Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Comedy • G • 1954 • 1 hr 43 min
Starring
Jane Powell, Howard Keel, Jeff Richards, Russ Tamblyn, Tommy Rall
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Is a good classic musical, its message however did not age well at all
Absolutely love this musical: the songs and the choreography are brilliant.
It's a classic musical for good reason, fun/funny. Charming sets/costuming. Beware, if uptight: doesn't conform to modern sensibilities.
Great film of you love musicals. Some unintentionally funny scenes. Messed up story/morals though, kidnapping wives with no repercussions?
It’s honestly a fave of mine with magnificent music, fun choreo, and a cool plot that keeps you hooked. But it’s time has definitely passed
Advice to single men. Watch the film, move to the country, chop wood & sing….The ladies will follow. Advice to ladies…..Run. 9*
It hasn't aged well, but I grew up watching this movie and I know all the songs. Classic 50s musical, it has a lot of charm.
Classic musical. Never gets old, you can watch it as many times as you want. Howard Keel is great but so is the supporting cast.
This is so much fun in its over-the-top ridiculousness. Definitely enjoyable.
Fantastic musical with amazing songs and dance numbers. The plot is simple but joyful to watch. Howard Keel is a legend.
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