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The Chorus is a 2004 drama comedy music film, directed by Christophe Barratier, starring Gérard Jugnot, François Berléand and Kad Merad.
- 17 people have posted about this film on Bluesky
- posts span Nov 26, 2024 to Sep 10, 2026
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19 of 19 · most liked firstThis week's review covers CUTEY AND THE CHORUS GIRLS (1913), a comedy about a stage door johnny who breaks the heart of poor Flora Finch but the chorus girls sisterhood will not take this offense lying down. moviessilently.com/2025/09/14/c...
neutral · AI labelView post →Top Three Worst Ever Decisions: 1. Trump as US President 2. Brexit 3. Replacing Music and the Mirror with Let Me Dance For You in the Chorus Line movie
neutral · AI labelView post →#MarilynMonroe100 #Marilyn100 #MM100 #NowWatching #FilmSky Not the first film Marilyn appeared in, however - Ladies of The Chorus was certainly her first substantial role on screen as budding burlesque queen Peggy Martin. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladies_...
neutral · AI labelView post →If you say "Audrey Landers" three times in front of a mirror at midnight, Sir Richard Attenborough appears to apologize for the Chorus Line movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →An awe-inspiring experience - all the more in 5.1! One for the film buffs, as long as no pesky googling is going on😉, but which film of Dario Argento's uses The Chorus of Hebrew Slaves? Reply with a gif in the comments: ⬇️
neutral · AI labelView post →Not showing full bodies is what—it's true, among other things—killed the Chorus Line movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →wrapped up at the Woods Hole Film Festival last week- was such an awesome experience meeting other filmmakers and scientists! Premiered the Chorus of Tongues, and got to participate on a panel to chat about science and filmmaking during "challenging times" (man what a time to be a biologist.....)
neutral · AI labelView post →The Chorus of Tongues is premiering at the Woods Hole Film Festival on July 28th! #sciart
neutral · AI labelView post →I adore Derek Jacobi. His performance as The Chorus in the film version of Henry V is still one of my favourite performances in a Shakespeare play. (and lets not mention how many times I've watched him and Ian McKellen in Viscious - its a ridicolous nr 😉)
neutral · AI labelView post →TIL that, right before, #roosterteeth went under, the original creator of #RedVSBlue came back to do a movie that retconned away everything after the Chorus Arc and ended the series. Funny enough, that's when I gave up on the show.
neutral · AI labelView post →🌟 Marilyn Monroe FIRST Big Break! LADIES of the CHORUS | 1948 | Before She was a Legend! Dive into the sparkling world of burlesque and discover the film that gave Marilyn Monroe her first significant role! 🌟 In Ladies of the Chorus (1948). #FreeMovies #MovieSky youtu.be/aW30-ociVqs?...
neutral · AI labelView post →I only remember watching a movie in those circumstances a few times at school; most hilariously the 80s horror movie “April Fool’s Day” in like the 5th grade 💀 The Chorus sounds like a good movie, though! Let’s watch that :D
neutral · AI labelView post →to this day, I don’t understand why the Bill Nye The Science Guy show was as weird as it was. Who was pushing for the interstitial chopped in vintage film strip clips or the song parodies or the deep disembodied voice that was kind of like talking on the role of the Chorus in ancient greek theatre?
neutral · AI labelView post →The Chorus (2004 film) Very sweet German-French-Swiss film about a supervisor and music teacher that forms a choir at a boarding school for problem children. I'd only seen the first half over a decade ago, glad I could finally finish it.
positive · AI labelView post →Actually, my favorite news broadcast in a movie is the Chorus from Baz Lurman's Romeo + Juliet. When that came out I had not that long before read the play for school and I'd been given the Chorus for a dramatic reading. I felt awkward with it, so a cool presentation stayed with me.
neutral · AI labelView post →Watched Ladies of the Chorus (1948), one of Marilyn Monroe's early films. It's a light & enjoyable B movie. Monroe isn't yet showing het signature styles, but she still draws the focus.
positive · AI labelView post →as when the Chorus in Henry V expressly asks for the audience’s imaginations to make the play work. CGI in fantastical movies has served to amplify the literalness of film, making the modern audience less flexible in what they’ll allow (or what the studios imagine they’ll allow). 2/2
neutral · AI labelView post →If you can find it, another brilliant French film with a good soundtrack is The Chorus. A lot of people might recognise tunes from it, but won't know where from
positive · AI labelView post →Although I would’ve expected “The Chorale” or “The Chorus” as a title (although there’s already a film with the latter). Is this one of those UK English vs US English things?
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