"The Greatest Show on Earth" is different from most whispered love dialogues. The dialogue in this film is either under the noisy background sound and music accompaniment of the circus, or under the roar of the train passing by at the end of the story. Yes, the director's processing of the actor's voice is relatively successful. Although the soundtrack is a bit noisy, it does not lose its liveliness and magnificence. The sound processing is in the same line as the entertainment scenes to be shown in the film, and the singing and dancing tunes are also quite fascinating. Although the film is an entertainment film, it is not inferior in terms of narrative. The story is intricate and the relationship between the characters is closely intertwined, and the character image is also very successful.
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The Greatest Show on Earth Positive reviews
2022-10-03 18:45
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The Greatest Show on Earth quotes
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Holly: [singing] When things go wrong, and life's no song, and you're flat on your back, that doesn't mean you have to lie there: be a jumping jack!
Buttons: [singing] Keep on the hop, and if you flop, and everything looks black, stand on your head and holler "hi there!" Be a jumping jack!
Holly: When things go up, they must come down, and also visa verse. If things look bad, don't fret and frown - they could be ten times worse!
Buttons: Your train of luck, it may get stuck if something's on the track; give a good jump and you'll get by there...
Holly, Buttons: Be a jumping jack!
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[Holly and Sebastian are one-upping each other on the trapeze]
Buttons: How long do you think this can go on before something happens?
Brad Braden: It's circus, isn't it?
Buttons: Do you believe in prayer?
Brad Braden: And practice.