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Explore stories told through song and musical performances.

Matches come from recorded genres and theme tags; catalogue coverage can vary. 4,133 films · Page 153.

Are You My Neighbor? (1995)

On the countertop, Larry the Cucumber is seen wearing a shoe on his head and asks Bob the Tomato why he's wearing it. Bob explains that he got a letter from Latasha Robins of Savanah, Georgia, and she wants to know what loving your neighbor really means. Bob begins to tell The Story of Flibber-o-loo.

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Trapped in the Closet Chapters 1–12 (2005)

musical film

;Chapter 1 The first chapter begins with Sylvester waking up at around 7:00 in the morning in another person's bed. Sylvester realizes when he wakes up that another woman who is not his wife approaches him and kisses him. After scolding himself for committing infidelity, he puts on the rest of his clothes and grabs his car keys and prepares to make his way home when the woman comes back, stopping him from moving, telling him her husband is coming up the stairs.

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Varieties on Parade (1951)

musical film

Master of ceremonies Eddie Garr delivers a monologue about Hollywood locals trying to impress movie producers. He introduces a lineup of dancers, harmonica players, a dog act, a comic adagio act, acrobats, jugglers and cyclists. Guest stars are spotted between the acts: Jackie Coogan lampoons his 1921 breakthrough role as "The Kid," with Eddie Garr imitating Charlie Chaplin; Eddie Dean offers a cowboy song and engages Garr and Coogan in comic patter; Tom Neal and Iris Adrian, both featured in Lippert productions, perform a flirtation act and Lyle Talbot appears in a sketch with burlesque veterans Jean Carroll and Harry Rose.

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Praise Band: The Movie (2008)

musical film

Matt is a new worship leader hired to serve Crossroad Community Church by Pastor Monroe when their music director of nearly thirty years suddenly decides to retire. This new job means Matt has to move and leave behind everything he holds dear, including family, friends and particularly longtime girlfriend Patty. Matt and the Pastor meet with much opposition from members of the congregation who still expect a more traditional style of worship.

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Gideon: Tuba Warrior (2006)

As the show opens on the counter-top, The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything burst in to host the show, overriding Bob and Larry. After reluctantly giving in, Bob walks off , the Pirates read the letter, which asks, in essence, whether to trust God. The Captain, aka, Pa Grape, then tells the story of George Muller a man who "trusted God for everything." The story is narrated by the Captain, as he tells it through the eyes of his ancestor Great-Grandfather Simon, a reporter for the Bristol Snoop, a tabloid-like newspaper.

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Facing the Music (1941)

Comedy

Wilfred Hollibone is an incompetent who struggles to hold down a job. His one ambition is to be able to sing a popular song he has composed; but nobody will listen to him. His girl, Mary Matthews, gets him a series of jobs in the various departments of the munitions factory where she works, but the useless Hollibone gets sacked from them all.

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Follow Your Star (1938)

musical film

Arthur Tee has ambitions for the theatre and quits his factory job for chorus work. After failing to make an impression he is reduced to singing on the streets. When a BBC mobile unit captures his voice, he finds overnight fame, and gets a part in a West End musical show.

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