It will be coming to KC soon, so you can see it live.

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.

The Captain and Maria dance scene - the Laendler (I had to look that up) - is movie romance at its best.

It's an amazing movie. I also love Mary Poppins, still to this day.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it playing on TV or something?

It just turned 60.

Ok but usually there is a re release or something to celebrate.

Anonymous wrote: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.

So did I, on the very first day of my very first trip to Europe! LOVE Salzburg.

Julie Andrews is truly a queen.

I love it too! It was the first movie I ever saw in a theatre. I was 6 and it was the mid-70s.

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.

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 wrote:Is it playing on TV or something?

It just turned 60.

Is it playing on TV or something?

It ticks every box. Scenery, children, banging tunes, and naughty nuns getting one over on the nazis. What’s not to love?

It's my favorite movie. My daughters love it just as much also.

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!