I went to see "Cat's", a musical movie. I went to see "Cat's", a musical movie.

It might sound more natural if you mentioned the time, like yesterday or today.

I went to see Cat's, athe musical movie"Cats". I went to see the musical "Cats".

I've had watched athe musical Cat's by Japanese actors a long time ago. I had watched the musical by Japanese actors a long time ago.

I've watched a musical Cat'sit performed by Japanese actors once a long time ago. I watched it performed by Japanese actors once a long time ago.

I was'm into "Memory", one ofa famous songs in from this musical. I'm into "Memory", a famous song from this musical.

Since your next sentence is in the present tense, it felt a bit odd to me that this line wasn't, but maybe I'm wrong about this.

I was'm into "Memory", one of the most famous songs in this musical. I'm into "Memory", one of the most famous songs in this musical.

I used to listen to it before going to bed every night. I used to listen to it before going to bed every night.

I used to listen to it before going to bed every night. I used to listen to it before going to bed every night.

I listened to anthe English "Memory", but couldn't catch any word except for 'memory'. I listened to the English "Memory", but couldn't catch any word except 'memory'.

There's only one English version I think, so you need to use the definite article.

I listened to an English version of "Memory" but couldn't catch any words except for "memory". I listened to an English version of "Memory" but couldn't catch any words except for "memory".

Yesterday, I watched the movie with Japanese subtitles and listened to the English lines. Yesterday, I watched the movie with Japanese subtitles and listened to the English lines.

Yesterday I watched the movie with Japanese subtitles and listened to the English linesdialogue. Yesterday I watched the movie with Japanese subtitles and listened to the English dialogue.

When the scene an actressactress started to sings "Memory" started, I understood the English words a little and my tears startedbegan to shedding. When the actress started to sing "Memory", I understood the English words a little and my tears began to shed.

Or if you want to use "scene": When the scene started where the actress sang "Memory"...

When the scene ain actress singswhich "Memory" is sung started, I understood English words a little and my tearswas able to understand some of the English, and I started shedding tears. When the scene in which "Memory" is sung started, I was able to understand some of the English, and I started shedding tears.

I wanted to cry out loudly, but the otherspeople around me were watching silently, so I cried while stifling my voice. I wanted to cry out loud, but the people around me were watching silently, so I cried while stifling my voice.

I wanted to cry loudly, but the others around me were watching silently, so I cried while stiflinged my voicecrying. I wanted to cry loudly, but the others around me were watching silently, so I stifled my crying.

When the actress sang the climax of thise song wholeheartedly, my tears spouted like a fountain and my snot flew down like a waterfall,. Yet I still I tried to subdue my voice. When the actress sang the climax of the song wholeheartedly, my tears spouted like a fountain and my snot flew down like a waterfall. Yet I still tried to subdue my voice.

When the actress sangreached the climax of thise song, she put her whole heartedly, my tears spouted like a fountain into it, and my face became a fountain, tears spouting and my snot flew downowing like a waterfall, s. Still I tried to subdue my voice. When the actress reached the climax of the song, she put her whole heart into it, and my face became a fountain, tears spouting and snot flowing like a waterfall. Still I tried to subdue my voice.

Then, there was a heavy flood on my facemy face almost got flooded in tears. Then, my face almost got flooded in tears.

I don't think "flood" can be used to describe such an emotion. Sorry I can't think of a good substitute for this line, this is the best I could come up with. Just so you know, the correction I made isn't natural sounding in regular conversation.

Then, there was a heavy flood on my faceit was like my face was flooding. Then, it was like my face was flooding.

I thought I was going to be choked to death. I thought I was going to choke to death.

I knew there was little time to the ending after the scene, so I had to quickly wipe up the floodtears somehow quickly before my friend notice itd them. I knew there was little time to the ending after the scene, so I had to quickly wipe up the tears somehow before my friend noticed them.

I knew there was little time left to the ending after the scene, so I had to wipe up the flood somehow quickly before my friend noticed it. I knew there was little time left to the ending, so I had to wipe up the flood somehow before my friend noticed it.

I was busy blowing my nose and pretending to be coughing sayigng, "I feel cold" even though the air-conditioner was working wellfine. I was busy blowing my nose and pretending to be coughing saying, "I feel cold" even though the air-conditioner was working fine.

I was busy blowing my nose and pretending to be coughing, saying "I feel cold" even though the air-conditioner was working wenormally. I was busy blowing my nose and pretending to be cough, saying "I feel cold" even though the air-conditioner was working normally.

When the movie finished and the lights came on, I said with style, "tThat' was amazing. I was moved and about to cry" to themy friend. When the movie finished and the lights came on, I said with style, "That was amazing. I was moved and about to cry" to my friend.

When the movie finished and the lights came on, I said with style, "tThat' was amazing. I was moved and about to cryalmost moved to tears" to themy friend. When the movie finished and the lights came on, I said, "That was amazing. I was almost moved to tears" to my friend.