My Fair Lady (1964) *****

One of the greatest screen musicals, adapted from one of the best stage musicals, itself based upon one of the finest theatrical plays of all time - George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion". It's the story of a Cockney flower girl (Audrey Hepburn) educated by an eccentric language professor (Rex Harrison in an absolutely superb, Oscar-winning performance). It has the most impressive musical score ever composed - every single song is a showstopper. Musical numbers:

"Why Can't The English" ***
"Wouldn't It Be Luverly" ***
"I'M An Ordinary Man" ***
"With A Little Bit Of Luck" ***
"Just You Wait, 'Enry 'Iggins" **
"Servant's Chorus" **
"The Rain In Spain" ***
"I Could Have Danced All Night" ***
"Ascot Gavotte" ***
"On The Street Where You Live" ***
"You Did It" **
"On The Street Where You Live" (reprise) **
"Show Me" ***
"Get Me To The Church On Time" ***
"Why Can't A Woman" ***
"Without You" **
"I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face" ***