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I agree. I watched it a couple of nights ago after not seeing it for a decade because I couldn't stand that droopy non-anamorphic DVD, and it was such an improvement in my memory from the old to the new that I was ecstatic. I thought the Kit Kat Club scenes were especially vibrant.

What a monumentally scary story. Good lord!

As long as they got a talented director and a worthy cast, I'd be fine with a TV-adaptation.

I saw the Broadway original and the movie, and to me they're different animals. Not only have the book numbers been excised (except for "Tomorrow Belongs to Me but even that's done differently on stage), but the main male character has gone from Cliff to Brian with a shared love interest with...

Yep, I'll be more than happy to retire that tired old letterbox transfer of Cabaret we've had to make do with all these years.

Mr. Harris said: "Almost unique in modern annals, Cabaret also shares a major problem with a few other Best Picture winners....." This suggests that Cabaret itself is a best picture winner, and, of course, it isn't.