funny? it's soo sad
did anyone else think this is one of the saddest stories? the "my man" performance really makes u cry. it's a great movie, how did anyone think what's up doc is better? that's a stupid movie
shareI agree... I think it was a wonderful story of how one moment can change the rest of your life... forever..
I want to get this soundtrack if anyone has information about getting it please email me at [email protected]
Thanks
Caity
Now... Bring me that horizon.... and really bad eggs... drink up me 'earties yo ho!
Soundtrack wasn't released
damn the man, save the empire-mark, empire records
of course it was! you can buy it on a CD and i have the record, found it in a local goodwill.
if all fails- just download the music online, but make sure you get the version you want- there are different ones, the movie ones and more clear -studio- ones.
It was one of the most boring films I have ever seen.
I just changed my signature.
Then what are you doing here? Trying to piss people off? Yeah, I bet you'll get a lot of uproar over Funny Girl...
Oh and by the way, I had the movie soundtrack on cassette and I just recently saw it on CD for cheap so I picked it up so it turned out to be the broadway version... But I'm sure you can find it somewhere.
Yes, you can purchase both the Broadway version and / or the film-score version of Funny Girl on CD at most large-chain music stores....but wait, there's more....There is also a double disc bootleg CD version of the entire Broadway musical (not just the music numbers, but with all of the dialog). I know because I own a copy. The sound quailty isn't very good, but it's fascinating to listen to. In the Broadway play, Streisand's Fanny Brice character is much more kooky and talks and sounds a lot like the real Brice, whereas in the film version, Streisand is less kooky, much more refined and sophisticated and more like Brabra and less like Brice. If you're interested in finding this, go to ebay on a regular basis and it will show up. There's also a bootleg CD of a young Streisand performing a live concert at the Hungry I in San Francisco (recorded back in the early 60's) that is the best (by far) recording of Barbra singing live. The sound quality is wonderful and, again, this shows up from time to time on ebay.
shareIn the movie Funny Girl, not how it happened in real life of course, I thought that if Fanny really wanted to be with Nick, she would have said "I will give up the theater for you" instead of letting him leaving and not going after him. I mean, she already told Ziegfeld she would, so why didn't she follow up on it? Even if Nick didn't say it specifically, you know he still wanted to be with her but her success was in the way of him being a "real man."
shareactually, the broadway cast recording is one of the best ever done...but you are right, she is a bit more kooky in that soundtrack vs the movie
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