Mamma Mia!
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20 year old Sophie is preparing to marry at her mother's hotel on a Greek island. She has a carefree life, a loving fianc?e, and great friends. She is only missing one thing: a father. By reading her mother's diary she discovers that she has three possible fathers. Sophie secretly invites all three men
… More »20 year old Sophie is preparing to marry at her mother's hotel on a Greek island. She has a carefree life, a loving fianc?e, and great friends. She is only missing one thing: a father. By reading her mother's diary she discovers that she has three possible fathers. Sophie secretly invites all three men to the wedding in a desperate bid to discover which of them is her father. But not all goes according to plan. Now, old loves are re-kindled, new loves are formed, and Sophie risks everything to discover the true identity of her father.
« LessMamma mia! (Motion picture : 2008)
Originally released as a motion picture in 2008
Based on the songs of ABBA
Special features: Disc 1: Sing-a-long: "The name of the game;" deleted musical number; feature commentary with director Phyllida Lloyd ; Disc 2: Deleted scenes; outtakes; "The making of Mamma Mia!" featurette; anatomy of a musical number: "Lay all your love on me;" becoming a singer; behind the scenes with Amanda; on location in Greece; a look inside Mamma Mia!; "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" music video; Bjorn Ulvaeus cameo
Special features: disc 1. Anamorphic widescreen -- Deleted musical number: "The name of the game" -- Feature commentary with director Phyllida Lloyd -- Language: English Dolby digital 5.1 ; Spanish Dolby digital 5.1 ; French Dolby digital 5.1 -- Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish. disc 2. The making of "Mamma Mia! : the movie" -- Anatomy of a musical number: "Lay all your love on me" -- Becoming a singer -- Behind the scenes with Amanda -- On location in Greece -- A look inside "Mamma Mia : the movie" -- "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" music video -- Bjorn Ulvaeus cameo -- Deleted scenes and outtakes -- Language: English Dolby digital 2.0 -- Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish
Publisher's no.: 61107917
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Add a Comment2011.07.30
abba muziq iz legendary from da 70-80's n i lizten 2 them,luv them n da muzical waz even grater,cuz of da grate cast n da passion in da muziq in da scencez
Abba's songs are great, the scenery is enticing. Otherwise? Well, it was obvious the cast had a lot of fun making this film, but I did not have a lot of fun watching it - I love Julie Walters, and acknowledge that Meryl Streep is an accomplished actress, but I won't be recommending this to anyone. I thought it was a bit too silly, considering the dilemma around which the comedy is set, almost as though the cast were having such a ball they didn't really care if we liked it or not. As another reviewer commented, watch to the very end, which is the best bit.
WATCHED THIS MOVIE WITH FAMILY... LOVED IT!!! ALSO WROTE ALL THE SONGS IN MY DIARY, AND THE HANDSHAKE OF THE GIRLS AND EVEN MADE MY OWN WITH SIBLINGS!
First, let me preface this by saying that I enjoy Abba's music. This is basically a group of Abba songs loosely tied together with a charming storyline. Despite its relatively weak storyline, the movie is thoroughly enjoyable. I don't remember the last time I saw a movie where the actors seemed to really enjoy themselves. Kudos to the established actors for singing their songs (vs. lip synching) - particularly gorgeous Pierce Brosnan, who doesn't have the most lyrical of voices. That takes courage. By the same token, I was impressed by the musical voices of Meryl Streep and Colin Firth. The vocal talents of young Amanda Siegfried are impressive. Of course scenes of the beautiful Adriatic just add to the enjoyment, as does seeing the always handsome Colin Firth and Pierce Brosnan in the same film. So, if you want an uncomplicated movie that just leaves you feeling good - maybe singing a few Abba songs - rent this movie.
Umm, pretty terrible.
This is my FEEL GOOD movie... when I feel like crud I play this and am 100% better (not sure if it is because I can sing better than Colin Firth, lol) Love Christine Baranski's character!
Didn't expect to, but I absolutely loved it! Also, make sure to watch till after the credits roll - it's hilarious.
It's like watching bad karaoke.
Entertaining just to watch Pierce Brosnan & Meryl Streep sing.