Best movie evere

This is (1997)?

Natalie Wood was a beautiful woman.

Why aren't more people watching this?? It's even MORE brilliant now than when I saw it seven months ago. This is about the original movie--1961--that's right, than won 10 Academy Awards. I did love the new Spielberg version--a beautiful production--but the magic of the original is unsurpassed. THEN, go see the original movie on the BIGGEST screen you can get or borrow--with the best sound. You'll--be--so--moved.💓💞💕❤‍🔥👄

Stealing all the last names for my characters. Mwahaha. *scrambles away*

Love this movie , I first saw it when I was about 15 years old. Now in 2024 still watching it still loving it. ❤

One of my all time favorite movie. Just watched it the other night

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Rosalind Russell was one of the all time great actresses

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Sudidid😊

2024 movie 😺🐱🐰

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This song makes me wanna cry

ꃳꋪꄲ ꓄ꁝꋬ꓄ꇙ ꏂꉣ꒐ꉔ

Oh that’s right the homeless with thier feces scared away the gangs.

My parents had the album. So when we finally saw the movie. We were like WOW. Great soundtrack and Movie. Natalie was beautiful. I know she didn’t sing.

Absolutely wonderful retrospective / tribute / study of its contribution to societies all over the world!

A Masterpiece

Brilliant. For all time. 💔

I was a teenager in the 90s when I first saw Robbins/Wise WSS. I couldn’t believe my eyes with that prologue and the whole film. This is as far as music, dance and cinema can get. It seemed to me that I didn’t know anything of art until this.

118 times I’ve seen it. My favorite movie of all time.

The location became Lincoln center

℗ 1997 Warner Records Inc.

In loving memory of Tony Mordente, who played Action.

RIP Tony Mordente

There are many elements of this scene that were lifted from an I Love Lucy episode where Lucy goes on "The Fox Hunt" during season 5.

So good it makes me want to fake my own death and move to Scotland.

I really want to watch this movie, because I love the soundtrack of the credits

Mr Applewhite, what are you doing in that hole with Mr Gutterman?

she's totally my gay uncle. i'm so blessed.

I grew up watching WSS every year it came into my TV. I cried very hard with the ending music. I remember having a crush on Bernardo and Tony. I was probably around 9 or 10 having to see it for the first time.. I was born in Manhattan on April 2nd 1960. Can't believe that much time has gone by. WSS and the Wizard of Oz were my top notch favorites until 1973 when JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR came out and I had a new crush on Ted. Neeley . I was hooked on the music ever since. In 1995 and :96 The musical came to Syracuse where I got to meet Ted Neeley twice and he remembered me!!

Maria's warning: "What killed them is hate! Well now I hate" has been completely ignored and become a way of life.

Brilliantly done. The movie, of course; also this video--is a great homage to West Side Story. Thank you!😍

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There is not one dull part in this movie. Every scene was done with so much style & grace & it take me back to my childhood growing up in Manhattan ghettos & loved living it.

I was 4 turning 5 years old. 1972. I watched the movie on our black and white TV. My Mom had purchased the album. It folded open like a book of songs and pictures of what I was watching. I remember matching each scene with the still photos as I watched. Looking back on that time, I remember music and movement. That was huge for me. The music matched the physicality. I cannot explain why this movie affected me so deeply and forever. So many individual moments with music and things I didn’t understand yet.

Me encanta leer los cientos de comentarios tan llenos de sentimientos provocados por la música y película tan fascinante!

As someone from Pittsburgh, this is my favorite line.

I was 11 when the original West Side Story was released in theaters but didn't get to see it until two years later. I had a classmate who saw it and after he told me about it, all I could think of was seeing that movie. However, the Catholic Legion of Decency categorized it as "Morally Objectional" and my mother wouldn't let me see it. When I became old enough to go to the movies by myself, I went to the theater where it had been playing for two years straight, I bought a ticket for .25 cents, plopped down into a seat and finally saw the movie which would occupy my consciousness for years. Oddly (maybe not?), as an Anglo, I thought Bernardo was the coolest character in the movie! Living in Brooklyn, I could identify with the characters, the fighting and the romance between Maria and Tony. It was the music though, which really impressed me, I still feel the same emotion listening to it now, as I did as a pre-teen kid, its my favorite musical score. I don't care much for musicals but West Side Story I love and listen to frequently.

I love Russ Tamblyn’s dancing.

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We were given the stage version of WSS in the 50s by a very hip music teacher, Mr Warnock BW Smith in a secondary modern school in the industrial north of England. I've been living with the music and the story since I was 13 or 14 and still love it. I eventually got to make a waxwork of Leonard Bernstien for Madame Tussauds. A highlight of my waxworking career.

Thank you for this. Tucker finally gets some of his due here and it's appreciated.

Ang Lee is a great director and his best movie outside of the drama genre is Hulk with Eric Bana

I saw them first movie in 1961,I was 11yrs old. Love the dancing and singing and intensity. It really communicated teenage angst and needing to belong. It shows the animalistic feelings that people give into when they don't have good examples of strong direction from their parents. The best version is the first movie, by far.

I've watched the film numerous times, and I learned some Spanish as well 😊 and then I watched the original Swedish production. They had a really cool scenography with the New York fire stairs, really cool

British Film is dreary.

Just the way she says "Are we all lit" makes me laugh every time

Can’t and won’t watch the remake! There is only one Mona Lisa!