Storyline
A celebration of love and creative inspiration takes place in the infamous, gaudy and glamorous Parisian nightclub, at the cusp of the 20th century. A young poet, who is plunged into the heady world of Moulin Rouge, begins a passionate affair with the club's most notorious and beautiful star.
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Cast
Jim Broadbent, Jacek Koman, David Wenham, Ozzy Osbourne, Nicole Kidman, Jaclyn Hanson, Michelle Hopper, Camilla Jakimowicz, Tracie Morley, Troy Phillips, John Leguizamo, Deobia Oparei, Richard Roxburgh, Ewan McGregor, Tara Morice, Johnny Lockwood, Nathan Wright, Kiruna Stamell, Kylie Minogue, Plácido Domingo, Natalie Mendoza, Shaun Parker, Arthur Dignam, Kerry Walker, Matthew Whittet, Jonathan Hardy, Garry McDonald, Caroline O'Connor, Christine Anu, Lara Mulcahy, Linal Haft, Keith Robinson, Peter Whitford, Norman Kaye, Carole Skinner, Anthony Young, Dee Donavan, Don Reid, Daniel Scott, Veronica Beattie, Lisa Callingham, Rosetta Cook, Fleur Denny, Kelly Grauer, Fallon King, Wendy McMahon, Sue-Ellen Shook, Jenny Wilson, Luke Alleva, Andrew Aroustian, Stephen Colyer, Steve Grace, Mark Hodge, Cameron Mitchell, Deon Nuku, Rodney Syaranamual, Ashley Wallen, Susan Black, Nicole Brooks, Danielle Brown, Anastacia Flewin, Fiona Gage, Alex Harrington, Rochelle Jones, Caroline Kaspar, Mandy Liddell, Melanie Mackay, Elise Mann, Charmaine Martin, Michelle Wriggles, Michael Boyd, Lorry D'Ercole, Michael Edge, Glyn Gray, Craig Haines, Stephen Holford, Jamie Jewell, Jason King, Ryan Males, Harlin Martin, Andrew Micallef, Jonathan Schmölzer, Bradley Spargo, Joseph 'Pepe' Ashton, Jordan Ashton, Marcos Falagan, Mitchel Falagan, Chris Mayhew, Hamish McCann, Adrien Janssen, Shaun Holloway, Darren Dowlut, Dennis Dowlut, Pina Conti, Nandy McClean, Maya McClean, Patrick Harding-Irmer, Albin Pahernik, Aurel Verne, Kip Gamblin
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Reviews
90
It's a wonderful postmodern hug of a movie, and never once do you not know you're watching a movie.
90
New Times (L.A.)
This thing moves brilliantly, sparkling like nothing we've seen domestically since "The Wiz" or "Xanadu."
88
Chicago Sun-Times
The movie is all color and music, sound and motion, kinetic energy, broad strokes, operatic excess.
80
Time
The film dances; the heart sings.
75
Miami Herald
It's impossible to watch this beautifully chaotic, excessive movie impassively. You'll either embrace what Luhrmann has done here or run out of the theater, holding your head.
