tim Bevin / Debra Hayward The 70th Golden Globe Awards: Best Musical or Comedy, Motion Picture The 37th Japan Film Academy Awards Best Foreign Language Film

8.6

The blond little girl Alice (voiced by Kathryn Beaumont) is born to love fantasy, and boring books without pictures trouble her the most. On this day, Alice saw a rabbit wearing a hat and wearing a hat in the wild. Out of curiosity, she followed the rabbit into a tree hole, and then fell into an unknown fantasy world. Here, Alice's figure suddenly grows and shrinks, and she also meets the funny twin brothers Dantin and Dandy, the crazy Mad Hatter (voiced by Ed Wynn) and the March Hare (voiced by Jerry Colonna), and The wonderful cat that comes and goes without a trace leads to many jokes and adventures. Of course, what interests Alice the most is the rabbit running in a panic. Under its guidance, Alice came to the Queen of Hearts' castle, where greater adventures awaited her...

The 24th Academy Awards: Best Score for a Musical (Nominated) Oliver Wallace The 12th Venice Film Festival Main Competition Golden Lion Award (Nominated) Wilfred Jackson / Clyde Geronimi / Hamilton Lusco

8.6

As a musical theater fan, even if you are not familiar with the name of Academy Award-winning director Bob Fosse, I bet you must have heard of the Tony Award and Oscar winners "Chicago" and "Cabaret". Fosse is the director of these two musicals respectively. He is the screenwriter and director of the movie version of the drama, and his other famous work is this "Jazz Spring and Autumn". (In fact, as long as you pay a little attention, you can find many shadows of "Jazz Spring and Autumn" in the choreography of "Chicago", and the first song that opens "Chicago" is "All That Jazz".) "Jazz" can be said to be a semi-autobiographical film by Bob Fosse himself. The protagonist in the film is a veteran Broadway director named Joe Gideon. He is unrestrained, has his own way, and is talented. However, he has not established lofty ideals and a correct outlook on life. And world view, work pressure and emotional indulgence made him discouraged and world-weary, and his health deteriorated. Finally, in the singing and dancing of his works, Gideon hummed "Goodbye My Love" on the operating table and embarked on the road of no return.

52nd Academy Awards Best Picture (Nominated) Robert Alan Orser 52nd Academy Awards Best Director (Nominated) Bob Fosse The 33rd Cannes Film Festival, Main Competition, Palme d'Or, Bob Fosse

8.6

The director of the troupe is rehearsing the flamenco dance version of "Salome" with the dancers, rehearsing, dividing the work, and expressing their own opinions. Finally, this fatal dance took place. The mother of the beautiful and sexy girl Salome (played by Aída Gómez), Herodias (played by Carmen Villena), was originally King Herod (played by Paco Mora) His sister-in-law remarried King Herod after killing her husband. John the Baptist (Javier Toca) condemned her for this, and Herodias held a grudge. John the Baptist tried to stop the marriage and was imprisoned by King Herod. Salome, who was in love for the first time, danced an adoring dance of love in front of John the Baptist, but was rejected. At the instigation of Herodias, Salome danced a seductive and naked dance of seven veils in front of King Herod. King Herod was overjoyed and agreed to fulfill all Salome's requests. Salome said calmly, "Please put the head of John the Baptist on a plate and bring it to me."

8.6

During the filming of the movie "The East Is Red", necessary deletions were made to the 1964 stage performance version. From the original 8 scenes of the stage play, only the prologue "East is Red" and the first 6 scenes were selected: "Dawn in the East", "A Spark Starts a Prairie Prairie", "Thousands of Waters and Mountains", "The War of Resistance Against Japan", "The Burial of the Chiang Dynasty", " The Chinese People Stand Up", and the last two scenes of "The Motherland is Marching Forward" and "The World is Marching Forward" were not included in the film in accordance with Mao Zedong's opinions. When filming the performance, most of the images were shot from multiple cameras, while many collective appearances on the stage and the poses of the extras were shot using wide-angle shots that blended the panoramic view of the stage and the audience into one frame to show the beauty of the stage performance. At the same time, it also artistically handles Zhou Enlai's repeated instructions of "don't leave the stage", so that the whole movie can flow and the scenes blend, rather than mechanically fixing one camera position. Shoot. Therefore, the completed stage art documentary does not break away from the stage at all, but also boldly innovates, perfectly integrating stage performances and artistic records, and opening up a new path for similar style of film shooting in the future.

8.6

There's a vague Asian cult in the Beatles movie, a belief in sacrifice after Ringo accidentally puts on his victim's ceremonial ring. He believed that a pair of fanatical believers in London were no longer a fanatical believer;

8.6

"Oklahoma" and "OK lahoma" are jointly created by two masters in the American music industry. Music composed by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. It is an epoch-making song and dance drama with the theme of describing a love triangle that took place in the American West Country in the early 20th century. This film is the first wide-screen masterpiece shot in 35cm film format in the "O" drama. It can be called the most exquisite production and performance among the existing versions of "O" drama. Not only is the choreography beautiful and the soundtrack melodious, the actors participating in the performance are all the original cast members from the previous premiere. The play "O" has received a lot of praise and won many awards, including the 1999 Laurence Olivier Award for "Best Musical Critics Award for Best Musical". This show features the best songwriters Rodgers and Hammerstein II and two Grammy Awards each. The number of awards is unprecedented. Starring "X-Men", Hughes Jackman was born in Sydney, Australia, the famous soprano Joséfina Guillory, and Lianne, who was born in Atlanta, won the [Oliver Award] and the [Tony Award for Best Co-stars include Schuyler Hensley, who won Best Supporting Actor, and Marian Lipe, who was born in Yorkshire, England and has won the Olivier Award and Variety Club Award many times. The most spectacular musical at the time, it was the best in the Broadway musical world and its appearance was unparalleled.

8.6

Doria lives with her parents on a farm. One day, a tornado hits the farm. Doria and her puppy Toto are involved in the kingdom of March, ruled by the evil witch Bashim. She wanted to go home and return to her parents. However, Bashim disagreed and tried every means to hinder Dolia. After being instructed by others, Doria went to find King Oz. Only he could help her on her journey home. On the way, Doria met the brainless Scarecrow, the heartless Tin Man and the courageous Lion, and the four of them became traveling companions. The Scarecrow wants to get the brain, the Tin Woodman wants a real heart, and the Lion wants to find his lost courage. The four of them each have their own thoughts and head towards their destination. Finally, they arrived at King Oz, who told them that there was only one way to leave the Kingdom of March, and that was to completely defeat Bashim.

8.6

Following five couples and their friend Robert (Neil Patrick Harris), the eternal bachelor, the company explores the true meaning of love through a series of vignettes. Winner of the 1971 Tony Award for Best Musical, Neil Patrick Harris will lead an all-star cast in a sold-out event at the New York Philharmonic.

8.6

To life, is love a living blood flowing freely, or is it a mirage just like drinking poison to quench thirst? Leo Tolstoy's well-known literary masterpiece "Anna Karenina" has once again ignited the audience's enthusiasm in a perfect musical adaptation. The 92-year-old Moscow Operetta Theater has stood at the forefront of Russian musicals with its bold "Anna Karenina", rewriting the box office history of Russian musicals. The music was composed by Roman Ignatyev and the lyrics were written by Yuliy Kim, who is known as one of Russia's four great bards. Tolstoy's more than a thousand pages of magnificent work were reduced to concise and concise form. It is compressed into the duration of a play; more than 40 fast-paced music pieces including classical music, rock music, pop music, crossover music, etc., highlight the ups and downs of the characters in the play for most of their lives and the ups and downs of this land; the stage On the exquisitely restored 19th-century Russian scenery and more than 200 gorgeous costumes, Anna is played by Russian meritorious artist Ekatelina Guseva and Vronsky is played by Sergey Li Lee), also performed the various twists and turns of love.

8.6

Belle is beautiful in addition to kind, living in a new quiet little village with her old father. Once, my father accidentally broke into the beast's territory and was imprisoned in the beast's castle. In order to save her dear father, Belle went into danger alone and agreed to live with the beast in the old castle in exchange for her father. The beast's castle is gorgeous and full of fantasy, with the gentlemanly Mr. Candlestick, the kind and kind teapot mother, and the cute little teapot baby. However, Belle's life was not happy and she missed her father. Finally, Belle found a chance to escape. But they encountered a ferocious pack of wolves. At the critical moment, the beast appeared in time and rescued Belle, but he was injured. Belle was moved and took good care of the beast. In the process of getting along, the two got to know each other, and the beast was influenced, gradually became gentle, and learned to love. Get along day and night, and develop feelings every day. Perhaps, the beast can also be a heroic guardian knight and a gentle prince charming.

64th Academy Awards Best Picture (Nominated) Don Hahn The 46th British Academy Film Awards Film Award for Best Special Visual Effects (Nominated) Randy Fulmer The 20th Animation Annie Awards Best Animated Feature Film

8.5

"The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" is a six-part Western anthology film in which Joel and Ethan Coen use their unique and unparalleled perspectives to tell a series of stories about the American frontier. Each chapter of the film tells a unique story of the American West.

91st Academy Awards Best Adapted Screenplay (Nominated) Ethan Coen / Joel Coen The 75th Venice Film Festival Main Competition Best Screenplay Award Ethan Coen / Joel Coen The 72nd British Academy Film Awards Film Award for Best Costume Design (Nominated) Mary Sovereign

8.5

Popular music composer Steve (Red Skelton) fell in love at first sight with the beautiful and passionate college swimming teacher Caroline (Esther Williams) in California. When the two were talking about marriage, they encountered opposition from the record company executives. He was afraid that it would affect Steve's composition for the "Water Festival", but Steve ignored the obstruction. Steve's agent George hired actress Maria to pretend to be Steve's wife. The latter came to the wedding with three fake children and made a fuss. Caroline ran away in anger. Steve learned that Caroline was a teacher. Although his college is a women's college, the charter stipulates that boys are also admitted, so he signed up for admission, and jokes have continued since then.

8.5

Based on Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's concept album project and subsequent long-running run on Broadway, the film follows the last six days of the life of Jesus Christ through the bewildered eyes of Judas Iscariot. s story. Often mislabeled as a musical, the film is a "rock opera." There are no lines, everything is sung.

The 46th Academy Awards Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation (nominated) Herbert W. Spencer / Andre Previn / Andrew Lloyd Webber

8.5

Letting real actors and cartoon characters perform on the same scene is nothing new. Today, with the development of computer technology, it is even easier. However, more than thirty years ago, when "The Flying Bed" came out, people were surprised. It is visually unique and superb, and the film has therefore become a milestone in the history of cartoon movies.

The 44th Academy Awards Best Visual Effects Alan Miley / Eustace Lysett / Danny Lee The 44th Academy Awards Best Art Direction (nominated) Emile Curry / Peter Ellenshaw / John B. Mansbridge / Hal Goldsman The 44th Academy Awards Best Costume Design (Nominated) Bill Thomas

8.4

Mia (Emma Stone) longs to be an actress, but so far she is still just an ordinary barista in the studio cafe. Although she is constantly participating in large and small auditions, Mia All you gain is failure. One day, at a party, Mia met a man named Sebastian (played by Ryan Gosling). At first, there was a small conflict between the two, but soon, Mia... Ya was attracted by Sebastian's shining talent and his pure pursuit of jazz, and eventually the two came together. Encouraged by Sebastian, Mia quit her job in the coffee shop and concentrated on writing scripts for herself. At the same time, Sebastian joined a popular jazz band in order to obtain a stable income. , started playing modern jazz that he didn't like, and unexpectedly became an instant hit. As time goes by, the two people who strive to pursue their dreams become farther and farther away from each other. They must make a choice between their ideals and their feelings.

89th Academy Awards Best Picture (nominated) Jordan Horowitz / Fred Berg / Mark Platt The 73rd Venice Film Festival Main Competition Golden Lion Award (Nominated) Damien Chazelle 74th Golden Globe Awards: Best Musical or Comedy, Motion Picture

8.4

In the picturesque kingdom of Arendelle, surrounded by the sea, there live two lovely and beautiful little princesses, Elsa and Anna. Elsa was born with the ability to make ice and snow. As she grew older, her abilities became stronger and stronger, and she even almost took her sister's life. For this reason, the king closed the palace door tightly and cut off the contact between the two sisters. After the tragic shipwreck, Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel) finally reached the age of coronation, and kings and princes from all over the world came to congratulate her. Elsa was terrified, fearing that someone would reveal the secret she had hidden for many years. However, when he heard that Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell) was going to marry Hans, the prince of South Else (voiced by Santino Fontana) whom she had met for the first time, he still lost control of his emotions and exposed his flaws. After that, she fled to the mountains and built her own ice and snow kingdom, and Allendale also fell into the terrible cold. Anna came to the mountains alone, and finally came to her sister's palace with the help of mountain man Kristoff (voiced by Jonathan Groff). Can she restore the lost greenery to the country?

The 86th Academy Awards Best Animated Feature Film Chris Buck / Peter DeVico / Jennifer Lee The 71st Golden Globe Awards: Best Animated Feature Film, Motion Picture The 38th Japan Film Academy Awards Best Foreign Language Film

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Ariel is a free little mermaid in the sea. She yearns for freedom. It seems that she is a little tired of seeing the world under the sea. On this day, she had a sudden idea to rush out of the bottom of the sea and see the wonderful world on land. So, she really broke through the limitations of the mermaid and floated to the surface of the sea. When she saw the handsome prince, she was completely conquered. In order to fall in love with the prince, the little mermaid Ariel decided to exchange her beautiful singing voice for a pair of legs of an ordinary human woman. With the support and encouragement of her good friends, Ariel is desperate to pursue her dream!

The 62nd Academy Awards: Best Original Score Alan Menken 62nd Academy Awards Best Original Song Alan Menken/Howard Ashman 62nd Academy Awards Best Original Song (Nominated) Alan Menken / Howard Ashman

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Peter Pan Peter Pan is an elf who will never grow up in Neverland. On this day, he couldn't help being lonely and flew to London and flew into the home of the little girl Wendy. Wendy never dreamed that elves really existed in this world, and that she was invited to visit Dreamland as a guest. Excited, she took her two younger brothers with her, and the three of them followed Peter Pan to that imaginary world. There are all kinds of things on Fantasy Island that Wendy and the others have never seen before, including Indian chiefs, beautiful princesses, mermaids from fairy tales, etc., which made the three of them have a lot of fun. Peter Pan also helped them settle here. Got home. At this time, the bad guy pirate captain comes to the island, and Peter Pan must fight!

The 6th Cannes Film Festival Main Competition Unit Palme d'Or (nominated) Wilfred Jackson / Clyde Geronimi / Hamilton Lusco

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Winnie the Pooh is a bear who loves honey very much, written by the British writer A. A. Milne. He is actually the teddy bear of a little boy, Christopher Robin. Robin imagined that he and this bear lived in a place called "The Hundred Acre Wood", where there are also There are many other animal neighbors, such as Rabbit, Piglet, Tigger, etc. All these stories are imagined by Robin. Disney first launched "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree" in 1966 and received immediate acclaim. The subsequent "Winnie the Pooh and the Big Wind" even won the Academy Award for Best Animated Shortform that year, and "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger" was also nominated, so in 1977, Disney collected these three Pooh short films into one movie and released it in theaters, becoming Disney's 22nd animated classic - "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh". The video tape of this film was originally released in three separate parts in the United States. It was not until 1996 that the video tape of the complete film version was officially released for the first time. It was a huge hit once it was released! Winnie the Pooh is really Disney’s most popular bear!

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The story takes place in the Victorian period in England in the 19th century. The young protagonist Sarah (played by Shirley Temple) was born in a noble family, but her mother died when she was just born. Her father, Captain Crewe (Richard Greene), sent Sarah to an aristocratic school for girls because he was going to South Africa to fight. After learning of Sarah's aristocratic status, the principal treated her like a princess. But on Sarah's birthday, news came from the front line that her father had been killed and missing in action. From then on, Sarah's situation changed dramatically. The principal kicked her out of her beautiful room and treated her like a lowly servant. But the strong Sarah did not give up hope. On the one hand, she was still helping others, and on the other hand, she was looking for her "killed" father everywhere. She firmly believed that her father would not leave him. Finally, a miracle happened...

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In the solemn court, Justice Ragonnath (Prithviraj Kapoor), who was nearly killed, spoke righteously and sanctimoniously. In the dock, the depressed-looking young man Raz (Raz Kapoor) is helpless and resigned to his fate. Raz grew up in a poor environment, and was later lured by Lagonnath's former enemy into a life of theft and robbery. According to the justice, he is a born villain and degenerate. The beautiful Leda (Nargis) is Raz's childhood friend and is studying law under Ragonath. She has been working hard as Raz's defense lawyer since she was a child. Under her relentless cross-examination, Raghunath had to tell the court how he kicked his wife out of the house 24 years ago. Who knows that this seemingly unrelated confession actually has a deep connection with this case...

The 6th Cannes Film Festival, Main Competition, Palme d'Or (Nominated) Raz Kapoor

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Devda (played by Shahrukh Khan), who was born in a landlord's family, and Paro (Aishwarya Rai), a commoner woman, were childhood sweethearts. However, because Devda was sent to London to study, the two fell in love. We have been apart for many years. When Devda returned home after studying, Paro had grown into a radiant and beautiful girl. Their love was still hot, but Devda's family showed arrogance and contempt for Paro's mother's proposal of marriage, which deeply hurt the girl. heart of. When Devda was forced by her father's fate, Paro had already decided to marry a wealthy widower. Devda, who was deeply regretful, began to drink alcohol all day long, linger in flowers, and fell into love. Paro needed to abide by the rules of womanhood and could only combine love and love. The regret is buried in my heart. Devda, who gave up on himself, finally gave up his life. Before he died, he forced himself to go outside the gate and wanted to see Paro again...

56th British Academy Film Awards Film Award Best Non-English Film (Nominated) Sanjay Leela Pensari/Bharat S. Shah

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Princess Anna is not only beautiful, but also has a very sweet singing voice. Unexpectedly, the evil Pai Wenjia kidnapped the beautiful Princess Anna while everyone was not paying attention. When they passed through a poor mountain village while escaping, the village girl Alicia who happened to be passing by witnessed Pai Wenjia's evil deeds, so she stepped forward to rescue the princess. Only then did Princess Anna realize that Erica looked exactly like herself! At the same time, the neighboring king Duminni passed by and mistakenly recognized Alicia as Princess Anna, and fell in love with her at first sight. How will this pair of real and fake princesses end up, and can lovers finally get married?

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In a simple apartment on the top floor of an old building, there live two roommates who struggle for art: Roger (Adam Pascal) and Mark (Anthony Rapp). Mark has recently fallen out of love, and his girlfriend Maureen abandoned him because she liked Joanne, who is of the same sex. Another former roommate of Mark, Tom (Jesse L. Martin), a computer wizard and HIV carrier, was unfortunately robbed on the road and was raped by gay street drummer Angel (Wilson) while he was covered in bruises. Jermaine Heredia (Wilson Jermaine Heredia) took over the apartment, and they quickly came together. Roger meets his neighbor Mimi (Rosario Dawson), who comes to borrow matches. Mimi is a stripper. Soon, Roger discovered that Mimi had the same secret and disease as him - AIDS, and the two fell in love with each other. Because they have no money to pay the rent, three couples are about to spend Christmas Eve without heating or electricity, relying only on candles for warmth.

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Stories about religion - unemployed Catholics singing "Every sperm is sacred" and sending a room full of forty or fifty children for medical experiments because they can no longer afford them, while the Protestant couple across the door He gloated about his misfortune and lamented that he "only had sex twice and had two children"; the story about sex - the professor explained to the students in class what "sex" was, but the students couldn't get the point. In desperation, the professor took his wife Pull him over to demonstrate to the students in class; the story about death - the God of Death came to a farmhouse and claimed to take everyone away, but many American friends gathered here, not only did they not care, but also warmly invited him to drink and chat, letting the God of Death I can't bear it... The seven steps of life, seven heavy topics, are filled with enough absurd stories to laugh, curse, and satirize all kinds of situations in the world.

The 36th Cannes Film Festival Main Competition Unit Palme d'Or (Nominated) Terry Jones The 36th Cannes Film Festival Main Competition Jury Prize Terry Jones

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Dance star and choreographer Antonio (played by Antonio Gades) is preparing to film the famous play "Carmen" by French composer Bizet. Antonio, who is obsessed with the tragedy "Carmen", has been looking for a suitable candidate for the heroine Carmen. Until a female dancer named Carmen (Laura del Sol) appears, Antonio immediately decides that she will be the heroine. Antonio was deeply attracted by the unique temperament of the young and sexy Carmen, and worked hard to train her to become a truly outstanding "Carmen". During the rehearsal, he gradually developed an overwhelming love for Carmen. However, the free-spirited Carmen did not want to be restrained and fell in love with others. The entanglement of love and death gradually blurs the boundary between drama and reality, and the two of them fall into it unknowingly and cannot extricate themselves.

56th Academy Awards Best Foreign Language Film (Nominated) The 36th Cannes Film Festival Main Competition Unit Palme d'Or (Nominated) Carlos Saura The 36th Cannes Film Festival Technical Award Carlos Saura

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The innocent and lovely curly-haired Elizabeth Blair (played by Shirley Temple) is the pistachio in the orphanage. Only the dean thinks she is a troublemaker and is very disgusted and disgusted with her. Elizabeth's sister Mary Blair (played by Rochelle Hudson) is beautiful and gentle, and lives in the orphanage with Elizabeth. One day, the wealthy philanthropist Edward Morgan (played by John Boles) came to the orphanage. He was moved by Elizabeth's angelic innocence and unusual talents, and came up with the idea of ​​adopting Elizabeth. Edward gave Elizabeth the affectionate name "Curly". Not only that, Mary's piano playing deeply attracted Edward. With the help of Curly Head, Edward and Mary fell in love.

The 3rd Venice Film Festival Mussolini Cup Best International Film (Nominated) Evan Cummings