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By Mark H (1,764) on 16 Jan 2010

Archetypal backstage musical about putting on a Broadway show, from casting call to opening night…

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By Randy T (648) on 01 Dec 2009

One of the great musicals to end all musicals! The Busby Berkeley choreography is enchanting…

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By Manny C (1,251) on 01 Dec 2009

One of the great musicals to end all musicals! The Busby Berkeley choreography is enchanting…

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By Jake R (447) on 20 Aug 2009

When talkies mercilessly killed off the silent movie, producers struck gold with the bright idea to fill their primitive movies with lots of…

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By Michael O (1,073) on 28 Jul 2009

A film where happiness and sadness come together in a glorious emotional melange…

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By Simon C (541) on 26 Jul 2009

Here it is, the beginning of the clichÃ©s…

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By Jessica L (674) on 25 Jul 2009

Great black and white musical classic! A must see…

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By Chris T (1,088) on 01 Jun 2009

The quintessential weak pre-Oklahoma! musical with pointless songs, a lot of tap dancing, and flat characters…

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By Elisabeth C (18) on 26 Mar 2009

Shot in black and white, this is one of the early Hollywood musicals…

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By Jack G (1,167) on 23 Feb 2009

Pure wonderful from start to finish. it even finishes on a bittersweet note…

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By Louise B (264) on 13 Feb 2009

This is a great musical and I can see why it was nominated for academy awards! I absolutely loved the choreography…

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By Jean B (157) on 13 Feb 2009

This is a great musical and I can see why it was nominated for academy awards! I absolutely loved the choreography…

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By Drew S (617) on 05 Feb 2009

Please forgive me for being the only gay man in the world with not an ounce of interest in musicals…

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By David S (4,459) on 24 Jan 2009

I wish there were more music throughout than kind of stuffed all at the end. Otherwise, it was okay…

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By Stevee T (113) on 13 Jan 2009

The acting hasn't aged well but other than that a splendid film. there's such urgency and desperation in the film it's amazing…

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By Ty B (36) on 01 Jan 2009

I loved the end dance sequence. Very good…

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By Amanda M (712) on 01 Jan 2009

I guess it was better for its time. The choreography near the end was pretty neat, but I preferred the stage version of this show…

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By Cli O (622) on 13 Nov 2008

Legs, legs, and more legs. Busby Berkeley has one of the most unique choreographies I have ever seen…

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By Ian D (259) on 25 Oct 2008

Once again, the ultimate backstager. a near perfect film. this is the eternal backstager musical…

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By Erich S (70) on 09 Oct 2008

The musical was awesome and a lot better, this wasn't bad…

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