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UPC: 0085392798629

Format: DVD

Release Year: 2003

Actor: Liza Minnelli

Rating: G

Director: Bob Fosse

Sub-Genre: Musical

Genre: Musical & Performing Arts

Movie/TV Title: Cabaret

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The final shot of the hit film CABARET is a Nazi meeting reflected in a mirror, providing the chilling historical subtext for this groundbreaking musical movie, set in prewar Berlin. Not since GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) had Hollywood produced a more successful film. CABARET was a convention-shattering story that dealt with themes like bisexuality that were still under the radar in the US. Additionally, CABARET made the enormously talented Liza Minnelli an American icon.Minnelli plays Sally Bowles, an aspiring singer and dancer. The main plot revolves around her relationship with two different men and her life as a singer at the Kit Kat Klub. The film utilizes the traditional conventions of American musical theater while adding in the fiendishly painted Master of Ceremonies (Joel Grey) who comments on the proceedings through song and dance. Director Bob Fosse showcases the range of his vision as a director of stage and screen, serving as both choreographer and musical director.Based on the Kander-Ebb musical from John van Druten's play I AM A CAMERA (which, in turn, was derived from Christopher Isherwood's novel GOODBYETO BERLIN), CABARET was nominated for 10 Academy Awards and won eight,making it one of the most acclaimed films in movie history.

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Liza Minnelli

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Cabaret

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2003

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20030819

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by zowie58
May 03, 2024Top favorable review
Had some trouble with my player playing this DVD but it was able to be played after I worked at it for a small amount of time. Images are quite grainy
Had some trouble with my player playing this DVD but it was able to be played after I worked at it for a small amount of time. Images are quite grainy but acceptable.
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by Bm_Zqt5QTJW@Deleted
Nov 15, 2005
All that ... Cabaret ....?
Don't tell anyone, but I quite like musicals sometimes, so I thought a review of Cabaret would be appropriate. I found it a very entertaining film. I read somewhere that the character played by Liza Minelli was supposed to be a "third-rate talent". Maybe that was an unnecessary criticism, but I thought but I thought Liza sang every song perfectly. She won an oscar for her role. I loved Michael York as the british writer who Liza falls for. He seems to have no preference either way about loving men or women, and when Liza asks him if he sleeps with girls, he responds that his three attempts met with disaster! :) Funny. The costumes, sets, and lighting inside the cabaret are quite beautiful. It's not based on the Broadway version, the director shot new scenes and new songs on location in ... Don't tell anyone, but I quite like musicals sometimes, so I thought a review of Cabaret would be appropriate. I found it a very entertaining film. I read somewhere that the character played by Liza Minelli was supposed to be a "third-rate talent". Maybe that was an unnecessary criticism, but I thought but I thought Liza sang every song perfectly. She won an oscar for her role. I loved Michael York as the british writer who Liza falls for. He seems to have no preference either way about loving men or women, and when Liza asks him if he sleeps with girls, he responds that his three attempts met with disaster! :) Funny. The costumes, sets, and lighting inside the cabaret are quite beautiful. It's not based on the Broadway version, the director shot new scenes and new songs on location in Germany. The performances are good and I think it's worth a watch if you're in the mood for musicals :)
by crayola-koala
May 07, 2009
Dark Humour Musical of Performance Art in Nazi Germany
Much more that just a terrific musical, Cabaret delves naturally into the politics surrounding Hitler's rise to power. In Berlin, 1931, Sally Bowles (Liza Minnelli) is the so-called international star of the Kit Kat nightclub. One day Brian Roberts (Michael York) intrudes upon Sally's world, hoping to take the vacant room opposite hers. A quiet, reserved Englishman, studying at Oxford, Brian is unprepared for the ball of life and energy that is Sally. An American by birth, she lives each day hoping to break into the movies and each night performing at the club. When Brian isn't hunting for students to whom he can teach English, which pays the rent, Sally takes him to the Kit Kat. Here he is introduced to Fritz Wendel (Fritz Wepper), a self-confessed gigolo who would dearly like to ... Much more that just a terrific musical, Cabaret delves naturally into the politics surrounding Hitler's rise to power. In Berlin, 1931, Sally Bowles (Liza Minnelli) is the so-called international star of the Kit Kat nightclub. One day Brian Roberts (Michael York) intrudes upon Sally's world, hoping to take the vacant room opposite hers. A quiet, reserved Englishman, studying at Oxford, Brian is unprepared for the ball of life and energy that is Sally. An American by birth, she lives each day hoping to break into the movies and each night performing at the club. When Brian isn't hunting for students to whom he can teach English, which pays the rent, Sally takes him to the Kit Kat. Here he is introduced to Fritz Wendel (Fritz Wepper), a self-confessed gigolo who would dearly like to improve his grasp of English. Studying is hard, since his existence is one long round of parties, but at least Fritz is keen. Meanwhile, Sally is doing her level best to seduce and appear available to Brian, unburdened as she is by sexual hang-ups. Her efforts are doomed to failure though, since Brian is more interested in men. As everyone settles into platonic friendships, two separate outsiders impinge to upset the emotional balance. The first of these is Natalia Landauer (Marisa Berenson), a sheltered young lady who desires Brian's tuition. The catch is that she comes from a wealthy Jewish family which owns a chain of well-known stores, circumstances which immediately make her of interest to Fritz. The lure of money is enough to overcome any possible qualms concerning her religion. The other stranger is Maximilian von Heune (Helmut Griem), a dashing and well-appointed young man who dazzles Sally with his aristocratic sophistication. However, his tastes are varied and Brian comes in for some close scrutiny, leading them into a classic love-triangle. The setting of Cabaret, pre-war Germany, is intrinsically fascinating because of the events occurring and what they led to. Society on all levels is in a state of flux, with extreme behaviour being exhibited in the political, commercial and sexual spheres. Such an atmosphere of upheaval is extremely attractive to Sally, providing her with somewhere where barriers can be broken. Fuelled by selfishness and a desire to better herself, she is content to sleep around, use others and do almost anything in pursuit of success. This hard shell is a mere facade though, easily punctured when things don't turn out quite right and events spiral out of her control. In an analogous fashion, the nightclub maintains a similar illusion - that life is beautiful while outside disorder ferments. Built upon the eternal themes of corruption, decadence and false dreams, Cabaret is far too subtle to be depressing and Sally too robust to be crushed. The seedy, smoky club is spiritual home, a venue where both sides of life are equally likely to be performed. However, while the central triangle is put together believably, the film occasionally loses touch with its lesser story threads. Thus the Jewish romance is only sketched briefly while Sally's father disappears for good once he's served his specific purpose. The inherent threat of Nazism is well-handled though, especially in the way certain folks dismiss the party with barely a thought. (Review by Damian Cannon, Movie Reviews UK 1997, http://www.film.u-net.com/Movies/Reviews/Cabaret.html)
by Q6dseaYmR56@Deleted
Feb 10, 2009
More than a Musical, Everyone should see!
Music & Dance to WOW! thanks to Kander, Ebb & Fosse. This Masterpiece holds it own telling the story of mismatched lovers in pre-war Nazi Germany which was a place of surprising decadence. The movie departs from the musical of the same name but is just as moving. The lead Sally Bowles played aptly by Liza Minnelli wants nothing more than her own piece of stardom, so much so that in the climax number, "Cabaret," she pledges wants to be in spot more than anything, even if it leads to her demise. The themes of Cabaret are powerful and universal, given to us via Christopher Isherwood and his works "Berlin Stories."Music & Dance to WOW! thanks to Kander, Ebb & Fosse. This Masterpiece holds it own telling the story of mismatched lovers in pre-war Nazi Germany which was a place of surprising decadence. The movie departs from the musical of the same name but is just as moving. The lead Sally Bowles played aptly by Liza Minnelli wants nothing more than her own piece of stardom, so much so that in the climax number, "Cabaret," she pledges wants to be in spot more than anything, even if it leads to her demise. The themes of Cabaret are powerful and universal, given to us via Christopher Isherwood and his works "Berlin Stories."
by jr5270
Dec 21, 2021
Love This Musical
I probably saw this musical 10 times when it came out way back when, and I still love it. Joel Grey and Liza Minnelli are both extremely talented. Highly recommended if you like good singing and dancing.
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