Movies By Genre: Musical

Anastasia Romanov (Meg Ryan), the last remaining daughter of the late Russian Czar, has been found in Paris after years of searching. Dimitri (John Cusack) and Vladimir (Kelsey Grammer), the russian con men who finally found Anastasia, seek the reward promised by Anastasia's grandmother, the Dowager Empress Marie (Angela Lansbury). But will Anastasia survive the plans of the evil Rasputin (Christopher Lloyd)?

Christian (Ewan McGregor), defies his father and leaves Scotland to become a pennyless writer in 1899 Paris. However, a group of Bohemians convinces Christian to write a musical instead, and Christian dives into the project. He soon meets the beautiful Satine (Nicole Kidman), the star of the most famous underworld night club in Paris -- the Moulin Rouge -- and promptly falls head-over-heels in love with her. However, Harold Zidler (Jim Broadbent), the club's owner, can only push through with the play if The Duke (Richard Roxburgh) provides the money. But the Duke will only provide his patronage if Satine becomes exclusively his.

Novelist Dan Dark (Robert Downey Jr.) is hospitalized with an extreme case of psoriasis. Feverish, paranoid, and prone to singing outbreaks, Dan reworks his last novel inside his head, but this time, he thinks he's the protagonist, a 1950s L.A. detective investigating the muder of a prostitute. Mel Gibson, Robin Wright Penn, and Katie Holmes also star.

17-year old free spirit Daphne Reynolds (Amanda Bynes), raised by her equally free-spirited musician mother, Libby (Kelly Preston), goes to London to meet her father. Before getting to her father's estate, Daphne meets cute musician Ian (Oliver James) and an attraction between the two simmers. When Daphne finally meets her father, Lord Henry Dashwood (Colin Firth), Henry gets shocked as he never knew that Libby was pregnant with Daphne all those years ago. Invited to stay at Henry's estate, Daphne attempts to fit into the social customs of the English aristocracy, while getting to know her father. But will she manage to keep her own self-identity?