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THE GREATEST SHOWMAN is an original musical inspired by the life of P.T. Barnum, starring Hugh Jackman. Barnum was a visionary who rose from nothing to create the “Greatest Show on Earth,” a spectacle and celebration of his larger-than-life imagination that captivated audiences around the globe.

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THE GREATEST SHOWMAN is an original musical inspired by the life of P.T. Barnum, starring Hugh Jackman. Barnum was a visionary who rose from nothing to create the “Greatest Show on Earth,” a spectacle and celebration of his larger-than-life imagination that captivated audiences around the globe.

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Ratings and Reviews

Critics Consensus:The Greatest Showman tries hard to dazzle the audience with a Barnum-style sense of wonder -- but at the expense of its complex subject's far more intriguing real-life story.

Jackman and Zendaya entertain in musical Barnum biopic.

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• The director, Michael Gracey, delivers quick doses of excitement in splashy scenes but has little feel for the choreographic action, offers scant historical substance, and displays slender dramatic insight.
• This isn't the story of Barnum's life, but a formulaic rags-to-riches story grafted onto the broad outlines of Barnum's career as a circus entrepreneur.
• Historians now agree that Barnum wasn't the one who said 'There's a sucker born every minute,' but it's hard to escape the feeling that you're being sold a poptimist bill of goods here.
• The closest it gets to a hummable toe-tapper is Come Alive, which, at the risk of damning with faint praise, sounds like a Miami Sound Machine D-side.
• The Greatest Showman is a perfunctory effort in story, music, dance, and direction that proffers empty messages about uniqueness, reaching not for the stars but for bland homogeneity.
• An old-fashioned musical with a none-more-zeitgeisty songsheet, it may not be a flawless piece of storytelling, but it's a pretty decent show.
• To make room for all the boring songs, historic facts are all but eliminated, leaving only the bare bones of Barnum's life.
• Screenwriters Jenny Bicks and Bill Condon whitewash history at every turn, making Barnum a warm, paternal figure beloved by his sideshow performers, wife, and children.
• It's a family film whose infectious, crowd-pleasing song-and-dance numbers justify a 105-minute running length when the pedestrian story can't.
• Amazingly, a virtuoso Hugh Jackman as P.T. Barnum, spare-no-expense production values and a score by Oscar (La La Land) and Tony (Dear Evan Hansen) winners Ben Pasek and Justin Paul add up to a shrill blast of nothing
• For sheer, go-for-broke nuttiness, The Greatest Showman stands alone in the landscape of this holiday season's crop of movies, and I urge you to give it a chance.
• It often feels like a collection of slickly produced music videos, loosely tied together with a plot we're not supposed to care too much about.
• The joy the performers exhibit is practically contagious, and helps carry the movie over its drier patches.
• An unabashed piece of pure entertainment, punctuated by 11 memorable songs.

• New York Magazine/Vulture

  12/20/2017 by Emily Yoshida

  By the end, I found myself exhausted by the idea of wonder, not to mention the film's notion that critics - those evil, fun-hating critics - are immune to it.
• Like a Pyongyang history book, 'Showman' director Michael Gracey has polished away real events, ignoring Barnum's dark past and the seediness of his 19th-century New York.

• St. Louis Post-Dispatch

  12/20/2017 by Calvin Wilson

  The film is best appreciated as a showcase for Jackman, who makes a dazzling Barnum and holds on to our sympathies even as the character proves to be something of a heel.
• It's got a great beat and you can dance to it (or Jackman, Efron and the rest can, anyway). And Barnum would have loved it.
• Hugh Jackman has proven himself as one of Hollywood's - and Broadway's - greatest showmen.
• Strikes every false note possible along its meandering path.