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Dangerous Rhythm: Why Movie Musicals Matter
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- Author: Richard Barrios
- Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Richard Barrios
- A colorful and comprehensive review of movie musicals from their very beginning to the present day
- Offers cogent analysis of core musical film issues, such as why a movie succeeds or fails, what makes a great performer, and how popular music affects a film's reception
- Examines a variety of mediums, such as cartoons and music videos
- Combines meticulous scholarship with humor, enthusiasm, and strong opinions