"Moulin Rouge" could be on its way to becoming a cult classic.

One theater in the Westwood section of Los Angeles, the Mann Festival Theater near UCLA, will start holding midnight screenings of "Moulin Rouge."

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It's just like the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" has been doing for years at lots of theaters. Twentieth Century Fox says it's "responding to demands from its legions of fans -- including a rally in front of its studio lot."

The film is a Baz Luhrmann musical starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor. It is set in turn-of-the-century Paris, but features modern pop tunes.

McGregor (known to some as the young Ben Kenobi), Kidman ("The Others"), and a talented supporting cast transport us to Paris circa the 1890s, portraying characters in the famed nightclub who are putting on "Spectacular, Spectacular" -- a performance laced with the ideals of the Bohemian society: Truth, beauty, freedom, and love.

Today's songs are revamped and weaved intricately into the story, somehow fitting in when they would have been thought to take away from the picture as a whole. Kidman and McGregor sing these tunes wonderfully, proving that movie actors can do more than speak their given lines. (Click Here For Our Review)