Mamma Mia!

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Great Sep 24 I love this movie and it’s even better in a theater. See more Flory 05/15/2023 Love this movie, this was my best Mothers Day ! See more Melissa 05/10/2023 Loved getting to watch one of my favorite movies in the theatre again!! See more Rishi 05/07/2022 this movie was for the gays and for the gays only See more Jelisije J Nov 13 A fun mediocre musical film that has actors that really can't sing for anything but at least they try. First time that I am introduced to this story and I found it incredibly lackluster especially with the ending that was given. See more Christian M Nov 11 This is a love-hate relationship. The first thing that stands out in ‘Mamma Mia’ is its absurdly exaggerated humor. During the first hour, this comedic tone can be difficult to digest; it doesn’t become unbearable, but it does create a certain sense of fatigue. The characters, for their part, are among the least charismatic in a modern musical: forced, superficial, and at times, off-putting. The story, centered on deceit, secrets, and family betrayals, also fails to offer much narrative interest, leaving the viewer with little reason to become emotionally invested. The film’s true strength is undoubtedly its musical component. The ABBA songs are well performed and feel energetic; however, for those who are not fans of musicals, it is difficult to enjoy much beyond the surface. In the first half, the film may feel tiresome and unappealing, though it gains some momentum as it progresses. The dialogue fulfills its function but does not provide particularly engaging or memorable moments. In terms of acting, the chemistry between Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, and Stellan Skarsgård is notable and stands out as one of the film’s most enjoyable elements. Meryl Streep brings her usual charisma and delivers moments of charm, while Amanda Seyfried performs adequately, although her character lacks the strength to establish a genuine connection with the audience. I personally preferred her role in ‘Jennifer’s Body’, a film I didn’t even enjoy at the time. Overall, ‘Mamma Mia’ holds up as a decent piece of cinema, supported by its music and some enjoyable interactions among the male cast, but it lacks narrative depth and compelling characters. It is not a film that leaves a lasting impact, and, at least from my perspective, it does not generate interest in watching its sequel. Spanish: Ésto es un amor-odio. Lo primero que llama la atención en 'Mamma Mia' es su humor absurdamente exagerado. Durante la primera hora, este tono cómico puede resultar difícil de digerir; no llega a ser insoportable, pero sí genera cierta fatiga. Los personajes, por su parte, son de los menos carismáticos que se pueden encontrar en un musical moderno: forzados, superficiales y, en ocasiones, repelentes. La historia, centrada en engaños, secretos y traiciones familiares, tampoco aporta demasiado interés narrativo y deja al espectador con escaso motivo para involucrarse emocionalmente. El verdadero punto fuerte de la película es, indudablemente, su componente musical. Los temas de ABBA están bien interpretados y se sienten energéticos; sin embargo, para quienes no sean amantes del género musical, es difícil extraer disfrute más allá de la superficie. En la primera mitad, la película puede parecer cansina y poco atractiva, aunque va ganando algo de fuerza conforme avanza el metraje. Los diálogos cumplen su función, pero sin ofrecer puntos de interés significativos. En el apartado actoral, la química entre Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth y Stellan Skarsgård es notable y resulta uno de los elementos más disfrutables de la película. Meryl Streep aporta su carisma habitual y mantiene ciertos momentos de encanto, mientras que Amanda Seyfried cumple, aunque su personaje carece de la fuerza suficiente para generar un verdadero vínculo con el espectador. Me gustó más su papel en 'Jennifer's Body', película que ni siquiera me gustó en su momento. En conjunto, 'Mamma Mia' se salva como metraje decente, apoyado en la música y algunos momentos de interacción entre el reparto masculino, pero carece de profundidad narrativa y personajes atractivos. No llega a ser una película que deje un impacto duradero, y, al menos desde mi perspectiva, no genera interés por continuar con su secuela. See more Read all reviews

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