Purely Joyful Movie!

Instant Favorite.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Wow! What a film! I absolutely love musicals and this is one of the best. My favourite part is when Annie's friend says "Oh my goodness, oh my goodness", I often find my self saying it as well! The plot is excellent and I love the last song, but I don't think that the person in charge of the orphanage should have rode the elephant - it ruins that she is supposed to be evil. I haven't watched the modern version. I think it would be good, but that it would ruin the effect of the last one. Annie is a lovely character and so is her dog. My favourite song is "It's a hard knock life." The cast was good. I found it mean that those people pretended to be her parents, but it made the ending even more dramatic!

Annie is a fun, comical, family friendly musical movie, that was based off the 1977 Broadway production. The Broadway production was based off of the Little Orphan Annie comic strip that was started back in 1924, which unfortunately ended in 2010. It is obvious why many people love Annie. Everyone loved it so much that the comic strip lasted 86 years! It's a loving, inspiring, cheerful movie. It leaves you feeling happy as you sit back and cheer for Annie as she goes through life with an optimistic attitude as she sings "The sun will come out tomorrow so you gotta hang on 'till tomorrow, come what may! Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya tomorrow, you're only a day away!"

Aileen Quinn is a cute little Irish thing, but that 'Tomorrow' song! Sheesh! If I had to hear that song one more time, I was going to kick her dog Sandy right in the butt.John Huston's attempt at a movie musical was over-blown to say the least. They sure spent a lot ($50 million) and they sure didn't make much on the film ($35 million), but the show was lively and big and splashy and all that.Unfortunately, there is virtually no warmth in this movie. It's all glam and confetti. Albert Finney walks through it, Carol Burnett is nothing less than perfect as 'Miss Hannigan', and Bernadette Peters has luscious boobs.Recommended as fluffy escapism (...."tomorrow", when I'm not around. Thanks).

I have chosen Annie because I like all the song of Annie. I like all characters in Annie and the dog. I know the songs and they are my favourite and I have seen it on the TV. At the beginning they live in an orphanage and Annie is awake and the other girls are asleep. Annie sings thought the film. She gets picked up by Grace in a car to take her to a mansion, Annie loves it she thinks she's a cleaner but she is a guest. Mr Warbucks wants a boy but he is happy with Annie. He decides to adopt her she wants to find her mam and dad. They can't find her real mam are dad so Mr Warbucks takes her away. I don't have any favourite songs because I like them all. The end bit is my favourite because Grace and Mr Warbucks fall in love and adopt Annie and give her a new locket. I like the fireworks in the sky when Annie's name comes up.