1980's Musicals!
🕑 Added 2026-02-18 01:06:05 +0000 UTCComments
Nicole
Newsies is 1992!!! So we can do this one next time!!!
CRockey12
Hope you watched the non-pan & scan version
Missy Schmader
Annie won over Purple Rain??? 🤦🏾♀️
kathleen bodiford
You are gonna enjoy Annie
David Simon
Annie is Oliver! in drag
John Liebling
I don't know of anyone reacting to Shirely Temple or Fred Astaire movies. And there is a plethora of great Gene Kelly movies, but the only reaction has been for Singing In the Rain. Nobody has reacted to truly great Oscar Hammerstein and Richard Rogers musicals, other than the Sound of Music. Oklahoma, South Pacific, King and I, and Carousel are filled with terrific songs. Ashleigh would also love the two excellent Meridith Wilson musicals - The Music Man, and The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
CinWin
Hey, has anyone ever suggested any Shirley Temple movies? Have ANY reactors even reacted to Shirley Temple? She was such an adorable little icon.
CinWin
Ok...I thought it was just me. I don't understand how I keep missing the polls!
Jesse Gudmundson
loved newsies. was in show choir during that era and it was the go to audition number.
Nocke Devilkyn
Wait... why is the poll closed already? Barely anyone got to vote...
CJBear
ANNIE? Really? Ugh. Purple Rain and Earth Girls Are Easy for me. Purple Rain is a killer soundtrack. Earth Girls is a great farce comedy with two Ashley fave actors.
Cheryl Wagner
Memorial with great music🎼!! Hi Ashleigh! A movie that has a wonderful soundtrack of Cat Steven’s songs, and also would be a good memorial for Bud Cort, who just passed away this month, is “Harold and Maude.” It would be a thoughtful gesture to include Bud Cort for a memorial as he was a talented, although probably not well known, actor. “Harold and Maude” is a touching film that is very much worth watching. Thank you so much!🥰
BuffTuxedo21
Yes, Musicals are long haha. I chose ANNIE and NEWSIES. Two which happen to be my best friends favs! (Especially on stage) At one point I would recommend also the 90s version of Annie with Kathy Bates. But of course this version with Carol Burnett is top dollar, too! :D