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"    Right across the street from the offices of Woman&amp;#039;s Day is the Winter Garden Theatre\u2014currently home to the musical Mamma Mia! The show features hits by &amp;#039;70s pop group ABBA, which means tunes like &amp;quot;Dancing Queen&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Take a Chance on Me&amp;quot; have been stuck in my head for weeks. With the premiere of the movie inching closer, my excitement has reached new heights!  When I saw the stage show last year, I had a permanent grin plastered on my face for the rest of the day. During the performance, the audience was encouraged to dance in the aisles, cheer on the main characters and sing along to their favorite songs. Hopefully audiences in movie theaters will be as outgoing. I&amp;#039;m not worried about the film&amp;#039;s success: The story and cast are top-notch. Set on a lush island, punctuated with upbeat tunes and fun dance sequences (plus\u2014spoiler alert!\u2014a happy ending), the movie revolves around Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), who, after finding her mother&amp;#039;s diary, invites the three men who might be her father to her wedding. The catch? Sophie&amp;#039;s mother, Donna (Meryl Streep), has no idea herself which one it is.  Streep is said to steal the show (and yes, she can sing!). Also appearing are the dreamy Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth as Donna&amp;#039;s former lovers, and the hysterical Christine Baranski as Donna&amp;#039;s friend.  When the sticky summer weather leaves us moving slowly, a movie like Mamma Mia! is the perfect way to perk us up and get us moving. I know I&amp;#039;ll be hitting the box office next weekend\u2014I&amp;#039;ll be the one dancing in the aisles. \u2013Megan Friedman Mamma Mia!: Will you see it or skip it? Let us know in Comments. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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