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At first you see Björn Ulvaeus, the editor and co-composer of Abba. He plays a disapproving professor, and it's hard not to look at him as a reaction to the film in which he plays. A little later, his colleague Benny Andersson sits at the piano, gives himself a cheerful look and seems to have a stomach ache
Of course, the two men joined voluntarily, without their support, nothing is going to a band like Abba who controlled his career music on costumes and performance videos. But never before has a project failed, in which they were musically involved
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The best songs of the Swedish quartet remain irresistible with their melodies, arrangements and vocals d & # 39; Agnetha. Fältskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. Also "Mamma Mia!", The 1999 musical, continues to be a sensation so far. The accompanying film, which arrived at the cinema ten years ago and featured a set starring Meryl Streep, Colin Firth or Julie Walters, has suffered from exaggeration, but has benefited from the following: a quick scenario.
Of course, everyone is back: the dance shows and the associated songs, the actors and the actors, the decorative around the Greek natives, the sun, the sea and the rocks.
The story goes as follows: The young Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) wants to restore the guest house, which her mother had occupied years ago on a small island. At the opening, she organizes a party to which she invites all her friends and her three so-called fathers. Because when Sophie's mother was young, she had spent one night with each of the three and had become pregnant. But she did not know who she was.
The story of the young mother (Lily James) tells the movie of Ol Parker in flashbacks. The contrast between then and now could be attractive if there was a contrast. Or something like an action. Instead, the film breaks up into a loose sequence of lines of dialogue and dance scenes that even ruin overtaking such as "Waterloo" or "Dancing Queen." Mauler a song Abba is a feat in "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" succeeds several times.The choreographies appear regulated, almost arbitrary.
Unlike the first episode, the new film delivers only kitsch, sentimentality and Intense lust You have to laugh a few times in this movie, about Colin Firth, but most of the time, you feel sad
The worst thing happens at the end of the movie, when the singer Cher l & rsquo; Calls "Fernando" in his dark voice the piece you always hated.It runs all day
From today in the cinemas. (Tages-Anzeiger) [19659013] Creation date: 18.07.2018, 23:08
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