So just got back from “Mamma Mia.” I enjoyed it, and if you’ve seen the Broadway show and liked it, then I think you’ll like the movie. If you’ve never seen the show . . . . well . . . . I don’t know. Three women were sitting next to me who loved Abba but hadn’t seen it and they liked it. Whether you like it will depend on three things I think. I think you need to 1) really like Abba 2) accept that this movie is going to be cheesy (as in so far over the top ...

In honor of "Mamma Mia!" sucking a big donkey dong (the poster for it, in a little box at the bottom, alerts concerned viewers that the film depicts tobacco consumption, yet does nothing to warn you that Pierce Brosnan sings three solos), I was assigned a piece about five memorably awful moments in movie musicals. Obviously this is not a definitive list:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25691732/ ...

I finally made it to the camp event of the year as a friend of mine called it yesterday, aka Mamma Mia - the movie.It really is almost amazing how they managed to glitz up the Odeon on Leicester Square just in time for Pride last weekend... and well.. the movie is sort of camp, glitzy and very much a feel good movie. I have to say, that after seeing the musical when it came out, I sort of missed the live atmosphere that can only be achieved in a theatre, despite the rather dishy Pierce Brosnan on screen ...