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Bill A 08/20/2023 A good way to spend the afternoon when it is 105 outside. Nostalgia, Camp, Singing, Football, College Hijinx. Totally a throw away movie, but good fun. The wife is napping with the cat, all is good. See more 09/28/2019 I was 14 (1948) when I saw this movie for the first time. (I still watch it when it is shown on TCM) I fell in love with Peter Lawford and he was my all-time fave leading man until my late teens. I was the typical teen buying movie magazines just because Lawford was featured. I loved June Allyson as well. I thought the French lesson was wonderful and was totally charmed by Joan McCracken and her dancing in Pass that Peace Pipe. I give the movie 5 stars...teenage stars. My friends became totally upset with me because Peter L. was always the subject of my conversations. Pure puppy love! At that time, I read that Little Women would soon be released with these two stars performing my favorite characters in the book, Jo and Laurie. I couldn't wait to see it. I also watch it whenever I can but I have seen other versions that I also enjoy. Always 5 stars too. See more s r @ScottR 09/14/2019 A happy, fuzzy musical. See more 02/01/2019 The best musical comedy movie ever made! With the best movie song ever sung: The Varsity Drag! See more 12/27/2015 MGM's warm, happy homage to the college musical genre, with June Allyson and Peter Lawford singing and dancing to hit songs from the Broadway show ("The Best Things In Life Are Free," "Just Imagine," "The Varsity Drag") as well as a new Comden-Green number,"The French Lesson." Best of all is Broadway actress Joan McCracken, whose comedy and dancing are used to good advantage, particularly in the Oscar-nominated "Pass That Peace Pipe." Mel Torme has a supporting role. See more 10/09/2013 Fun rom-com, classic! See more Read all reviews

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