Again, a personal favorite. The music is something that has to be heard at least once in your life, and the vocalists in this movie are especially talented. I never knew John C. Reilly could sing before watching this!! However, there isn't much to say for the morality promoted in this film. It definitely has a lot to do with corruption in the legal system of the time period and the anything-goes morality, but...I guess it could open up a lot of room for discussion?

I am the type of person that always thinks the source material is always better than a movie adaptation, and this movie is no exception. Said that, I think that this is one of the finest examples of an adaptation that works perfectly. There is chemistry between the actors, they all know what they're doing and it all works well together. Yes, the move certainly is overly sexual in nature and it someway glorifies selfishness and murder, but it's all in the name of satire and entertainment. Lastly, being from New York and living two blocks from Broadway and 7th, I almost live for the theatre and I have to say that nothing compares to Bebe Newirth singing "All That Jazz" on the stage

Chicago is quite the movie. It is filled with excellent, innovative dance numbers, wonderful music, and an original plot. There is also, however, a lot to worry about. Women murderers are encouraged to lie and manipulate to get off scot-free. Bribes, sexual favors, and an every-girl-for-herself attitude abound. Dance numbers are sexy, sexy, sexy (one line goes "when you're stroking mama/mama's stroking you" as the actress pulls a silk scarf between her legs). Two murders and a hanging occur. There is not a good role model in the film! Watch out when seeing with kids younger than 14 or so.

This movie is really good. The sex isn't really all that explicit, but it is there, and the dialog can be a bit iffy, but other than that, you shouldn't worry about anyone over 12 watching it.