My Top Ten Musicals (In no particular order)

This is one seasonal movie you can catch me watching year round. It's just fantastically fun.

Don't let the title fool you, this is no mild mannered musical. The mixture of the passionate lyrics in every song and a gripping plot bring this one to my top musicals, definitely. The soundtrack alone is powerful enough to draw tears.

This is, as you can guess by the title, a pretty funny show that also lets in some problems that can be relatable to the single adults of the world. It's definitely worth watching.

How could I resist adding this American classic to the list?

I recently watched this one myself, and it is delightful. While I'll admit there is a good amount of pure cheese involved, I find it to be grand. Perhaps it's my easily humored personality, but this definitely makes it.

Marlon Brando and Frank Sinatra. If you don't like it already, shame on you.

Seriously, this is definitely a fun musical to watch and all together pretty clever.

Further proof that Rodgers and Hammerstein are geniuses, Oklahoma! has a light hearted air, but there is still room enough for suspense in there.

I'll admit it, I prefer the London Revival Cast version, but as they didn't have that one the original does have a place in my heart.

I adore this musical. Really, I'm not sure what more I can say other than this: if you're looking for an upbeat, uplifting musical, this is the one I'd go for. It's really a great movie, along with the original cast one of course.

While I realize that not many people think of animated movies when they hear the word "musical", I found this to be noteworthy on here to say the least. The songs range from being decently creepy and just purely entertaining.

Often overlooked, A Chorus Line is a spunky musical about people auditioning for a, you guessed it, chorus line. It digs a little bit deeper than they originally thought, however, in this journey to further explore some of the characters and see who has the right stuff.