'La La Land' LATEST Review: The Musical Hands Down Is Rated The Best Of The Year! [DETAILS HERE]

Musicals are now making a comeback. There are a good number of musicals that came out in previous years. Some did well, some did not do well at the box office. However, this is definitely not the case for "La La Land" as it is critically acclaimed as early as now.

Emma Stone is known for her portrayal of characters revolving around the romantic comedy genre. One of her more famous movies is "Easy A." Ryan Gosling, on the other hand, is known for his romantic drama movies, "The Notebook" being his most famous drama movie ever.

Putting the two together is good as it is. Have both of them sing and perform in a movie musical "La La Land" is even a better idea. Both have good voices. Yes. But having their vocal prowess be seen on the big screen, couple it with dance movies and other nuances of a musical makes it nothing short of superb.

According to New York Times, the La La Land is a musical with big production numbers, intimate reveries and adult feelings. The movie is all about a 21^st century boy-meets-girl musical. It revolves around love between equals in a story about an aspiring actress Mia, played by Emma Stone. She then meets an ambitious musician, Sebastian played by Ryan Gosling.

A new #LALALAND video teaser to congratulate the director, producers, actors, cinematographers, and all the crew who worked on @LaLaLand pic.twitter.com/C2C4dFmox0

— La La Land (@LaLaLand_Movie_) November 17, 2016

As added by USA Today, the love for "La La Land" definitely is not going to stop. The New York Film Critics Circle named the movie the best film of 2016.

Earlier, the Critic's Choice Awards had Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone dance-musical with 12 nominations. Joining "La La Land" is Casey Affleck who took home the best actor award for his work in the family drama "Manchester by the Sea." Michelle Williams also won best-supporting actress for the same film.

"La La Land" is a definitely a good movie before the year ends. Its flair for the musical sure is to rouse the interest of everyone, especially the young movie-goers. The movie is a great way to make musicals matter again.