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Cabaret (1972) Rank 4 Reviews
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EmanuelLevy.com (Emanuel Levy)
After a decade of stagnant musicals, Bob Fosse reenergizes the genre with a dazzling, intelligent, and socially conscious musical more reflective of the zeitgeist of the 1970s--Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey are brilliant. ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at EmanuelLevy.com (Emanuel Levy)
TV Guide Entertainment Network, Movie Guide
Three Movie Buffs (Patrick Nash)
Released in 1972 it was nominated for 10 Academy Awards (Minnelli, Grey and Fosse winning for Actress, Supporting actor and director respectively) losing best picture however to The Godfather. This movie stands today as one of the best musicals ever ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at Three Movie Buffs (Patrick Nash)
outrate.net (Mark Adnum)
Columbus CityScene (Rick Curnutte)
Liza Minnelli is revelatory as cabaret dancer Sally Bowles. ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at Columbus CityScene (Rick Curnutte)
Movie Reviews UK
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. This is something of an ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at Movie Reviews UK
Goatdog's Movies (Michael W. Phillips, Jr.)
Meanwhile, Sally becomes infatuated with Maximilian (Helmut Griem), a rich baron who seduces her with everything she wants—money, furs, trips, and expensive drinks. Brian is forced to go along for ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at Goatdog's Movies (Michael W. Phillips, Jr.)
ToxicUniverse.com (John Nesbit)
Fortunately, Bob Fosse captures the atmosphere incredibly with a multi-layered musical that continues to hold up over the years. Come back thirty years from now and see how many scenes from Moulin Rouge you give a rat’s ass about! ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at ToxicUniverse.com (John Nesbit)
Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
"Cabaret" explores some of the same kinky territory celebrated in Visconti's "The Damned." Both movies share the general idea that the rise of the Nazi party in Germany was accompanied by ...read the complete Cabaret movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert)
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