Mamma Mia is a Modern Masterpiece ✨ a deep dive into the songs, the style, and the themes
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this comment section is so wholesome!! mamma mia truly unites us all
i’m convinced that anyone who passionately hates Mamma Mia is just misogynistic
or any "chick flick" periodt
@Rebecca Woolf bestie, if watching Mamma Mia left you in a rage there’s clearly something else going on there
YESSSSS
Or just hates happiness
they really are though, in my experience
mamma mia in my opinion is the most comfort movie ever. the songs from each actor even those who can't really sing (which made me love it more) was everything!
i honestly don't even listen to original ABBA songs, I only listen to the movie versions of the songs because they are just PERFECT. And you are right, the lack of skill adds a lot of charm to it!!
@@lvmln7843 omg same here!! Dancing Queen is a hundred times more enjoyable when listening to the version from the Mamma Mia soundtrack
I've loved this movie since I was a kid and the music is just fire. The day my dad bought an ABBA CD for the car was like christmas for me. CD long gone but I still jam to the playlist🌸
I agree, I'm totally fine with the fact that Pierce Brosnan isn't a very good singer, so long as he's on key, 'cause if anything it makes you feel less intimidated to sing along too if you're not a great singer either.
the fact that the cast was drunk throughout filming this movie sells me the movie even more. like hello, imagine drinking and dancing and having fun on an island in greece AND gettting paid for that?
Another random thought: I LOVE the whole part where Sophie hangs with her three dads on the boat. I genuinely can't think of other movies where a woman gets to wear a bathing suit, and not only is she NOT sexualised in any way, but she gets to just chill out with three grown men without any mention of her looks/body (either by voice or by camera direction/editing), and also it just feels safe and nice. She's not sexualised, but also not infantilised- like you'll often find in movies if a younger woman isn't fully dressed in front of a father figure it's either made out to be awkward for him (for some wild reason), or she has to be infantilised to remind the audience shes daddys wittle giwl. Just super super nice to see her able to have her legs and arms on display and just. that's not even mentioned. It makes me extra aware of how fucking weird Hollywood is about women's bodies.
I think something that's also super charming about that movie is that everyone gets to be vulnerable, like the dads deciding they want to get to know Sophie, want to walk her down the aisle, actually talk to one another, the women all supporting each other and helping them to process and express their emotions. There's just so much fun and honesty and personality in this movie and I love it.
13:22 is especially infuriating when i consider the fact that catherine hardwicke was one of the only directors (okay maybe besides the new moon director) who embodied the twilight aesthetic and tone THE BEST. honestly i think about what could have been if she was the director for all of the movies 😭
Yes! Breaking Dawn was a travesty and I’m still upset. Btw love your videos ❤️
imagine the POWER of the twilight franchise had it been directed by hardwicke... we were ROBBED!
i genuinely can’t watch the Slipping Through My Fingers scene without sobbing like a baby - I’ve never seen such a wholesome, melancholy portrayal of a mother and a daughter on screen, and it’s so beautiful. Thanks so much for this video!
I got a little teary eyed before, when all I could truly get was Sophie's part... but now that I'm a mother myself? Oh absolutely bawling every time like it hits such a REAL feeling.
Omg especially after losing my mom, forget about it I crumble every time.
what about daughter and dad Jasmine and the sultan
last month i decided to start watching mamma mia on the first day of every month and it has dramatically improved my life
i love this for you
oh my god i should start doing this
I watch it regularly too but switch it up with Amélie, Chocolat, Dirty Dancing and 10 Things I Hate About You. Can recommend!
I don't remember where I saw this, but the greek people in the movie are meant to represent a greek chorus, and an extension of the gods. If you pay attention to them, they know what's going on, they poke fun at the characters in an omniscient way. Only Donna seems to be peripherally aware of their influence. Definitely could have had more greek spoken and Greek characters, but the movie is more a stage production than realistic depiction.
I always thought that Pierce Brosnan’s awkward, strained singing was a character choice and really added to Sam’s personality.
Or maybe he just sucks at singing
It's obviously one of the worst things about the movie. It makes it unwatchable.
right i didn’t even question it and found the singing so hot lol
I kinda love it, it adds more emotion somehow
this movie unironically helped me work through my daddy issues as a child 😭 its the ultimate comfort movie I love it so much
free therapy!!!
Sameeeeeeee my 2 step dad's say hi
Ugh memories. When I was 13 and my mom took me on a mother-son outing. I asked to go see Mamma Mia. Somehow four years later she was shocked that I came out as gay.
And yes we owned the DVD.
I don't see what being gay has anything to do with it?
Oh my goodness I had the exact same experience lmao
@@bessieburnet9816 then you need new glasses, babe
and we should also praise the second movie for its portrayal of mother-daughter relationship. I was always in such an awe that in both movies the mother-daughter relationship is actually the main plot point
My dad loved to tell the funny story when this movie came out that the finale dance sequence was filmed next door to sky fall and pierce brosnan was embarrassed about this and being seen in the costume and singing and dancing because he thought it reflected a downfall with his career in comparison to his old role as hypermasculine james bond so it’s ironic that this movie sorta reignited his career in the public interest and this also speaks to the attitudes towards blockbusters at the time from even the cast as well as the audience
Also all of those male critics, it was not made for you, my sister and I each had 4 consecutive birthday parties with Mamma Mia themes when this movie came out, it was made for me
This was a great comment thank you
The only reason I do not currently own a Mamma Mia DVD is because as a kid I watch that movie until it literally broke. The DVD just stopped working and it was one of the worst days of my life, truly traumatic.
A real musical where not every character knows how to belt tunes... It's just that real and fun!
I was in an Irish household with a mamma mia DVD and we had great fun with it. It was something that women could bond over no matter what generation they were from and for that it was truly special!
Also it's crazy that anyone would think Meryl Streep wouldn't jump in on Mamma Mia. Have they not seen Death Becomes Her??? One of the campest films of all time
Many many years back, my sister actually gave me a Mamma Mia DVD for Christmas, and it was one of those special ones that had a button on it that would play part of the Mamma Mia song if you pressed it, haha
also ur perspective on pierce brosnan's inability to sing ...ive never heard it put that way in teh context of the movie and yeah ! like when colin firth tries too it fits his character
As a Greek living in Greece, thank you for that criticism! I love this movie, I understand it's made from the "foreigner's POV" but I think that if we start taking notice and changing all the things that have been co-opted without the locals' input, it would be great. Greece is not however a foreigner who just loves mythology or stories about Ancient Greece or even a tourist pictures it, it's not Zorbas (in 2022) and the Greek language exists, it's spoken everyday. Anyway, regardless, I love this movie, thank you for that video!
I feel like something about the Greeks in the background gives off more of a vibe from the χωριά in Καρπενήσι rather than the islanders
My boyfriend never wanted to watch Mamma Mia, 10 Things I Hate About You, Mean Girls, Legally Blonde and The Devil Wears Prada because he said those were girls movies. Guess what I made him watch and what he liked.
Hint: He liked all of these movies. What would all the male critics say to that? Not that I care... but who would've thought that fun movies aren't just for the girls and gays 🤭
(Also my household owned Mamma Mia as soon as it came out on DVD)
Wait, were critics hard on Devil Wears Prada??
Weird. Very very weird. You'd think critics especially would be all over that film
Yeah I think male critics are either raging misogynists, have a disconnect with male audience's or both because my older brother and cousins LOVE Mamma Mia. They also enjoyed 10TIHAY, and the Devil Wears Prada.
@@lovelove-55s I mean, even then I could see someone dismissing Mama Mia (haven't seen the other one) as more low brow but fully harmless comfort films...
But _Devil Wears Prada??_ That movie is a legitimate masterpiece of structure (the film as a whole and the protagonist's arc in particular are _so_ well crafted) and villainous characterization (in the case of Miranda)
My husband watches anything I want to, we are currently making our way through the first few seasons of Project Runway. I love that man❤
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Ok this is amazing because I just rewatched Mamma Mia 1 and 2 and they truly are just...so great to watch, it's such a comforting and feel good franchise and I cry multiple times every time I watch these movies
21:00 "Any time someone makes a group of men revolt... you know they're probably doing something right." Well, I'm a man and I couldn't agree more heartily!
I remember when I was younger I would dream about living on that island bcus the movie made me feel so safe and happy. good to know we can finally reflect on how amazing this movie truly is
My relationship with my mom was very rocky growing up. But if there was one thing we always had together was sitting together with my sisters and watching movies like mama mia and mean girls, chick flicks, and movies/tv shows. These movies she showed us have shaped who I am today. These movies are so important no matter how “vapid” they may seem to male critics. It’s a chance for female bonding when maybe there wouldn’t be anything to initially bond over. And yes, we had mama mia on dvd!
i watched mama mia since it came out, at least a 70x times. I had 2 dvds because i broke somehow ( i have a theory that i watched it so many times, that it just snapped) and i got another one shortly after.
This movie had and has a big impact on me and my family. When we learned that my sister’s girlfriend haven’t seen it we watched it with her.
I fell in love with Amanda Seyfried as an actress through her incredible turn in Big Love, and "followed" her to both Jennifer's Body and Mamma Mia! I'm so glad I did. How much I love both those movies knocked all the misogyny I carried against "chick flicks" right out of me.
My mother and I have owned 3 of the DVD's, and my grandmother has her own. This and Jennifer's Body are two of the most pivotal films in modern feminism. It showed young girls how dogmatic the ideals of masculinity being superior were, and are, entirely toxic and make them feel horrible about themselves. And then these two films gave us all the opportunity to look back with hindsight and explore how we have grown and can continue to push for a more free femininity- not an exclusive adjective for high-fem presenting women within a specific body type and sex appeal, but one that welcomes emotional maturity and a desire to cultivate growth in everything around us. There is no comfort in exclusivity, it breeds anxiety and unsuredness in one's own position in society while inviting everyone to explore femininity creates space for us all to support eachother.
Okay, I'll hop off my soap box now.
Id also say teeth is a powerful film with jennifers body. I feel like alot of people never watched and it never really gained traction, but i found it better for the female image and power than jennifers body.
It focuses on the predatory nature men have on young women. In the end theres alot of ways to interpet how the movie wraps up, but i found the main characters choice to maintain her power as she does as a way to cope with all the sexual assault she experienced. Crazy movie.
Even though megan fox was so hot, and the gay kiss between her and dakota fanning still haunts my dreams. Uhhg to be a baby gay again.
the intro to this video is absolutely amazing, and also I am SO GLAD you’re talking about mamma mia!!! mamma mia truly a cultural milestone, everything shifted when it was released
amen!!!!
as someone who has the entire movie burned into my very soul due to everyday viewings for 2 years (before it became every other day viewings) , thank you for talking about it !
i absolutely love the fact that not all the actors a amazing singers it just makes them feel like real people who love to sing and have fun there is no need for perfect voices when they radiate pure joy.
Then there was my father who made us watch the movie like 13 times and was the sing-along leader of our family. Like he must have dance us around singing to ‘Slipping through my fingers’ and crying like 100 times throughout my childhood. They are ones of my fondest memories. Why can’t these other men just enjoy things?
I remember seeing mama mia in theater with my mom when I was 10, and just thinking about how much Donna and her friends reminded me of how my mom and my aunts act when they would have their twice a year get together. It was an immediate warm nostalgia fest for me even at the first watch when I was so young. Even watching these few clips from the film with Donna's gang makes me miss those summers of sitting in the backyard while my aunts and mom were laughing away, losing their shit just from sitting in the sun, chatting, and drinking coronas together
P.s- my family did indeed have the mama mia dvd AND my sister got me the cd for my birthday the year it came out. I still prefer some of the mama mia versions of abba songs because of this
my mom adores the movie and her adoration for it sort of influenced mine. she loves it for all the obvious reasons, but her favourite thing is how Donna reunites with Rosie and Tanya, the way the three woman scream and holler and run towards each other, shoving each other around, bantering, and imperfectly performing their little Dynamos handshake. my mom says it makes her think of her own friends and how they interact (which i have witnessed firsthand) - women well into their forties and fifties wearied by world and age, but still possessing infinite zest and excitement to see each other and unabashedly screaming about it. if it weren't for the fact that i already love mamma mia on my own, my mom's reasons for loving it is enough reason for it to have a special place in my heart.
she also has many good words for Pierce Brosnan's performance. she knows it's not _good_ singing, but she finds it heartfelt and _full._ like the singing may not be good but the acting is still excellent. i also grew to unironically enjoy his singing - sometimes when i'm in the mood to feel things i would listen to the movie version of SOS, because _it makes me feel things._
(my mom likes to compare Brosnan's singing to poor Russell Crowe's performance of "Stars" in the Les Miserables movie - how Crowe's singing was good but was absolutely wooden in that solo.)
I like Pierce Brosnan's lackluster singing, because he genuinely just sounds like someone's dad rather than a professional singer, perfectly fitting his role in the movie.
Can confirm my mom had a copy of the DVD in our house and it will forever be one of my comfort movies.
It's the ultimate feel-good movie for me. I remember when I saw this movie at the cinema when it came out. It had already been out for two weeks in my small Norwegian hometown, but still there was a really long line going all the way outside of the cinema of people waiting to watch it. During the movie, the crowd was singing along, laughing, and clapping anytime something funny happened, it was a great experience, and not really something I've ever experienced in my small hometown before, but everyone is so familiar with Abba and knows all the songs, at least that's how it is here in Norway, so it's something pretty much anyone can sing along to. It was mostly women, but the few husbands and boyfriends who had been dragged along were all smiling from ear to ear by the end of it too. My old dad who watches pretty much nothing but science fiction and action movies really enjoyed the movie too.
The Slipping through my fingers scene when she’s helping her get ready for the wedding and Sophie shows how she’s afraid to disappoint her mother made me cry so much, I moved away a year ago and that scene made me miss my mom like a limb
Plus, the rewatchability is off the charts
I swear to God this movie is therapy to me as well, it never fails to make me sing and dance and be happy so I always watch it when I’m in a bad time and it always helps
bad work day? mamma mia. stressful day? mamma mia soundtrack during the commute to work. bad weather? mamma mia.
the most comfort movie ever.
As someone who loves both mamma mia and the john wick movies i gotta say, mamma mia brings me such an effortless joy, it just hypes me up… and on the other hand John Wick brings me joy by showing him getting his revenge hehe🥰🥰🥰
my grandma had a copy of the dvd and i would insist on watching the movie every time i visited, which was often as she is only five mins away by car. this is such a comfort movie for me as well because i feel like me and my grandma really bonded over the movie as she loves abba and this movie has made me love their music too.
I worked at a cinema when this came out, had been working there about 5 years and I couldn't remember a time before or after where movie goers were so damn buzzed and joyful to see a movie. Also one of the only movies I'd EVER seen the audience cheering and dancing and singing during the movie (I live in the UK, interactive audiences during films doesn't exist like it do in America). It also stayed around FOREVER on the big screen and still sold out constantly months after release, which was extremely rare. I legit just assume people were watching it multiple times every week. I was so damn hype when they released the sing along version at our cinema (same film, just had karaoke subtitles during the song). I always used to make sure I was there at the end of the screenings so during the credit dance numbers I could charge to the front of the theatre and start dancing. People would always come down and join in haha. Constant dance parties at work; won't see that with the 500th marvel movie :P
On a more personal note, I didn't have much opinion on it before release, but went to see it with my gran and basically just cried (happily) through the majority of it. Donna reminds me of my own mother so so much, and I also didn't know my father, AND my mum used to take me to Greece almost yearly on holiday as a kid, so this movie hit super close to home from the get go. Add on top of all that, the fact the movie showed such good representations of friendships, relationships, and family life just made it heartwarming as heck. Honestly one of my fave movies of all time. It's just FUN.
Ps. great video, love seeing this film getting the love it deserves.
Mamma Mia is such a classic, it’s just so iconic, you can’t help but love it
I loved having this DVD at home! When I was little, I remember it was one of the few movies my mom, grandmother, and I could agree on watching lmao.
The fact that I still listen to the soundtrack every week… I love mamma mia so much I just…. Wow. Tears in my eyes. Also you look amazing, blue eye shadow is giving island, giving greece
The sequel was an EVENT for my roommate and I, we snuck mini moscato in the theater and got drunk with all the moms there
Fantastic video!! I love Mamma Mia and I was baffled that in 2008, it managed to present a movie where women were sexy but not objectified, masculinity was teased and deconstructed, older women were desirable and had desires, and any form of the usual film conventions were tossed out the window for the sake of fun.
I'd be curious to hear yours (or anybody else's) thoughts on the sequel and what shifts could be noted as a result of having a man in the director's chair/in several other leading roles. In my opinion it manages to maintain the spirit of the original pretty firmly but I haven't watched it in a sec. I could definitely think of a few pieces that could be scrutinized through a feminist lens though.
the slipping through my fingers scene makes me weep EVERY. TIME. what other movie can make someone want to do the splits midair jumping on the bed and then cry profusely
Dude I never had the DVD per se but my grandma did and can I just say that me and my sister wore that DVD out. We literally watched it so much that it just broke. Me and my sister were literally obsessed with this movie to the point where we'd act it out (weird I know but we were kids) and it was lots of fun! Looking back those were some of the best years of my life
mamma mia is so personal to me. donna is literally my mom to the T, i grew up without my birth father, and my mom has always struggled with me growing up and going off on my own. slipping through my fingers is actually going to be my mother daughter dance song at my wedding someday
I built a shelf for my movies a couple weeks ago and wanted to watch something while I did it. I put Mamma Mia in the player and sung along the entire time I worked on the shelf. 10/10 experience. It's been one of my favorite movies for as long as I can remember.
My mom and I both own it, and I think my brother does too :)
i had a mamma mia dvd and my sister and i would watch it nearly everyday as children. i still cry when i hear Slipping Through My Fingers
I think part of the reason that it doesn’t show more of Greece is because it was filmed in Croatia! It’s a spot that quite a few films have been shot at, mostly because it’s inexpensive. As much as I love the movie, it’s sad that the accurate representation of Greece, (both the culture and the people), was overlooked.
It was filmed in Greece, actually, on the island of Skopelos. You're probably thinking of the sequel, which was indeed filmed in Croatia.
I've been watching your content for a few months now and I can really tell how much effort you've been putting in to improve the overall quality of your essays. You're absolutely smashing it and I'm 100% here for it
I love this vid, but (!) there isn't enough Amanda Seyfried appreciation...... she's perfect
I’ve watched Mamma Mia dozens of times with my mom, it’s definitely our favorite movie!
My family and I have been watching this movie since it came out, we basically know every line and song, I genuinely don’t wanna believe anyone can hate it and I feel sorry for anyone who hasn’t seen it
my oldest memory is going into a passionate frenzy and making pages and pages of drawings of sophie and sky at age five as if meryl streep herself was holding a gun to my head and screaming abba lyrics in my ear to make me do it
I watched this film in the waiting room of the orthodontics. Definitely made that a lot more fun
Finally I have been offered the chance to publicly brag about my Mamma Mia! DVD with bonus features and the fancy case jacket. Thank you 💌
Your makeup and costume are phenomenal the met gala could never
Mamma Mia was released a year after I was born. I went through two DVDs because I scratched the first one so much from watching it constantly, Mamma Mia made me realize the joys of celebrating womanhood but also how women in film are neglected for the reasons you gave.
I still watch it to this day and live by the soundtrack and love the campiness of the first film and it’s 2000s tones.
(Unpopular opinion, I love Sam’s singing in SOS. He may not sound like a classic singer but he’s not bad and I actually enjoy his singing).
I practically grew up watching mama mia. Since i was a little kid it was the one movie i remember the most from childhood. It has become more relatable and bittersweet over the years but im glad it grew up with me. It always knew how to pick me up when i felt sad or lonely. It was the movie that manages to make my day 100%. Everything about it feels so fun and exciting to watch no matter how many times (this is coming from a mostly animated media watcher). I love all the tracks and will ALWAYS ball my eyes out to slipping through my fingers
I really really love this movie. Especially the Dinamos. I'm 22 and I can totally see myself as Donna, Tanya (Christine is my favorite) or Rosie. It's so fun and relatable ♡
Up to this day, my brother and I watch this movies and it's always the best time, just singing and dancing together. I'm glad I passed my great taste to him lol
i went to see mamma mia with my parents to a fancy cinema festival in a park my city held when i was like, eight. convinced it changed the way my brain was wired forever, along with my parent's;
we owned the cd soundtrack and we put it on every roadtrip until it got messed up from use a few years ago, and then we added the whole thing to the family's roadtrip playlist on spotify. screaming the last chorus of the winner takes it all at high velocity down a highway is a tradition for us, i still cry with my mom to slipping through my fingers. we mostly don't speak english, yet we have the whole thing memorized!
we watch the movie every couple of years and think to ourselves that its truly one of the best movies ever made, it's one of my most fond memories of my life and im so thankful for it
37:13 as a Greek thank you 🙏🏼 I've grown up in Greece watching this film and love everything about it, but I did often wonder where the Greeks were
the song intros on the different sections of the video make me want to get up and dance. ALSO my household and my friends ALL had the mamma mia dvd when I was growing up and I live in the US
I felt that this video went by in seconds. The subject, the analysis and your personality made this a treat to watch.
Yay!! I have been waiting for this video since you first posted about it. Literally going to rewatch Mamma Mia after this!!
thank you for making a mamma mia breakdown video 🥰 about months ago i decided to watch mamma mia and the sequel and now i rewatched it for like 6 times already
I cannot explain how refreshing this video was, it did things to my heart! Off to rewatch Mamma Mia
i've never watched you before (although i've been meaning to) but i liked this video the second i clicked on it! any lover of mamma mia is someone who is guaranteed to receive my support. i talk about mamma mia all the time and why it's my favourite film, and i love hearing people talking about it! this video was so well put together, thank you for talking about it!
This might simply be a reflection of the various places I've lived, but I don't think I've ever heard "daughter" enunciated this precisely.
The Editing Thoughts section knocked me off my feet a little lol. The low angle red sweater dorm room colored walls with posters made me think I was watching a 2015 Sarah Z video for a second
I just discovered you yesterday and I have replayed this video 5 times already. You are my new comfort creator and this is my new comfort video (just like mamma Mia is my comfort movie!)💓💓💓
I could watch and listen to you forever - I definitely have to watch the movie again (we have it at home, thankfully! 👀)! And your intelligent deep dive makes it so much better! 🌺
I remember when I was a kid, that I found the performance of „Lay All Your Love On Me“ so exciting - it was the first depiction of sexual desire in film I saw. And I think it already kind of shaped my wishes, which was heavily needed. I‘m glad I saw the duet scene before experiencing the ABBA song, because the associations are totally different.
Overall big thank you! 🥂🥂🌺🌺🌺🌊🌊🌊💖💖💖
ultimate comfort movie
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Not Greece, but in Portugal, in small towns, you will definitely see older people dressed like those locals. Especially 15 years ago. I wouldn't be surprised if that was just their regular clothes they always wear.
The skirts and smocks and head coverings are just what people used to wear, and what they continue to wear
We never had a mama mia DVD because my mum had a lot of internalised misogyny. I used to hate it for the same reason. Then watched it as an adult with my sister and we loved it 🥰
my family still has our mamma mia dvd even though our dvd player broke YEARS ago. it's been the movie that has stayed at the top of my 'comfort films' list for as long as i can remember making it in the first place and there's a damn good reason for that.
The most wholesome thing is that Mamma Mia is my father's absolute favourite film! He loves it so much he could watch it once a month and this year we went all toghether to the musical it was such a bliss!
Thanks to UA-cam for recommending me this video after I watched the film 3 times only this year (so far). You're so funny and on point and I really enjoy your editing style. The Karlie Kloss one in the beginning really made me laugh. Cannot wait to check out your other videos 🖤
I am so happy this video exists. Mamma Mia was my first DVD ever and a very important part of my childhood
I rewatched this movie earlier this year and was literally dancing and lip syncing in my chair (in the wintertime mind you). i watched it with my sister and female cousins when we were younger and we were all singing along. It truly is an antidepressant in movie form
I grew up watching mama mia with my family countless times on CD and it remains my comfort movie!!!
A few months back I had the absolute privilege of being present when my mum's boyfriend watched Mamma Mia for the first time. We were on a cabin trip and decided to watch a movie and whilst scrolling through netflix my sister, my mum and I all instantly agreed we needed to watch Mamma Mia, at which point my mother's boyfriend confessed to not having seen it.
Now my family is a mamma mia household, ofc we owned the dvd, I saw it live for the first time when I was 8, and the second time when I was 15 with my then 9 year old sister and our mum- the men in our family: my brother and father, have the utmost respect for Mamma Mia and will watch it whenever it is on (I once walked in on my dad watching it on his own after the divorce).
So we couldn't believe my mum's boyfriend had never watched it. He has 4 20-something daughters, but he has just never gotten around to it he said. But he was very happy to watch it with us and we did. What followed was one of the funniest nights ever as us girls sang every song with passion whilst he tried his best to keep up and sing along. He loved it!
Re: Amanda Seyfried one piece - it always surprises me how surprised I am at seeing one piece on an super attractive actress in a movie... There is 99.99% chance that a male director would put her into a bikini.
0:38 "October is the month of the witch, so the summer months are the season of Mamma Mia" this line is funny to me since I did a production of Mamma Mia, which actually closed on Halloween day
Thank you for your service!! This was so good 💕
mamma mia is definitely in my top 10 movies ever, it truly is amazing. whenever someone tells me that they don't like it, i just don't know what to say to them. i do have a mamma mia dvd, and i live in rural alaska
Watched it for the first time this summer then proceeded to watch it multiple times a week. I didn’t watch it when I was younger bc I was a tomboy and followed the crowd on hating “girly” things. I’m so happy to have a safe space now where I can enjoy things like this 😭💞
My family owned the mamma Mia dvd and the mamma Mia digital edition. This movie was and still is mine and my three sisters favorite movie to watch and cry together. A very wholesome time all around.
love love love your editing style. Overall amazing video ❤
seldom have I've been more validated in my preferences than now
It’s 6am on my day off and I am living for you
at one point donna says (regarding the hotel's problems) "don't think about it, let's have fun" and i think that's the most perfect quote to describe what this movie is
I used to watch the dvd with my mom all the time we still have the dvd and watch it every once in a while.
can confirm am UK household who had (and still has) the mamma mia dvd!! it's the first movie i really remember watching and it shaped me in ways i cannot explain i love it so much
I got a Mama Mia! dvd for Christmas when i was like 8, i had never heard of ABBA before so after my quick crashcourse i fell in love with the band but was confused by the movie. I have since undergone character development and it slays. So yeah we have a copy of it somewhere or at least did before we moved
I love you for this video. Also ur editing slays btw