Director:
Robert GreenwaldCámara:
Victor J. KemperMúsica:
Barry De VorzonReparto:
Olivia Newton-John, Gene Kelly, Michael Beck, James Sloyan, Dimitra Arliss, Katie Hanley, Sandahl Bergman, Aharon Ipalé, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Renn Woods (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Kira es una de las hijas de Zeus y musa de las artes. Cumpliendo ese trabajo, visita al pintor Sonny Malone, a quien inspira con un beso. Sin embargo, la bella diosa y el mortal se enamoran, lo que será un problema en el orden cósmico. Al mismo tiempo, un viejo músico sueña con abrir un club nocturno al viejo estilo, un proyecto en el que Kira y Sonny se involucrarán... Los años 40 se encuentran con los 80 en "Xanadú", una mirada hacia el futuro a la vez que un recuerdo romántico de cómo eran las cosas durante la época dorada de Hollywood. (Cinema International Corporation)
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Especially the theme song is worth mentioning. Not because it's so amazing, it's just notoriously famous. Otherwise, the musical Xanadu seems to me to be a kind of nostalgic memory of Gene Kelly with a lot of hard-to-digest filler around it. (35%)
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Nostalgia in its purest form. I can never forget how much I loved this fairy tale, along with Olivia Newton-John and the lively plot (or lack thereof).
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One star goes for the charms and vocals of Olivia Newton-John, and the other is for the music of the band ELO; the rest falls into the Boo! category. Today, Xanadu is rightfully a forgotten musical piece, from which only the generally known main melody remains, which hardly anyone can associate with the film. However, those who grew up on the variety shows of television in the socialist era can at least appreciate the production design and dance choreography of a few songs... Overall impression 30%.
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I used to love this movie so much. But the only thing I remembered from it was the song with the titular title. I was quite curious how the film would grip me after all these years, especially considering the generally poor ratings. I just have a soft spot for Olivia, nothing can change that, but Gene Kelly really shines here. And yes, in the end, the film became about waiting for each song, with the titular "Xanadu" remaining great for me. The ending is beautifully steeped in the style of the 70s and 80s.
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