Nunsense

About This Movie

So, here we have 'Nunsense,' a quirky little film that dives into the chaos of a convent after a cooking disaster. The atmosphere is light and comedic, with a kind of irreverent charm that makes it stand out. It centers around the Reverend Mother Superior, played by Rue McClanahan, who grapples with the absurdity of her situation—having to fund camcorder purchases instead of burials. The pacing is brisk, with musical numbers that punctuate the narrative in a way that feels both spontaneous and staged. The performances are over-the-top in a delightful way, capturing the essence of the characters. It’s not just a musical comedy; it’s a reflection on faith, community, and the humor in tragedy, all wrapped up in a unique package. Definitely a film that brings its own flavor.

Rue McClanahan's performance is remarkable. · The musical numbers add a lively touch. · A unique take on convent life and faith.