Cabaret
1972, Musical, 2h 4m
46 Reviews 25,000+ RatingsWhat to know
Great performances and evocative musical numbers help Cabaret secure its status as a stylish, socially conscious classic. Read critic reviews
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Sally Bowles
Master of Ceremonies
Brian Roberts
Maximilian von Heune
Fritz Wendel
Natalia Landauer
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Sep 03, 2017Liza Minnelli is fabulous and deserved the Oscar she won for her role in this delightful musical that offers great performances from the rest of the cast and keeps us always conscious of an inevitable darkness that lurks in the shadows to stand in the way of the characters' success.Carlos M Super Reviewer
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May 12, 2013The finest hour for everyone involved, "Cabaret" is both an excellent adaptation and stylish, incredible entertainment. Bob Fosse directs with as much gusto and audacity as a filmmaker possibly can, creating awe-inspiring sequence after awe-inspiring sequence. The song-and-dance numbers are really what make the experience so worthwhile, but the narrative (which deals with the rise of Nazi Germany) is just as captivating. Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey are both perfect, giving two of the greatest performances ever captured on film, and the songs are ever so catchy. (I don't recall there being one song I didn't thoroughly enjoy.) "Cabaret" is one of great triumphs of American cinema and is a definite must-see for film and theatre lovers.Stephen E Super Reviewer
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Apr 10, 2013Liza Minelli plays an annoying cabaret singer who turns a gay guy straight, gets pregnant (possibly by him, possibly by one of the other guys she was sleeping with) and then has an abortion. All while under the backdrop of a burgeoning nazi germany. Liza performs the title song well, but the bulk of the film is largely uninteresting.Devon B Super Reviewer
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Mar 09, 2013Incredibly immersive. The most upbeat, quirky tragedy around.Kevin C Super Reviewer
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