Sound of Music - 60 yrs!
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I'm in my 50s and DD 13. I remember how I watched when I was her age and she watched when she was young and how much we loved it. As corny as it is I admit it's why I love it cause that innocence is pretty much gone these days.
I really love the songs and feel like watching it again after years of not seeing it. I can't believe it's been 60 years! |
Anonymous
| It's my favorite movie. My daughters love it just as much also. |
Anonymous
| It ticks every box. Scenery, children, banging tunes, and naughty nuns getting one over on the nazis. What’s not to love? |
Anonymous
| Is it playing on TV or something? |
Anonymous
It just turned 60. |
Anonymous
I love that it's drama without being drama  . So hard to do and the photography - the first scene and that wedding!!!!!
It's really well done in any timeframe. It's real. |
Anonymous
| If you want to do a girls trip go to Austria and do the Sound of Music tours. I did it with my mom many moons ago. |
Anonymous
| I love it too! It was the first movie I ever saw in a theatre. I was 6 and it was the mid-70s. |
Anonymous
| Julie Andrews is truly a queen. |
Anonymous
So did I, on the very first day of my very first trip to Europe! LOVE Salzburg. |
Anonymous
Ok but usually there is a re release or something to celebrate. |
Anonymous
| It's an amazing movie. I also love Mary Poppins, still to this day. |
Anonymous
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The Captain and Maria dance scene - the Laendler (I had to look that up) - is movie romance at its best.
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Anonymous
| this movie is perfect. the ONLY thing I wish was different is Julie Andrew's hair. Why she had to have that ridiculous cut I have no idea - it wasn't fashionable or flattering 60 years ago... or really ever. |
Anonymous
| It will be coming to KC soon, so you can see it live. |