CHICAGO (2002) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Catherine Zeta Jones | Richard Gere | Musical

CHICAGO (2002) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Catherine Zeta Jones | Richard Gere | Musical

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With the Wicked Movie releasing, we now give our Chicago Reaction, Recap, Commentary, Analysis, & Spoiler Review! Chicago (2002) is a dazzling musical film that brings the roaring 1920s to life with its captivating performances and unforgettable songs. The film features an incredible cast, including Renée Zellweger as Roxie Hart, Catherine Zeta-Jones as Velma Kelly, Richard Gere as Billy Flynn, Queen Latifah as Matron “Mama” Morton, John C. Reilly as Amos Hart, and Christine Baranski as Mary Sunshine. Join Greg and Andrew Gordon (Cinepals) as they watch and react to the best musical numbers in the movie, including “Overture / And All That Jazz” performed by Velma and Company, “Funny Honey” by Roxie and Amos, “When You’re Good to Mama” by Mama, “Cell Block Tango” by Velma and the Cell Block Girls, “All I Care About” by Billy and the Chorus Girls, “We Both Reached for the Gun” by Billy, Roxie, Mary, and Reporters, “Roxie” by Roxie and the Chorus Boys, “I Can’t Do It Alone” by Velma, “Mister Cellophane” by Amos, “Razzle Dazzle” by Billy and Company, “Class” by Velma and Mama (deleted scene), “Nowadays” by Roxie, “Nowadays / Hot Honey Rag” by Roxie and Velma, and “I Move On” by Roxie and Velma (end credits). Experience the glitz, glamour, and intrigue of Chicago as they dive into each iconic performance!
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  1. Ooh you are going down a rabbit hole. The late Bob Fosse was behind the choreography. You need to check out Cabaret, Sweet Charity. You need to also see All That Jazz with Roy Schieder playing Bob.

  2. They don't give you subtitles because that is the point! She was found guilty because of her inability to communicate. We don't know what she is saying just like her jury didn't know what she was saying. She was actually the only one truly not guilty if you do get to read that she said. Someone else killed her husband. But she didn't speak English to tell her story. It's actually a brilliant part of the story telling.

  3. In fact, there's a theory that it was not just about popping gum. The events take place during the Prohibition time, and gum was used to remove the alcohol smell. So he could've been a drunkard, and that means a much worse situation…

  4. This is a particularly rare movie because it very much honors the style and feel of the stage musical, yet is so completely different. The stage musical is just a straight-up vaudeville show with some HILARIOUS moments that didn't make it into the movie, but the decadence of the show is really dripping in every frame of the movie. Totally different experiences, but both are near-perfect. A lot like the book and movie of Jurassic Park. Completely different, yet both are fantastic.

  5. It's not ambiguous, it's quite clear the one woman who was hanged was actually the only one who was innocent.

  6. I immediately said, “NO WAY” when I saw the thumbnail for Chicago and that you guys were reacting. I was so excited!!! I loved it so much ❤

    Maybe you can do Dreamgirls?
    Hamilton is amazing but I think since it’s all music it would be tough to get around copyright? Not sure.

    Dreamgirls?
    Hairspray?
    Grease?

  7. Hungarian translation: "What am I doing here? They say my famous lover held down my husband and I chopped his head off. But it's not true. I am innocent. I don't know why Uncle Sam says I did it. I tried to explain at the police station but they didn't understand."

    Also, you'll notice she's the only one without a red scarf. That's referenced later when the guy waves a white handkerchief to signify Roxie's innocent verdict.

  8. This is kind of a random review but I'm absolutely happy that you did, this is one of the few musicals I actually enjoy and glad to see you all did too. The music the cast everything was just so good with this.

  9. This is one of those rare instances of telling an great entertaining story centering on such an unlikeable character.

  10. I think they didn't translate the Hungarian woman's story is because we are seeing it through Roxy's eyes and she didn't understand what she said.

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