The Sound of Music (Two-Disc 40th Anniversary Special Edition)

The Sound of Music (Two-Disc 40th Anniversary Special Edition)

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Julie Andrews in the heartwarming true story that has become a cinematic treasure. Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music." Julie Andrews is Maria, the spirited, young woman who leaves the convent and becomes a governess to the seven unruly charm and songs soon win the hearts of the children and their father but when Nazi, Germany unites with Austria, Maria is forced to attempt a daring escape with her new family.

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Actors:	Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood
Director:	Robert Wise
Format:	Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Language:	English
Subtitle:	English, Spanish
Number of Discs:	2
Studio:	20th Century Fox
Run Time:	174 minutes
DVD Release Date:	November 15, 2005
Average Customer Rating:	based on 639 reviews

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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

What give pricewise? Jul 24, 2010
The price was $62.99 and now it's $80.99. And this movie hasn't even been issued on Blu-Ray yet. To quote Moe the bartender----"Whaaaaaa?" Think I wait until the price drops to between $15.00 - $20.00 where it should be for a single disc Blue-ray edition.

A really beautiful movie Jul 23, 2010
This clasic movie is one of my favourites, when I was 10 years old was the first time that I've watched this movie, only with Spanish voices without subtitles on English on the songs. This edition came with two DVDs, one is the movie with Spanish subtitles, the other one the extras, very interestings, sadly only on English without subtitles, but If you know something of English you can understand it.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Now available for pre-order, but I sure hope the price drops Jul 18, 2010
I have no doubt that this movie will look and sound spectacular in blu-ray, but the current price ($62.99) is more than I want to spend for a single movie. I'm imagining that it will come with lots of extras like the initial Gone With The Wind blu-ray and then a few month later a single disc version will be released at a lower price. I hope that they provide some details soon.

3 of 7 found the following review helpful:

BEST MUSICAL EEVER Jul 16, 2010
THE PERSON WHO LEFT THE JULY 11 REVIEW IS AN IDIOT. JULIE ANDREWS WON AN ACADEMY AWARD FOR HER PART IN THIS MOVIE. THIS PERSON PROBABLY LIVES IN IOWA AND DOSEN'T GET OUT MUCH. HE PROBABLY THINKS SPONGEBOB SQUARE PANTS IS FINE ART!!!

1 of 40 found the following review helpful:

The hills are alive with the sound of music, in Iowa! Jul 12, 2010
This movie is so terrible. She SINGS through the whole thing. It's horrible, and her voice gets on my nerves. Julie Andrews is annoying, period. She makes me want to scream and tear my hair out of my head. I hate her, I can't stand her and she's really, really bad in this movie. The scenes probably weren't even really filmed in the Swiss Alps, they were filmed in Iowa or somewhere with the director saying, "It doesn't matter, people. It's a movie, and they're going to being paying attention to the singing, so pretend it's the Alps!" Basically. The kids are brats. The eldest girl is an idiot and she's so stupid. the "fifteen going on sixteen" thing is ridlicious. The youngest one is the brattiest. The whole thing makes me want to barf. It's a terrible film, it's crap. She's one thing I especially can't stand. She can't sing, act or do anything that good for the camera. the film is mostly brought down by her and her god-awful voice. She has no real talent. It's not the Swiss Alps either. it's Iowa. Trust me-I live there. And it's exactly like it is in this movie. this movie is so trashy and funny it makes me want to laugh again and again. I think Julie Andrews is one of the worst actresses I've ever seen. She is so bad. this movie is so bad. I can't believe people even LIKE this movie. It's terrible. it's a terrible film. It's boring and you're basicaly surrending five hours or should I say years of you're life to "The Sound of Music" a boring, very tedeious film which is very dull. It's got to be up there with some of the worst films ever made, and the singing gets on you're nerves big time. the oldest girl is annoying and a brat. the father is overly cheerly and has zero sense of humor. He's very dry. The nun center is horrible. It looks like a dark convent. this movie is boring and I tried to watch it one fall day-it nearly put me to sleep. The movie is so bad. Trust me-The Sound of Music stinks. At least Julie Andrews' acting got better in "the Princess diaries" but still she's really annoying and the movie looks like it was filmed in the Midwest. it's stinks.

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