bookluverbelle said: "DAME said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "I love the film and I think it works perfectly as its own incarnation. The exterior locations add the epic grandeur of the old Hollywood musicals (like MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS), which I still find appropriate for a film version of HELLO, DOLLY! The original stage production hinted at it; the 1969 film brought it to its full glory. Then there's Streisand, doing a little Mae West to sassy-up her Dolly Levi Gallagher.
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I agree Brody. The film works beautifully on its own. And the Blu Ray is a treasured part of my collection. The Netflix version doesn't sound as rich in sound. So I never bothered with it.
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Can you check for me in the subtitles on blu ray appear for the songs? I have the dvd and subtitles are on for the spoken dialogue but not for the song numbers. I Don't want to waste money on a blu ray if it does not have it
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It does indeed have the subtitles during the songs and it is worth buying.
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