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By Jacquline G (29) on 02 Aug 2009

I thought that this was a really cute movie. It is funny and has the pure comedy hollywood was good at before the censors took over…

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By Chré P (62) on 16 Jun 2009

Music. Singing. The 30's. Great actors. You can't go wrong…

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By Edith N (976) on 17 Mar 2009

So too bad for Gold Diggers that I saw Footlight Parade firstâ??if I had, Iâ??d probably have liked it better…

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By Anastasia C (29) on 03 Feb 2009

I've gotta love any movie that opens with We're In the Money and ends with My Forgotten Man…

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By Angela P (262) on 03 Feb 2009

I've gotta love any movie that opens with We're In the Money and ends with My Forgotten Man…

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By Maarrk H (88) on 03 Feb 2009

I've gotta love any movie that opens with We're In the Money and ends with My Forgotten Man…

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By Paolo K (63) on 03 Oct 2008

How cool it would have been to live back then. I saw this is a history class and dug it. Petting int he Park was a fun little number…

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By Philip M (266) on 17 Sep 2008

It's better than I thought it would be…

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By Private U (13,627) on 20 Aug 2008

Haha, I loved this film, funny and really cheery considering it was making commentary on the depression! we're in the money…

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By Amanda M (712) on 30 Jul 2008

This movie is really fun. It's a lot of cheesy, tongue in cheek humor and great dance numbers…

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By Z P (29) on 27 May 2008

From Ginger singing in pig latin to My Forgotten Man definitely a one of a kind experience…

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By Kristal C (562) on 09 Apr 2008

Ginger Rogers. Busby Berkeley. Enough said…

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By Sarah B (1,309) on 05 Mar 2008

This was really funny, both in the normal sense but moreso in the I can't believe I am seeing this sense…

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By Jennifer M (1,179) on 03 Mar 2008

One of the best musicals in the pre-Technicolor era!! Ginger Rogers is fabulous in the Pig Latin rendetion of We're In the Money. Love this film…

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By Nikolai E (229) on 22 Feb 2008

The Forgotten Man number is one of the most moving moments in a Busby Berkeley film…

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By Jeremy G (298) on 22 Feb 2008

The Forgotten Man number is one of the most moving moments in a Busby Berkeley film…

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By Sarah R (607) on 13 Feb 2008

Hilarious! The last number, My Forgotten Man, was amazing! Reminding audiences to remember their veterans during the Depression…

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By Laura G (369) on 15 Jan 2008

I want a dog. I want a dog named Fanny.... You know, we ought to take a stroll along 5th Avenue and look at the shops…

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By J C (366) on 13 Dec 2007

I love this movie. Definitely lives up to its reputation as the ultimate Depression musical…

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By Jay D (276) on 24 Nov 2007

Plot? There's a plot? No, but there's a dwarf (Billy Barty) and a young Ginger Rogers in a bit role. Oh and there's a dwarf…

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