WHO'S THAT GIRL

[CAUSINGACOMMOTION 7]

The who's that girl era has to be one of my absolute favourites. I love madge post WTG but I think she seemed so approachable, friendly, sweet but still cheeky during this time. The movie is wonderful and it represents a new more innocent Madonna. The soundtrack has to be a personal favourite for me. It has all those qualities I just mentioned. Can't stop is also one of the best songs on the album. I hope it gets remastered sometime soon as the streaming version is so damn quiet. What are your opinions on the era?

[Anapausis 6,139]

51 minutes ago, CAUSINGACOMMOTION said:

The who's that girl era has to be one of my absolute favourites. I love madge post WTG but I think she seemed so approachable, friendly, sweet but still cheeky during this time. The movie is wonderful and it represents a new more innocent Madonna. The soundtrack has to be a personal favourite for me. It has all those qualities I just mentioned. Can't stop is also one of the best songs on the album. I hope it gets remastered sometime soon as the streaming version is so damn quiet. What are your opinions on the era?

The same as yours. That movie was what has made me fall in love to her.

[wtg1987 10,411]

first film i ever saw in the cinema(cant wait for the blu-ray in july ) named my username after the era too and i still think its her best tour too - sorry but i dont like cant stop that much apart from the bridge but i will still take it over vulger, hank panky, BIM and American Life songs  xx

[Anapausis 6,139]

6 minutes ago, wtg1987 said:

first film i ever saw in the cinema(cant wait for the blu-ray in july ) named my username after the era too and i still think its her best tour too - sorry but i dont like cant stop that much apart from the bridge but i will still take it over vulger, hank panky, BIM and American Life songs  xx

Oh Zig you're not a hyena anymore, you're a lovely cougar, purring to satisfaction!!! Nikki Finn bless ya!!!

We had our match when you met me

I know that you'll disagree, it's crazy!

[CAUSINGACOMMOTION 7]

7 hours ago, wtg1987 said:

first film i ever saw in the cinema(cant wait for the blu-ray in july ) named my username after the era too and i still think its her best tour too - sorry but i dont like cant stop that much apart from the bridge but i will still take it over vulger, hank panky, BIM and American Life songs  xx

To me Can't stop is a bubbling, bubble gum piece of perfection. I understand what you mean about AL. I love it though! Unpopular opinion, I think confessions sucks!

[stefo 7,259]

9 hours ago, wtg1987 said:

first film i ever saw in the cinema(cant wait for the blu-ray in july ) named my username after the era too and i still think its her best tour too - sorry but i dont like cant stop that much apart from the bridge but i will still take it over vulger, hank panky, BIM and American Life songs  xx

The tour is definitely among her best, it's the most energetic and rockish performing ever provided. She went back to that level of energy with the SST, but I felt as it lacked a strong soundtrack and interesting concepts (Candy shop, Vogue and La isla are out of this world in that tour tough).

For me the era is essentially the tour, I like the songs from the soundtrack but I consider it as the finale of the True blue era (there was almost no stop between the two) and Niky is kinda iconic and fun but I watched the movie twice and I'm fine. Said that, that tour was really something, people did crazy, insane things to see her, to follow her, the Paris concert, the Heathrow mess, the italian show broadcast. And it was the moment I fell in love for her, watching her live in Torino on the TV.

 

[Blue Jean 16,066]

I love the movie. It’s not outstanding but it’s enjoyable and I think it got an unfair reaction by critics and the public. It’s much better than Shanghai Surprise.

The singles from the soundtrack were great too. The tour is perfect for its time. Some of the costumes, theatrics and choreography has not aged well but her energy level is amazing. I don’t believe she ever really brought this level of raw energy again until Sticky.

I kind of think of both the Who’s That Girl era and You Can Dance as an extension of the True Blue era.

[Honey Little 4,475]

8 hours ago, wtg1987 said:

first film i ever saw in the cinema(cant wait for the blu-ray in july ) named my username after the era too and i still think its her best tour too - sorry but i dont like cant stop that much apart from the bridge but i will still take it over vulger, hank panky, BIM and American Life songs  xx

Ban 

[Honey Little 4,475]

23 minutes ago, stefo said:

The tour is definitely among her best, it's the most energetic and rockish performing ever provided. She went back to that level of energy with the SST, but I felt as it lacked a strong soundtrack and interesting concepts (Candy shop, Vogue and La isla are out of this world in that tour tough).

For me the era is essentially the tour, I like the songs from the soundtrack (Can't stop is a track I very rarely listen to honestly) but I felt it as the finale of the  True blue (there was almost no stop between the two) and Niky is kinda iconic and fun but I watched the movie twice and I'm fine. Said that, that tour was really something, people did crazy, insane things to see her, to follow her, the Paris concert, the Heathrow mess, the italian show broadcast. And it was the moment I fell in love and suddenly became fan, watching her in Torino on the TV.

 

That bitch wit da cigarette gonna get yelled at during sound check.

[Honey Little 4,475]

 

Is this the director/founder of Drowned Madonna?

[mouse 449]

I love the movie, the soundtrack and the tour. I find her sublime in the WTG clip with this dark hair and light makeup 

I have a particular attachment to this period. She was an untouchable goddess at that time. All this incredible overexposure. It was a crazy time. The tour is so iconic and the first concert of my life ! 

[kineticsolace 665]

I'm looking forward to the new US 2k remastered bluray - hoping Shout Factory or Warner (through the Archive) cleaned it up and curious what the commentary will say

[Cyber-Raga 276]

Causing a Commotion is and always has been my favorite song of hers. Which is ironic since I definitely prefer her more artsy 90s / early 2000s songs. 

[Anapausis 6,139]

18 minutes ago, Cyber-Raga said:

since I definitely prefer her more artsy 90s / early 2000s songs. 

Same as you but Borderline is to me what CAC is to you.

[cyberrage 468]

A personal favourite time. I skipped school to see WTG premiere at the cinema. I loved the slapstick vibe and the entire soundtrack, then the tour on TV in Australia. The innocence of the pre internet era is a good memory, we were grateful for any snippet of information and footage. 

 

[Blue Skies 1,479]

It’s a very cute movie and the soundtrack is catchy is hell.

 

It’s kind of funny seeing Madonna as Niki buying guns in that film.  Being today she seems vehemently opposed to them.  

[Blue Skies 1,479]

Hilarious as well to me Murray has her own IMDb page as an actor

 

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2907637/?ref_=tt_mv_desc
 

 

I still hope she’s alive