The Sound of Music | Full Movie | Movies Anywhere

It is not a bold, adventuresome motion picture, nor does it advance the art of the film even a trifle. What it is, and this is what the producers must have intended, is tuneful, uncomplicated entertainment, expensively set before the viewer.

Singing nuns and gun-toting Nazis - something for everyone.

Julie ignores the dated postulates of the script, gives it her own brand of vigor, logic, gaiety and crisp authority -- and brings the screen alive, pulling the drama along with her.

There's something magical about conversations that morph into songs, especially considering that the typical dancing that accompanies such skits is refreshingly truant.

South Pacific, The King and I, West Side Story: They have all been a little embarrassing, but [this] is more embarrassing than most, if only because of its suggestion that history need not happen to people like Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer.