The Greatest Showman evaluation action

2022-01-27 08:02
The music and choreography of "The Circus King" are wonderful. Among them, Barnum and partner Philip bargained in a dance scene in the pub. The bar waiter, the bar counter and the glasses of the two were cleverly used. The rhythm of music and dance echoed with the flashing lights of the bar. Human temptations and games appear relaxed, humorous and dynamic. A scene where Philip confessed his heart to the air swing girl Ann Wheeler, using the props of the air swing to arrange a dance that blends between the air and the ground. Ann Wheeler’s sudden lift-off and Philip’s mid-air fall to the ground Both are used as supplementary language for audiovisual, strongly suggesting the disparity between the identities and social backgrounds of Philip and Ann Wheeler. The lightness and freedom of Ann Wheeler flying through the air is also a metaphor for her ideal state after she is full of frustration and doubts about herself.
The nine original episodes of "The Circus King" and several scenes of sound and light gathered, and the magnificent choreography even abandoned the theme, and made the plot serve the song and dance in a stately manner. However, the proposition of the biographies is too broad. The length of time and the depth of thought involved obviously constitute the two poles of mutual restraint with the poeticization of singing and dancing.
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  • Fanny 2022-01-27 08:02:38

    The singing and dancing part is quite prominent, and a few of them are quite igniting. Uncle Wolf is so charming, Rebecca Ferguson is super beautiful

  • Daphney 2022-03-20 09:01:29

    The plot is really simple, but I have to say that the music is really great. I really like such musicals. It is recommended to watch it in the cinema.

The Greatest Showman quotes

  • James Gordon Bennett: I never liked your show, but I always thought the people did

    P.T. Barnum: They did. They do!

    James Gordon Bennett: Putting people of all Shapes, Sizes, Colours. Putting them on stage together and presenting them as equals, another critic might have even called it a celebration of humanity.

    P.T. Barnum: I would've liked that.

  • P.T. Barnum: [seeing Jenny for the first time] Who's that?

    Phillip Carlyle: The opera singer?

    P.T. Barnum: Singer, huh?

    Phillip Carlyle: She's the most famous performer in all of Europe. She sold out La Scala a dozen times. Not to mention the French Opera.

    P.T. Barnum: Ah.

    [he grabs Phillip's arm and leads him forward]

    Phillip Carlyle: What are you doing?

    P.T. Barnum: Following you, so you can introduce me to Ms. Lynd.

    Phillip Carlyle: Introduce you?

    P.T. Barnum: Yeah.

    Phillip Carlyle: I don't know her.

    P.T. Barnum: Everybody knows her. You just said so yourself.

    Phillip Carlyle: Yeah, exactly. You don't just march up to someone like this.

    P.T. Barnum: Why not? We're personable. She's a person.

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