Annie

I thought that this movie "Annie" was so great that I highly recommend this movie to those who love the "Annie" musical. I never get tired of this movie and I think that the acting is great.... Full review

I love this movie,Annie.I started watching this movie when i was about 1 or 2 coz my parents boght it for the family.So we've been watching it eversince I can remember... Full review

What can I say? This movie came out when I was 3 and I have loved it ever since! I have seen it so many times I have it memorized.... Full review

What can I say? This movie came out when I was 3 and I have loved it ever since! I have seen it so many times I have it memorized.... Full review

Annie is a fantastic movie. and i cant wait to see the play because the movie was really good and im sure that it will be good, I might get it on dvd... Full review

This was a good movie. Carol Burnett had one of her best performances with this movie. This movie was good, but a little overdone at times. Very heartwarming. Is and will always be a classic movie.... Full review

This was a good movie. Carol Burnett had one of her best performances with this movie. This movie was good, but a little overdone at times. Very heartwarming. Is and will always be a classic movie.... Full review

I love Annie it's a classic musical even though some of the songs are corny it's still a wonderful film. I first saw this about 7 years ago and loved it ever since it's one of few musicals that is really... Full review

This movie is truly wonderful. Every girl will wish they were Annie after seeing it. Aileen Quinn was amazing, her voice was delightful. The songs are great. It's like having a broadway musical in your own home.Eye popping and dazzling! Who... Full review

This movie is truly wonderful. Every girl will wish they were Annie after seeing it. Aileen Quinn was amazing, her voice was delightful. The songs are great. It's like having a broadway musical in your own home.Eye popping and dazzling! Who... Full review

Effortlessly connecting with the audience is Burnett's greatest asset.....As she recounts that fateful moment she shares the debate they had on providing plants so as to setup funny moments....Burnett was bright, funny, totally in love with her audience as much as they are in love with her..... ... Full Review

This whole movie is a weak attempt at a kids movie that probably would serve better as a nightlight to help them sleep. Worse still, this is not a musical, which was Annie 's biggest strength. ... Full Review

as a "special" DVD celebration of a supposedly classic film, this package leaves a lot to be desired.....the picture is marred by imperfections and, worse of it, is presented in full.... ... Full Review

somehow I am able to say that I actually enjoy Annie. A somewhat classic film (please don't ever remake this Hollywood) with enough fun to enjoy. Warbucks takes a liking to Annie and decides she should stay with him for good. ... Full Review

Since ANNIE is a show that just about every little girl in the universe will be in at some time or another, it's fun to watch, to compare to other productions, and to sing along with. The songs are a mixed bag -- "Dumb Dog" is just not all that good, but "It's the Hard Knock Life" is one you'll have stuck in your head for days, and by the time Annie sings "Tomorrow" to President Roosevelt, you'll be singing it along with her. ... Full Review

Child star Aileen Quinn became famous for playing little orphan Annie in the 1982 film "Annie." Guess what she looks like now! ... Full Article

"Annie," most everyone's favorite Depression-era musical, preaches optimism in times of dire crisis. It is a supremely hokey but entirely lovable lesson that, no matter how bad things seem, the outlook only sours with endless prognostications of catastrophe. ... Full Article

Reviewed by Colin Jacobson (October 25, 2007) Back in the Seventies, Heart formed a pretty good little rock band. Led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson and essentially a XX-chromosome take on the era's big acts like Led Zeppelin and... ... Full Article

In 1933 Manhattan, feisty 11-year-old Annie (Alicia Morton) lives in an orphanage run by the dastardly Miss Hannigan (Kathy Bates), and dreams of someday finding her real parents. ... Full Article

Private Audition is a concept album whose cuts represent various performers singing their stuff for a decidedly phlegmatic casting director. But the concept is essentially a conceit whereby vocalist Ann Wilson can shuck the Robert Plant-sounda-like tag that's dogged her... ... Full Article

Finally, in the film's closing episode, Annie decides she wants to be raised by her real parents, and Warbucks initiates a nationwide search for them, calling upon New York's Chief of Police, columnist Walter Winchell, FBI chief J. ... Full Article