Hairspray
Comedy ⢠PG ⢠1988 ⢠1 hr 32 min
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This version walked so the 2007 version could run
It is funny, nice music and a clichee. But who doesn't want to see Jhon Travolta acting as a woman? Hilarious đ
One of the first movies I watched. Has a special place in my heart.
I like the one with Zac efron better, but this one is good toođ
Hilarious and memorable! One of my fav musicals
Campy and fun as hell, a great intro to Waters filmography because itâs very accessible
Itâs amazing how many movies get racial issues wrong when this actually woke gem came out over thirty years ago. Waters is a treasure.
A classic for a reason! So funny and iconic.
Considering i didnât really like the remake I was happy to realize it definitely has John Waters-ness in its DNA. Itâs got Divine 4 god-sake
A classic film, great music, a lot of fun. Your mother will probably love it
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