king of the circus

Braeden 2022-04-19 09:01:38

"The King of the Circus" is based on real events, and Hollywood all-around superstar Hugh Jackman plays the "Originator of the Circus" and the legendary PT Barnum in the film. The story tells the story of Barnum, who is at the bottom of society, relying on his boundless imagination and perseverance, from running a museum to creating the world's first circus. Barnum's whimsy was not recognized by the public at first, and almost no one paid to appreciate it. His family and friends helped him through the desperate times again and again. After a series of setbacks and disagreements with his partners, he has finally become the most well-known "dream maker" in the United States and even the world, upholding his dream.

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  • Joannie 2022-04-24 07:01:04

    When the emotional accumulation is not full, it is forced to enter the song and dance and then forcibly move to the next show. This is the case in many places, so it gives people a very perfunctory or even embarrassing feeling. Did you watch it with Cha Cha and Coco? It's true that the more people watch this movie, the better the atmosphere

  • Marge 2022-01-27 08:02:38

    Simple and crude, dazzling, mediocre. The main reason is that the plot is too bad, the content that can be thought of is here, the magic of the turning point basically depends on singing. Sing and sing to understand, I hope to have this carefree. Hugh and Zac are the only actors who are suitable for singing and dancing. They are just old and stiff.

The Greatest Showman quotes

  • P.T. Barnum: I can't fool the bank into loaning me more money, so... I'm really sorry to disappoint you all.

    Tom Thumb: Don't worry, Barnum. We've gotten used to it by now.

  • 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.