Attention, fans of Mamma Mia! Forget your worries about the
questionable quality of a sequel to the wonderful film released ten years
ago. Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again should make you very happy. In fact,
this second outing might be even better than the first. As an avid Mamma
Mia fan, I’m not being sacrilegious.
Both films are terrific,
but Here We Go Again includes some delightful surprises, one of which has
changed my opinion about the use of flashbacks in film storytelling. I’ve
usually found that annoying. However, Mamma Mia 2 meshes them seamlessly
and artistically into what’s happening on screen.
Another surprise involves an actor named Hugh Skinner, who portrays Colin
Firth’s character (Harry) as a young man. His musical comedy talent wowed me in
the rousing “Waterloo” number and made me yearn for days of yore when we could
look forward to many musicals each year.
Sequel or prequel, it’s okay.
Cheer MAMMA MIA all the way.
Great ABBA songs performed with flair.
Movies like this are so darn rare.
Location shots pleasure our eyes.
Romantic scenes evoke soft sighs.
A sense of fun takes us away
from cares we face most every day.
Here we go again, that’s sure true.
We see, enjoy and don’t feel blue.
So full of love and life and song,
MAMMA MIA 2 can’t go wrong.
(Released by Universal Pictures and rated “PG-13” for some
suggestive material.)
Labels: film poem, Hugh Skinner, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, movie musical
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