Fiddler on the Roof
Drama • G • 1971 • 3 hr 1 min
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An amazing and beautiful look at Jewish culture with a haunting and sadly relevant politically restless background.
One of my favorite musicals. Such a lovely, interesting tale with fantastically real characters.
The story is kind of boring, just not my deal. But Damm if the songs aren't catchy.
If I were a rich man yahadebedebedebedebe dum
What a balance of infectious joy, real sorrow, and resilience. Speaking of infectious, these songs were stuck in my head for days.
My all time favorite movie. Makes me laugh and cry everytime. It feels so authentic and close to heart. Also, every song is a masterpiece.
It’s the most amazing story to watch. The performance of the cast were amazing and genuine.
Fantastic musical about Jews and traditions. Teaching us not all traditions are ment to be kept. Catchy music and some nifty dances.
if you like musicals you'll automatically fall for this classic that encompasses the human experience including the bittersweet & ecstatic
Classic movie musical! The music, the acting, the plot, amazing! Although slow at times, definitely worth adding to your watchlist
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