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226 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Mastodon, TMDB reviews, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
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The Sound of Music is a 1965 drama family music film, directed by Robert Wise, starring Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer and Eleanor Parker.
- 201 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, Mastodon, TMDB reviews, Lemmy
- posts span Oct 4, 2015 to Nov 5, 2026
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60 of 226 · most liked firstrewatching The Sound of Music and damned if every little boy in this movie doesn't have resting "bled out from a Cossack's saber in some nameless steppe village"-face
neutral · AI labelView post →I happened to see The Sound of Music was on ABC tonight and started rewatching it. It was my Moms favorite movie. She adored that movie and played the songs on a Hammond organ that sat in our living room. The memories of childhood came flooding back to me. Merry Christmas Mom. I miss you.
positive · AI labelView post →this is some SS guy in The Sound of Music idk who he is, it's been 35 years since i've seen less than half of that movie, but there he is
neutral · AI labelView post →Believe or not, I watched The Sound of Music for the first time today. I thought it would be goofy but wow that movie is wonderful. What a feat, balancing a musical against such a terrible era. And as far as Captain Von Trapp, I absolutely get it now 👀
positive · AI labelView post →The poster for the 60th anniversary of The Sound of Music 🎼 The newly restored and remastered film will be re-released in theaters September 13, 14 and 17 in 4K.
neutral · AI labelView post →I am a sucker for Instagram posts that show you what a movie would have looked like if it had been shot vertically. The Sound of Music one is particularly amazing.
neutral · AI labelView post →It's curious that Wicked, the musical prequel to The Wizard of Oz that portrays the villain of the original film as sympathetic and misunderstood, is an international hit, yet my similarly-themed prequel to The Sound of Music remains unproduced and has led to my lifetime banning from the Friars Club
neutral · AI labelView post →Happy 73rd birthday to actress Angela Cartwright. Angela is best known for playing Brigitta von Trapp in the film The Sound of Music (1965) and, of course, Penny Robinson in the 1960s television series Lost in Space (1965-1968). She had been a photographer for the last 30 years. #OnThisDay #botd
neutral · AI labelView post →ABC is showing The Sound of Music. How long until that movie cannot be viewed because it shows Nazis in a negative light?
neutral · AI labelView post →Lorenzo posted on Instagram about watching The Sound of Music on TCM and how it brought up fond memories of his grandfather and someone responded with "I'm surprised you enjoy this movie since you defended eugenics and Nazis" and I just want to add that the brains are positively COOKED out there
neutral · AI labelView post →We were watching THE SOUND OF MUSIC this weekend and it is pretty strange (and upsetting) that this movie, never before cool or edgy, now feels politically urgent. Captain von Trapp berating Max for insisting he “doesn’t care about politics” as fascism threatens his country…it hits different.
positive · AI labelView post →Edgelords are always whining about how you can't make comedies today because of woke. Know what might actually be hard to make today? THE SOUND OF MUSIC. How many of the handful of US studios left would be willing to make a movie about how military officers need to desert to defy Nazi commanders?
neutral · AI labelView post →THE SOUND OF MUSIC was released 60 years ago this week. An all-time classic and still one of the most beloved movie musicals of all time, its journey from page to stage to screen was filled with twists and turns that rival the winding mountain paths of Salzburg... 1/69
neutral · AI labelView post →Saw The Sound of Music with friends. One didn't know the film and was shocked that after the intermission the happy joyful singing movie became about how evil authoritarianism creeps into life by passive voices letting it inside and tries to subsume people and their and identities. Good music too!
positive · AI labelView post →Watched Gogglebox last night and a woman burst into tears at the Sound of Music opening credits because it recalled a lost time when the ordinary person was nice. A film the context of which is the rise of the Nazis.
neutral · AI labelView post →ME: Really? I'm not falling for that one! That's like asking if I've ever seen thunder DATE: The Sound Of Music is a movie ME: *getting my coat* Whatever Denise!
neutral · AI labelView post →Finally saw Dune. Every time they referenced the Reverend Mother I pictured the one from the Sound of Music. You can imagine my distress watching the film
neutral · AI labelView post →Born 9 Sep 1952, English actress Angela Cartwright. She played 10 year old Brigitta von Trapp in The Sound of Music (1965). It won 5 Academy Awards and eclipsed Gone with the Wind as the biggest-grossing film of all time. She also played Penny Robinson in the series Lost in Space. #AngelaCartwright
neutral · AI labelView post →I respect the people on TikTok who have decided to start posting clips from The Sound of Music in protest against what they see happening in America. Not just because it’s my favorite movie, but also not not just because it’s my favorite movie.
positive · AI labelView post →Movie trivia ….In The Sound of Music (1965), the real Maria Von Trapp appears behind Julie Andrews at the film's start.✨
neutral · AI labelView post →My brother, a notorious musical hater my entire life, watched The Sound of Music with his daughter and he immediately texted me after "How Andrews didn't win an Oscar is beyond me." He then proceeded to rave about the film in such a manner I thought he'd been body-snatched.
positive · AI labelView post →The Sound of Music came out in March 1965, about 20 years after WWII ended. Critics gave it mixed reviews, but by the time I was born (Dec ‘65), it was the number one grossing film at the box office. It stands as a classic for many reasons. Maybe one for #HATM? #untilalessonislearned
positive · AI labelView post →Happy 90th birthday to Julie Andrews. Season 3 of Animaniacs did a full blown parody of her most well-known movie, "The Sound of Music" titled "The Sound of Warners". Paul Rugg spoofed Rogers and Hammerstein's tuneful lyrics to make the parody work all with Richard Stone's magic. #Animaniacs
neutral · AI labelView post →Local indie movie theater has The Sound of Music for a few days for its 60th anniversary, and I am pretty sure I’m going to see a three hour movie on a Monday night tomorrow.
neutral · AI labelView post →THE SOUND OF MUSIC is a perfect movie. A timeless masterpiece. Seeing it on 70mm was an incredible experience.
positive · AI labelView post →My Grandma’s favorite movie of all time may surprise you. It wasn’t Gone with the Wind. It wasn’t The Sound of Music. It wasn’t The Princess Bride. It was Top Gun.
neutral · AI labelView post →but does anybody think about how hurt Mary Martin was to be passed over for the Sound of Music movie
neutral · AI labelView post →The iconic performance of "Do-Re-Mi" from the classic film The Sound of Music (1965), where the lively melody and optimistic spirit of Maria and the von Trapp children #MondayMusic
neutral · AI labelView post →All I'm saying is that if Maria Von Trapp had tried some of John Coltrane's favourite things, The Sound Of Music might have been a slightly different film.
neutral · AI labelView post →#alphabetchallenge #WeekMforMovies The Sound Of Music.. @pierpaolo.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →I watched The Sound of Music last night, and boy does that film hit different in the middle of *gestures wildly at everything*
neutral · AI labelView post →You may not recognize the name Bil Baird—influential puppeteer born on this day in 1904—but you most likely know one of his most enduring creations: the "Lonely Goatherd" sequence in film version of The Sound of Music, which he performed with his wife & longtime collaborator Cora Eisenberg Baird
neutral · AI labelView post →Viewed since yesterday at 7pm Home Alone Home Alone 2 Lost in New York Elf The Sound of Music Die Hard It’s a very Muppet Christmas Movie …and now the final finale of Heated Rivalry to finish it off!
neutral · AI labelView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 501/1000: THE SOUND OF MUSIC Officially resuming my 1000-film watchlist of 60s cinema with this definitive touchstone of movie musicals. All song numbers featured in this classic live rent-free on my mind, most especially "Do Re Mi" and "Climb Every Mountain."
positive · AI labelView post →Watching The Sound of Music and damn that Robert Wise sure could make a movie
positive · AI labelView post →Watched The Sound of Music for the very first time and have concluded no white man has ever been hotter on film than Christopher Plummer is in this
positive · AI labelView post →Oh, The Sound of Music, what an uplifting, soul reaffirming film. Great politics, too. #TheSoundofMusic #BBC2
positive · AI labelView post →Got insanely mad at the reveal that Wicked (2024) only consists of Act 1. No musical film should be longer than 2 hrs and 52 minutes, the length of The Sound of Music. You think you need more screentime than The Sound of Music? Fuck you!
neutral · AI labelView post →Pshew, these days the pace of old film feels positively glacial. Just the intro of the Sound of Music is like 50 tiktok videos long. I like it. Less mental whiplash.
positive · AI labelView post →Happy Birthday 4x Oscar-winning Director ROBERT WISE! 🎂 Director of THE SOUND OF MUSIC & WEST SIDE STORY. Editor of CITIZEN KANE. Brought a realistic, documentary style to 🛸 THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL (1951), drawing on his film noir background. My #MovieReview youtu.be/G4XkCekXJA4?... #Mars
neutral · AI labelView post →Born 1 Oct 1935, distinguished film, TV & Broadway actress, Julie Andrews is best known for her performances in films like Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music & Thoroughly Modern Millie. She has also done voiceovers for animation movies like Despicable Me & Enchanted. Happy 91st Birthday! #JulieAndrews
neutral · AI labelView post →And another one! The Sound of Music is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year and is returning to theaters this month.
neutral · AI labelView post →The legendary Canadian actor Christopher Plummer playing Baron Von Trapp in the 1965 movie The Sound of Music, showing, with extreme good taste, exactly what is the best way to treat a hate filled symbol of fascism!
positive · AI labelView post →#IsmuasMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge #MusicSky 04.30 | A song that teaches you something about music theory "Do-Re-Mi" by Laibach ("The Sound of Music", 2018; original from the 1959 Rodgers & Hammerstein musical & 1965 film) #ArtRock #PostIndustrial 🎶 Thanks for another month @ismua.bsky.social 🎶
neutral · AI labelView post →Reminds me of the clip in the movie, The Sound of Music, when the nuns took an engine part of the Nazi cars to STOP them from going after the father. Good Trouble! 🇺🇸💪🏽💪🏼
neutral · AI labelView post →The Sound of Music is my favorite movie. We watched it tonight, it hits different this year with what’s going on in this country.😞
positive · AI labelView post →Hello, 2026 The Band Wagon (1953) The Sound Of Music (1965) Cover Girl (1944) The Music Man (1962) #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #lastfourwatched #filmsky 🎬🍿📽️
neutral · AI labelView post →I mean when I was 10 a movie that was made 30 years ago was The Sound of Music. So um yeah I did like that and so did many other people!
positive · AI labelView post →10 September 1914 – 2005 Robert Wise, 91, US filmmaker. 4 Oscars: West Side Story (Director, Producer) The Sound of Music (Director, Producer) 3 Oscar nominations: Citizen Kane (film editor) * I Want to Live! * The Sand Pebbles Curse of the Cat People * The Day the Earth Stood Still * The Haunting
neutral · AI labelView post →Happy 60th to the film adaptation of The Sound of Music
neutral · AI labelView post →The Italian movie poster for The Sound of Music (translated to English: All Together Passionately) is selling another kind of film entirely.
neutral · AI labelView post →Too many of you are talking about Bari Weiss and not enough of you are singing “Edelweiss” from the Yuletide movie classic “The Sound of Music”
neutral · AI labelView post →Sitting at the bar discussing why The Sound of Music film hasn't been remade. I suggest Baz Luhrmann is the only one that could do it justice.
neutral · AI labelView post →watching The Sound of Music for the first time in years… I love musicals and this movie OH and FUCK NAZIS 🖕🏻
positive · AI labelView post →The dance is the Ländler Folk Dance The choreographers for the motion picture researched the traditional Austrian folk dance and integrated it into the choreography of the Ländler danced in the film. The Sound of Music
neutral · AI labelView post →Still think The Sound of Music is a better anti-fascist/anti-Nazi movie than most films that claim to be so.
positive · AI labelView post →Yes, it’s the birthday of my lord and saviour Julie Andrews but MAN The Sound of Music is a LONG ASS movie
neutral · AI labelView post →#MoodMusic #MusicChallenge day 8 - confidence So many songs from musicals are all about emotions! Julie Andrews (from The Sound of Music film OST) - I Have Confidence youtu.be/eioc_lQw0CY?...
neutral · AI labelView post →“Kids today don’t have the attention span for long movies.” My daughter watched The Sound of Music when she was four years old. She had a tantrum when it was over because she was so upset the film ended after three hours rather than showing what happened when they got to Switzerland.
positive · AI labelView post →I’m turning 60 this year, too, and like The Sound of Music, I deserve to be released in movie theatres.
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