Film · 1965 · Musical drama

The Sound of Music

Directed by Robert Wise
1965
★ 7.2 editorial score

It saved a studio from bankruptcy and has never left the culture since: Salzburg in the mountains, a nun who cannot behave, and songs everyone somehow already knows.

“From the soaring opening shot, swooping over the mountains to find the glorious figure of Julie Andrews singing with a voice as clear as a mountain stream and as pure as an angel, to the closing moment when Andrews leads her bedraggled family back over those heights, the movie has a confidence and a sense of moral purpose that warms the hardest heart.”
— Sarah Crompton · The Telegraph

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