This movie musical, based on a work stoppage by New York City newsboys in 1899, is 20 years old now – but has just been turned into the newest Broadway musical by the folks at Disney. So it’s worth a peek for that reason alone – but also because the film features the breakout role of its young star, Christian Bale.

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