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By Mary H (437) on 05 Feb 2008

There was not as many musical numbers as I was expecting after seeing the stage version, but that probably is a good thing…

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By Nikolai E (229) on 03 Feb 2008

Non-stop rapid-fire entertainment in a more cynical vein than many of its contemporary musicals, and broken up by some of the most stunning…

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By Kyle H (602) on 13 Jan 2008

Not a musical in the strictest sense (until the lest 20 minutes, unless you count rehearsals); well written dialog, interesting camera work…

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By Ida K (456) on 13 Jan 2008

Not a musical in the strictest sense (until the lest 20 minutes, unless you count rehearsals); well written dialog, interesting camera work…

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By Elizabeth N (358) on 19 Dec 2007

One of the best movies to show the debauchery backstage of a Broadway show that still exists, even in community theatre…

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By Tanaya B (16) on 16 Dec 2007

It's enjoyable, but it's no Footlight Parade…

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By Nicole P (386) on 05 Dec 2007

Cute. Predictable and yet not believable. The storyline is not super engaging, and there are only a couple great actors scattered in here…

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By Andrew J (1,127) on 03 Dec 2007

I expected lots more musical numbers. The choreography that was present was good. A good film given it's age…

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By Irvin C (321) on 30 Nov 2007

This film is getting to be a habit with me…

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By Bill W (569) on 24 Nov 2007

Of the Busbey Berkeley musicals this one may have the most depth…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 21 Nov 2007

Busby Berkeley's staging of the musical numbers in this film revived the musical genre and started it in a whole new direction…

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By Laura D (489) on 16 Nov 2007

1001 Movies to see before you die list...not fantastic, saw it on Broadway and there was so much more energy than what gets portrayed on screen…

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By Jenny M (369) on 14 Nov 2007

Can someone please tell me why they call this film a musical…

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By Private U (13,627) on 13 Nov 2007

So much fun with warner baxter and ruby keeler..and that kiss..that was such a good and funny scene…

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By Felicia M (78) on 12 Nov 2007

This is my favorite film musical. it is the blueprint for almost any musical or film about dancers out there…

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By Eric O (621) on 10 Nov 2007

The movie was okay. Great dance numbers. Worth seeing once. No really sure what the story line was â?? pretty random…

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By Margaret N (15) on 06 Nov 2007

One of the best of the old style Hollywood musicals. The tap-dancing scenes are wonderful. The girls' knees remind me of my mum when she was young…

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By Anders B (67) on 05 Nov 2007

A great movie with great music and choreography…

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By Jonathan J (200) on 01 Nov 2007

A classic musical, and probably one of the first film musicals…

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By Anna N (512) on 01 Nov 2007

A classic musical, and probably one of the first film musicals…

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