Them From That Thing

In 1964, a small-town band called The Wonders experiences a meteoric rise to fame after their catchy song 'That Thing You Do!' becomes a national sensation. However, their rapid success brings challenges, including creative differences, the pressures of the music industry, and the fickle nature of fame. The film follows their journey from local hopefuls to overnight stars and their eventual struggle to navigate the complexities of the music business.

Critically acclaimed for its charming characters, nostalgic depiction of the 1960s music scene, and infectious soundtrack, 'That Thing You Do!' was a hit with both audiences and critics. It's often praised for its lighthearted tone and heartfelt portrayal of youthful ambition and the transient nature of fame.

• Praised for its infectious soundtrack and nostalgic 1960s setting.
• Appreciated for its charming cast and lighthearted, feel-good tone.
• Debated for its somewhat simplistic portrayal of the music industry's darker side.

Google audience: Viewers generally loved the film's upbeat music, likable characters, and enjoyable retro atmosphere. Many appreciated its fun, family-friendly entertainment and the memorable songs.

Nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song for 'That Thing You Do!'.

The film's iconic song 'That Thing You Do!' was written by Adam Schlesinger, who was the lead singer of the band Fountains of Wayne and also wrote songs for the television show 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend'.