5 Best Musical Films with Stunning Visuals to Accompany Your Day!

Kapanlagi.com - A musical film is a film that incorporates songs as part of its dialogue or monologue. It is not uncommon for the actors to dance while singing the songs. The songs usually depict important moments or feelings of the characters.

Every aspect has its own uniqueness, including musical films. By presenting captivating and ear-catching music, musical films provide a new and distinct sensation compared to other films. Especially when combined with visually stunning scenes.

Here is a list of the best recommended musical films for those who want to watch musical movies. With interesting stories, stunning visuals, and amazing music, you are guaranteed to enjoy watching them from beginning to end!

1. ENCHANTED (2007)

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What would happen if Disney princess characters from the fairy tale world appeared in the real world along with their princes? It would certainly be very interesting. That's what happens in this musical film titled ENCHANTED.

The film tells the story of Princess Giselle (played by Amy Adams) who is sent by an evil sorceress to the real world when she is about to marry the prince. Confused by the new world, Giselle meets a father and son who give her a place to stay. Meanwhile, the prince also follows Giselle to the real world and searches for her.

2. LES MISERABLES (2012)

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LES MISERABLES tells the story of a former convict named Jean Valjean (played by Hugh Jackman) who struggles to find a job because of his status. However, 8 years later, he becomes someone very successful. Nevertheless, an inspector who once supervised him in prison is still after him and tries to capture him again.

One day, Valjean meets a woman named Fantine (played by Anne Hathaway) who was expelled from the factory managed by Valjean. Her expulsion causes Fantine to suffer and eventually die, leaving her daughter behind. Tension arises when Valjean's identity as a former convict is discovered by the inspector. He must live in hiding while protecting Fantine's daughter to cover up his guilt.

3. INTO THE WOODS (2014)

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INTO THE WOODS is a musical film that combines several Disney stories into one cohesive narrative. However, the center of the story revolves around a married couple who are cursed by a witch and are unable to have a child.

The witch tells them that their curse can be lifted if they can gather the items she requests. These items include a cow as white as milk, a cape as red as blood, shoes as pure as gold, and hair as yellow as corn. From here, the couple's adventure connects them with characters like Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella.

4. LA LA LAND (2016)

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LA LA LAND is the most famous musical film among fans of this genre. The film tells the story of a girl named Mia (played by Emma Stone) who dreams of becoming an actress. Unfortunately, she always fails in auditions. On the other hand, there is a pianist named Sebastian (played by Ryan Gosling) who wants to start his own jazz club.

Mia and Sebastian's initial meeting is not so pleasant, but they share a common goal in pursuing their dreams. They eventually start a relationship and support each other. However, it seems that in the end, they have to choose between love and career.

5. THE GREATEST SHOWMAN (2017)

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THE GREATEST SHOWMAN is a musical film based on the true story of an entrepreneur named P.T. Barnum. The film tells the story of a man named Phineas Taylor Barnum (played by Hugh Jackman) who tries to build a never-before-seen entertainment show in America at that time.

In the end, Barnum has the idea to create a show featuring uniquely born individuals. This certainly becomes a sensational thing in its time and leads to his success. However, the more successful he becomes, the more obstacles come his way.

Well, those are a series of musical drama recommendations with visually captivating elements that you must watch. Happy watching!

Written by: Ursea Mayoriska

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