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Susan M 05/28/2024 A golden oldie. Charm, music and talent to spare. A 1945 treasure. See more Kim P @RT98672688 Apr 3 The sailors, Munshin, Sinatra and Kelly are fine but the really sparkling performances are those of the ladies: Betty Garrett, Vera Lynn, Ann Miller and Alice Pearce (better known as Alice Kravitz on the first season of Bewitched). The songs are uninspired and some "snowflakey" folks may be outraged of certain aspects of Ann Miller's dance in the museum, but it's a hoot to see the guys trying to hide from cops by dressing in harem outfits and dancing in drag. The movie got better as it went along, so stick with it. See more nancy b @RT88795196 Jan 11 Many talented people involved in this movie, but for me it fell flat. It should have had more bouncy fun like from Betty Garrett and less Gene Kelly dream sequence dancing. The energy ran out by the end. Ann Miller and Vera-Ellen are in fine form here but Kelly does the exact same mugging and dancing as in American in Paris. See more Eye C @ECinc 06/26/2025 What a cute and beautiful movie, love it. Frank Sinatra singing by the ear to the girl that she's awfull is the most hot of the movie. See more lawrenceb56 T @Trexian 12/11/2024 My mother-in-law told me I HAVE to see this and claimed that it was funny, romantic and a Golden Age of films classic. I thought it blew chunks. Aside from a nice song or two and a couple of nice dance numbers, it was a big downer for me because it was so immature vapid--cringey and seemed to be aiming for an audience that had never been off the farm and gawked at them big ol buildings. The "Come up to my place," song was embarrassing. Ann Millers dancing had nothing to do with anything other than showing how many taps she could do per second and she looked sort of possessed when she was doing it. Frank Sinatra always seemed like a tough nut to me in real life, but here he ran like a girl everywhere he scurried off to. And although you get to see New York, the scenarios made it seem like a bad advertising commercial. Mostly though, it's not very funny and only mildly adventurous. See more Liam D @Mediawatcher2003 03/10/2024 Classic Musical with star and co-director Gene Kelly (The Tunnel of Love) Frank Sinatra (Tony Rome) director Stanley Donen (Saturn 3) and composer Leonard Bernstein (On the Waterfront) combined together to create a blast and fun time See more Read all reviews

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