My Top 10 Favorite Movies-Musicals 🍿

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Everyone loves to sit back and watch a good movie, especially after a long week of school or work. My favourite genre of movies are romance but I love musicals too. 
Here is a list of my Top 10 Musicals, along with my favourite song from each one, but they aren't in order as that's too impossible to do. 



My Favourite Musicals 

1) My favourite actress is Julie Andrews, and my favourite movie starring her has to be The Sound Of Music. If you haven't seen it you are defiantly missing out. My favourite song from the movie is "My Favourite Things" followed by "Sixteen Going On Seventeen" 


2) Also starring Julie Andrews, Mary Poppins. The original, in my opinion, is so much better than the second one. I'm sure most of you have seen this movie. It's defiantly a classic. My favourite song in the movie is, "Let's go fly a kite" and "I love to laugh". 


3) Fiddler On The Roof. I absolutely love this movie. I have watched it so many times. I really recommend this movie a lot. If you haven't seen it, you really should. My favourite song from the movie is "If I were a rich man". 


4) Seven Brides For Seven Brothers. This really is a good movie, especially if you love romance movies too. Thinking about it, I haven't seen it in ages, I think I am going to have to watch it sometime very soon. My absolute favourite song from the movie has to be, "Lonesome Polecat" and when I listen to it, it will be stuck in my head for the rest of the day. 


5) My Fair Lady. I love this movie, and Audrey Hepburn is amazing in it. I really should watch more of her movies as My Fair Lady is the only movie of hers that I have actually seen. My favourite song in the movie is, "I could have danced all night" and secondly "Just You Wait". 


6) Annie. The 1982 version. I love the story and the songs are really catchy too. My two favourite songs from the movie are "Little Girls" and "You're never fully dressed". 


7) Grease. Watched this for the first time last weekend with my parents. But I have loved the song, "You're the one that I want" for ages. I am now hooked and listening to all the songs. My favourite, as I just mentioned is "You're the one that I want" but my other favourites are, "There are worse things I could  do", "Summer Nights"  and "Hopelessly devoted to you". 



8) Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. I think this is a favourite with my whole family. How could you not love it? If you haven't seen it then here is another movie to add to your list. My favourite song in the movie is "Truly Scrumptious". 


And the next two are more recent movies....

9) Mamma Mia. I watched this last night, and I love the songs from this movie. I really like ABBA too. I have yet to see the second Mamma Mia movie, and hope I'll get a chance to see it soon. My favourite song from Mamma Mia is "The Winner Takes It All" followed by "Last Summer","Slipping Through My Fingers", "SOS" and "Dancing Queen". 

  

10) The Greatest Showman. I know this movie was very popular, so if you haven't seen it I really will be surprised. I love all the songs, and listen to them way to much around the house which I am sure annoys my family a lot. My favourite song from the movie is "The Other Side". My other  favourites are "This Is Me", "A Million Dreams", and "From Now On". 




So, there's my list.
Now, I have a question for you...

What's your favourite musical, and what is your favourite song from it?





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