Mamma Mia!

“que me chamou atenção do começo ao fim,e músicas que me deixaram animado durante o filme inteiro”

Max191about 0–100% inread it ↗

“During the first hour, this comedic tone can be difficult to digest; it doesn’t become unbearable, but it does create a certain sense of fatigue.”

chriss17euabout 0–33% inread it ↗

“In the first half, the film may feel tiresome and unappealing, though it gains some momentum as it progresses.”

chriss17euabout 0–50% inread it ↗

“Outside of Streep's solo song near the end of the movie, which was great”

bridgerjones_38about 75–100% inread it ↗

“when the three together sing "Chiquitita" is glorious”

CinemaSerfabout 33–66% inread it ↗

“To Mamma Mia! then, a movie easily slipping in past Coyote Ugly as the second-worst film I've ever seen (behind The Rocky Horror Picture Show). My eyes. I can't unsee it. From what I could gather (and that's not because the plot is difficult - Christ, no - or because I wasn't really paying attention, it's because the film seemed to be not sinking in, not digesting in my brain. I think my brain was trying to reject it, like a foreign object) - an airy-fairy middle-aged bohemian tart (Meryl Str”

LastCaress1972read it ↗

“Really enjoyable film, with a lot of funny one-liners, and despite the fact that a lot of them are rubbish singers, that partly adds to the humour, and obviously, Amanda, Meryl, Colin and others do have good voices :)”

Joeread it ↗

“**With a good cast and an enviable and appealing soundtrack, the film promised to be excellent… but it turned out to be much more average than I imagined.** First of all, I think I need to make a note: I can't say that I'm an ABBA fan, but the truth is that I have a great affection for the band and their songs, because they were songs that I remember hearing on TV when I was a kid. It is a childhood memory, which has a sentimental charge, and which cannot be evaluated in a completely neutral ”