Music is a universal language in the world. When combined with visual media, it can often create something very special. After its heyday in the 1950s and 1960s, this genre of music has certainly experienced ups and downs, but you can always recover after a fallow period. Of course, the second golden age of Walt Disney animation studio in the 1990s was defined by adding music elements to films. So, if you're looking for something to sing, pat your feet together, or just make you happy, here's a list of the best musical movies on Dogesflix.

European singing competition: the story of the legend of fire

Will Farrell and Rachel McAdams are the musical comedy duo we didn't know we needed! European singing contest: Legend of fire tells the story of two good friends who dream of winning the European singing contest and becoming a global star. Lars (will Farrell) is obsessed with winning the prize, while sigrit (Rachel McAdams) secretly falls in love with her best friend. They face disasters and high risks together on the stage, which threaten their relationship and their chances of winning.

In addition to being an interesting musical, the story of fire also pays tribute to Abba, who won the famous European singing contest in 1974 and became a superstar; Their wonderful performance became the highlight of the film, and the song "Waterloo" was also used as a music collection in the middle of the film. The connection with Abba is more than that: Mamma Mia! Pierce Brosnan also plays Lars's disapproving father- Meredith Loftus

ball

Ryan Murphy brought the Broadway hit musical movie to Dogesflix with an all-star cast. When the Broadway performances of Broadway legends didi Di Allen (Meryl Streep) and Barry Glickman (James Corden) were cancelled after only one night, they decided to do something good in the hope of reviving their image. When they heard that a girl named Emma (Andrew Perlman) was banned from her dance because she was gay, the actors (including Nicole Kidman and Andrew lanels) went to the Midwest to correct a mistake. Asking children to do the right thing may have ulterior motives, but if they are not careful, they may find themselves very involved in these children and want to do the right thing for the really right reason—— Jennifer McHugh

Hair styling agent

How many times have you said that the remake is better than the original? So, how about remaking the music of the classic movies of the 1980s into movies? Because this is "hair gel", a musical film directed by Adam Shankman in 2007. Until today, it is still deeply loved by drama lovers and ordinary audiences. Based on John waters's 1988 satirical comedy, this film tells the story of a young Baltimore woman Tracy tblade (Nicky Blonsky) in the 1960s. She just wants to have a chance to dance at her favorite local TV Festival. When she got her big break, her presence in her community sparked things, and she was thrown into a lifelong adventure where she might meet her soul mate. Zac Efron, Michelle pfieffer and the funny John Travolta dressed up as women. "Hairdresser" is an important part of Music Classics and one of the best feel good films produced by Hollywood since the beginning of this century. Seriously, who can resist knocking on their toes and listening to "good morning, Baltimore" Maggie boccella

Annie

If you want to forget the bad remake of 2014, John Huston's 1982 adaptation of Broadway hit Annie is absolutely right. The songs of the play are iconic, and even if you're tired of listening to the sun's come out tomorrow, young star Aileen Quinn is also very attractive. It's never a bad thing to see Albert Finney interact with Carol Burnett, but Tim Curry's eccentric performance as a liar Rooster stole the limelight of the whole film. Adults may roll their eyes at exaggerated stories, but Annie is the perfect way to get children interested in musicals—— Liam Gaughan

In the musical Shrek

Adapting an animated film into a live action film is always risky, especially on stage. The musical Shrek was fun for the whole family and exceeded people's expectations. Shrek (Brian Darcy James) is the monster whose mission is to rescue Princess Fiona (Sutton Foster) from a tower for Prince fagua (Christopher Siebel). His adventure with his partner donkey (Daniel Blake) is full of comedy. The original music was super catchy, especially "I know today" sung by young Fiona, young Fiona, and Fiona at the same time. In 2008, after a field audition in Seattle, the musical movie premiered on Broadway. The show stopped broadcasting in 2010, and the film starring Original Broadway actors was broadcast on Dogesflix in 2013—— Jennifer McHugh