The Sound Of Music

1965 • 174 minutes

About this movie

Julie Andrews in the heartwarming true story that has become a cinematic treasure. Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music." Julie Andrews is Maria, the spirited, young woman who leaves the convent and becomes a governess to the seven unruly charm and songs soon win the hearts of the children and their father but when Nazi, Germany unites with Austria, Maria is forced to attempt a daring escape with her new family.

Ratings and reviews

Pourquoi je ne peux rien louer c'est le 3ème film que j'essais de regarder et impossible payer, c'est quoi le problème ?

The Sound of Music is probably one of my absolute favorite movies ever!! For one thing, I love music and I love children, but when you combine the two, it's like listening to angels singing!! I was bothered to find out years later that it wasn't Christopher Plummer's voice singing "Adelweiss". He and Julie Andrews were guests on the "Rosie O'Donnell Show" when she happened to mention that it was her birthday and since "Adelweiss" was her favorite song, would he do the honor of singing it for her? As he was singing, I realized the voices were different, but still beautiful! Every song was magical and every scene was perfect. The most heartbreaking thing of all is that Charmian Carr is no longer with us. RIP Liesl

50 years after being released, and this movie is still a breathtaking, wonderful and fresh! My mom grew up watching this movie, and I'm so thankful that she passed down this treasure. This movie highlights the talents of both Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, and makes the viewer wish that Andrews had received more dramatic roles throughout her career. Will watch again soon, and sing to every word!