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Singin' in the Rain
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Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds, Jean Hagen View AllCrew
Stanley Donen (Director), Gene Kelly (Director), Adolph Green (Screenplay), Adolph Green (Story) View AllRelease: Apr. 9th, 1952
Runtime: 1 hour, 43 minutes
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Singin in the Rain coming to theaters!
Just read on the IMDB that the film is getting ready to be re-released to theaters...if you've never seen this classic on a big screen, please treat yourself....
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Cobpyth
If I, myself, would have to choose one old-fashioned musical film that does "approach" Singin' in the Rain's quality and mastery, I would go with Vincente Minnelli's amazing 1953 movie, Band Wagon.
If I, myself, would have to choose one old-fashioned musical film that does "approach" Singin' in the Rain's quality and mastery, I would go with Vincente Minnelli's amazing 1953 movie, Band Wagon.
Skepsis93
To that end not much is ever said about the narrative, but it's a lovely, simple one, a self-referential, somewhat meta one, a film about film, that allows for a lot of humour, as well as pathos, and sets up each musical number with a deft hand.
To that end not much is ever said about the narrative, but it's a lovely, simple one, a self-referential, somewhat meta one, a film about film, that allows for a lot of humour, as well as pathos, and sets up each musical number with a deft hand.
Citizen Rules
My other favorite number was the duel dance with Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor at that start of the film.
My other favorite number was the duel dance with Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor at that start of the film.