Music feast

Tara 2022-01-26 08:11:30

I have always liked musicals and dance films. I have not seen CHICAGO’s DVDs and CDs for a few years. I heard the CD by chance yesterday. The song "All That Jazz" is really wonderful, so I watched the film and saw it deeply I was so fascinated, it was so good that I watched it for 2 days and watched many clips more than 10 times.

It can be said that the music, singing and dancing of this film has reached its peak in my mind. I really like the Chicago scene in the 1920s depicted in the film. The extravagant, flashy, and powerful atmosphere is really fascinating. The level of photography in this film is also very high. The film is really beautiful and it is also a visual feast.

The two heroines in the film like it very much. Relatively speaking, they admire Renee Zellweger more, whose performance in the film is impeccable. In contrast, Catherine Zeta Jones’s expressiveness is relatively weak because of the script.

Every song and dance in this film is a masterpiece. The beginning of "All That Jazz" is really in love, this is also my favorite JAZZ style tune. After that, Zellweger's "Funny Honey" really melted me.

I saw no less than 10 episodes of "Cell Block Tango", which is really shocking. Of course, some people may not be able to accept this style. "If You Are Good To Mama" sings really charming.

"We Both Reach For The Gun" is really fun, the scene using puppet show is really ironic. I like the look of Zellweger inside, it's really cute.

The most watched segment in this film is the last of the film, where "Nowadays" is sung in 3 consecutive scenes, each with its own unique charm. The first time was after Roxie was released, especially the phrase "And that's good", in which good aggravated and lengthened the sound, which sang Roxie's innocence mentality very well. The second time, Roxie auditioned during the interview, and the singing was relatively brisk. The third time I performed with Velma on the stage. I like this scene very much. It can be described as magnificent and magnificent. If you listen carefully, you can also hear the different tones and tone of ROXIE and Velma. In the following dance scenes, it can be seen that Zellweger is a little thinner and feels sensual and naughty; while Zeta Jones is old and mature. At the end of the performance, when Zellweger said "Thank you" in an excited tone, I couldn't help but smile. Although this is an unrealistic comedy, it is really worthy of careful recollection.

Now this original soundtrack CD is always on hand, you may listen to it at any time, it is a good choice to relax your mind.

View more about Chicago reviews

Extended Reading

Chicago quotes

  • Roxie: [singing] He ain't no sheik, that's no great physique, and lord knows he ain't got the smarts.

  • [after singing "Mr. Cellophane"]

    Amos Hart: Hope I didn't take up too much of your time.