Annie (Widescreen Edition) | Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney

Annie (Widescreen Edition) | Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney | This is the Best Annie movie of all time!

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	Annie (Widescreen Edition) Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney Sony Pictures, 2000 average customer review:based on 280 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Annie

With so much animated trash out there for children it is gratifying when a pure classic musical can catch the interest of our grandaughters. Good price, great film, quality entertainment.

This is the Best Annie movie of all time!

I looked for this movie at discount stores and it wasn't there. I was so glad to find it for a reasonable price at Amazon .com
Carol Burnett is the funniest Miss Hannigan ever. Albert Finny is truly Daddy Warbucks in the flesh. What a great little actress Aileen Quinn is. She is both tough and tender.

Even 2 year olds Love Annie

A movie for the entire family. Fast pace entertainment with musical classics. Carrol Burnet is marvolous as usual and so is the entire cast. I have the newer version but I enjoy this version more (so does my granddaughter) It has more songs with entertaining scenes so as not to be the boring stand still slow motion. Very well made, I'm glad I bought it and would bye it again just to have a spare.

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What can I say? As far as I'm concerned, it's a classic.

Cute extra features (especially for the little girls that like to sing and dance along). Also nice section on Aileen Quinn all grown up.

A lot of money but not much love

Annie is watchable enough, but despite the lavish budget - not always apparent onscreen - it never hits the highs. More solid than inspired, and typically anonymous for a later Huston film, Arlene Sellers characteristically derivative and unimaginative choreography is a problem: all too often at cross-purposes with the plot, the dancers manage to make it look better than it is, but that's not really the idea. Much of the cast are wasted and a couple of the songs thrown away, but at least it's not a disaster of Chorus Line proportions.

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