
It's starting to get really cold now, so thank goodness for the DVD release of
Mamma Mia! this week. One of the massive box office hits of the summer, the film based on the stage musical will bring some welcome sunshine and laughter into your living room.
Meryl Streep is on wonderful all-singing all-dancing form as Donna, a single mum with a run-down hotel on an idyllic Greek island.

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Many thought that breaking
Spider-Man 3's record for the biggest opening weekend ever
would be difficult, even for
The Dark Knight. But the much-hyped and
critically adored sequel to Batman Begins shattered many records over the weekend — including Spidey's.
Earning an estimated $155.4 million, Bruce Wayne and gang smashed
box office records for the biggest single-day gross in history and the biggest opening weekend for an IMAX release.

If there were a family get-together with all the slick, recent Broadway-to-film productions, like
Hairspray and
Dreamgirls,
Mamma Mia! would be the drunk older aunt whose clothing doesn't really match and who says all the wrong things but you love her and her kooky, off-kilter self anyway. The movie is, like that aunt, all over the place: Only a third of the cast can actually sing, the plot is thin, and the characters are — with the exception of a few moments — as one-dimensional as it gets. Oh, and there are hardly three minutes between one ABBA cover and the next.

Rebecca Gayheart + Dakota Fanning =
Mamma Mia!'s Amanda Seyfried.
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Jul 17 2008 - 1:00pm by
Molly

The most musical movie hitting the theaters this Friday,
Mamma Mia, premiered in NYC last night. The stars were all out and full of smiles including Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried who play the mother daughter pair at the center of the film. It's hard to say who looked more dapper, Pierce Brosnan or Colin Firth, handsome in suits before watching themselves sing and dance on the big screen.

With well-known ABBA songs, an idyllic Greek location and more stars than you can shake a stick at,
Mamma Mia! is bound to be the feel-good hit film of the summer.
Based on the hugely successful stage production, this musical movie stars Meryl Streep as ex-pat Donna, a single mum with a run-down hotel on a beautiful Greek island. Her daughter Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) is marrying Sky (the gorgeous, and often topless, Dominic Cooper) and the bride-to-be wants her father at the wedding.

I know it's not very cool, but I have a secret obsession with musicals. So I'm ridiculously excited about seeing
Mamma Mia! this Thursday, and have been pouring over my girl Pop UK's
interviews with the cast.
I was also struck by how very blonde and sunny-looking the three leading actresses are. Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski and Amanda Seyfried all have very covetable blonde locks, despite their age differences.
Look of the Day — Amanda Seyfried
Mama Mia's leading lady turned heads at the movie's London premiere in a sweetheart neckline dress and strappy heels by Miu Miu. Seyfried added drop earrings and a leaf bracelet to the look.

When I met the stars of
Mamma Mia! last week, the women told us about
bonding on set and the men chatted about
powerful women, tight costumes and Greece. With both groups of stars, one aspect of making the film kept coming up — the challenge of singing and dancing to those tricky ABBA songs! Here are Colin, Pierce, Stellan and Dominic's thoughts on the subject, as well as Meryl, Christine and Amanda's words.