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I’d probably say that The Mask comes very close but doesn’t traditionally count. It does have a big and grand musical number in the form of a cover of the jazz / Caribbean-esque Cuban Pete, in which Carrey provides amazing choreography dancing among the officers. However, it’s only a minor part of the film but it definitely has a lot of impact on the film.

Also the Guardians films (2014 / 2017) are possibly considered as "Jukebox musicals" meaning they use preexisting songs instead of a score for certain parts of the films. Vol. 2 is the better example of it since it uses 70s / 80s songs considering when it takes place.

I’d probably say that The Mask comes very close but doesn’t traditionally count. It does have a big and grand musical number in the form of a cover of the jazz / Caribbean-esque Cuban Pete, in which Carrey provides amazing choreography dancing among the officers. However, it’s only a minor part of the film but it definitely has a lot of impact on the film.

I’d probably say that The Mask comes very close but doesn’t traditionally count. It does have a big and grand musical number in the form of a cover of the jazz / Caribbean-esque Cuban Pete, in which Carrey provides amazing choreography dancing among the officers. However, it’s only a minor part of the film but it definitely has a lot of impact on the film.

Also the Guardians films (2014 / 2017) are possibly considered as "Jukebox musicals" meaning they use preexisting songs instead of a score for certain parts of the films. Vol. 2 is the better example of it since it uses 70s / 80s songs considering when it takes place.

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I’d probably say that The Mask comes very close but doesn’t traditionally count. It does have a big and grand musical number in the form of a cover of the jazz / Caribbean-esque Cuban Pete, in which Carrey provides amazing choreography dancing among the officers. However, it’s only a minor part of the film but it definitely has a lot of impact on the film.