Victor/Victoria
Music • PG • 1982 • 2 hr 14 min
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This movie was ahead of its time. Julie Andrews and James Garner are perfect together!
Classic! Such good acting, you just can’t go wrong with Julie Andrews. She doesn’t make a convincing man but it’s fun to watch her try!
Great example of Julie Andrew’s talent & a fun story about acceptance & attraction/love from several angles. Good for older movie fans
Underrated musical classic! Julie Andrews and James Garner are fire! Songs are memorable. Exploration of gender fluidity is a lot of fun.
Julie Andrew's is star material in every thing she does - this is no exception.
Roberts, Garner, & Preston are very light on their feet in this classy delight. Intent on questioning gender assumptions in a cheeky manner.
An absolute fave of mine. Julie Andrews & Robert Preston are sensational, some great musical numbers, and funny (with a few flat moments).
Hilarious at times I love how it treat gender roles. I definitely recommend it.
I enjoyed the music and Julie Andrews is so amazing. It was just a little to long to keep my interest all the way through
It's fine if you like that sort of thing. I personally do not, but I sat through the whole thing. It's not worth a rewatch, though.
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