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But the argument that Pygmalion is superior to MFL in my opinion overlooks the fact that Shaw's ending is not well-liked by most people, which is why it got changed in the first place in the 1938 movie. The music in MFL adds texture and depth to the piece overall. It's not a case where the...

And a lot of people who aren't familiar with the 1938 "Pygmalion" movie but only with the original Shaw play, are also generally unaware that the "Where the devil are my slippers?" ending originated there, and not with the musical. That was the product of the film's producer who found Shaw's...

I too have to pass because I have the LD and the previous DVD. The previous DVD gave me the commentary track while the LD gave me the option of Audrey's vocals in watching the film and that is the only way I prefer watching the film now since I think her version of "Wouldn't It Be Loverly"...