Review of The Jazz Singer (1953) by Jay N — 24 Mar 2014
This 1952 updating of the 1927 sound introducing original is a bland and forgettable film. Danny Thomas does his best, but he doesn't ever really land the role in my opinion. Everything about this film is forgettable and so tame it hurts.
The idea that this film and the awful "White Christmas" were directed by the same man who made the incredible "Casablanca". I guess you can't polish a turd of a script. See the historically significant original over this dragged out bland version from the 50s.
This review of The Jazz Singer (1953) was written by Jay N on 24 Mar 2014.
The Jazz Singer has generally received mixed reviews.
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