My reviewing movie time has come again. Actually, I wanted to watch this in the first day of February but no seats were available. Then I had to come again later. The above movie from Youtube is just for BGM, enjoy it.
This movie begins with a woman who sings a song and sends 3 letters.
"I hope it'll be alright."
The 1st letter goes to NewYork-based Irish architect. Second one goes to Swedish Adventurer and writer. And the last one goes to British banker.
The sender is a daughter of Donna(Meryl Streep) who works at the hotel on the fictional island of Kalokairi. Her name is Sophie(Amanda Seyfield)
Since, her marriage with Sky(Dominic Copper) draws on, She has a dream to find her father. Sophie is raised by Donna, as a single mother.
Then, Sophie tried to send the letters to those three possible dads who are identified in Donna's Diary and invite them.
The possible dads are Irish architect, Sam Carmichael(Pierce Brosnan), British banker, Harry Bright(Colin Firth), and Swedish writer, Bill Andersson(Stellan SkarsgArd).
After they came, the island becomes to big loud bang!
Even though Donna said "Nobody can give me hots," she dances around island throbbingly. Sophie confuses about three possible dads who all can be her real dad. Additionally, Sky gets angry about her selfish doing without talking with him about sending letters to them.
So, Who is the true dad of Sophie?
As you know, "Mamma Mia!" is firstable played on the stage as a musical. In this movie, of course main characters sing a lot of ABBA songs. They sing about their internal Heart, want-to-say, and so on. Those songs really fit into every single scene.
ABBA is known as a famous music group. "Mamma Mia" is from one of their famous song's title. I'm little sad that Japan is the latest country which was able to watch this in the world.
By the way, this movie is fully human's passions, impressions, and some troubles. I would bet you'll forget the time while you watch this. I recommend to watch carefully Dynamos that includes Donna and her old friends Rosie(Julie Walters) and Tanya(Christine Baranski). They're really energish and ton-of-fun.
If you didn't watch this, why don't you watch this? "Mamma Mia!" would give me treasure time and valuable memories. (Back to Home Page)