Classic Film Musicals
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Holiday Inn Starring Bing Crosby
One of the most popular Christmas movies is Holiday Inn. A sentimental storyline, along with singing and dancing, make this 1942 movie a must-see for all ages.
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Film Review of Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
The classic movie, Meet Me in St. Louis, is the perfect model of a wholesome MGM musical. A period film set in 1903 St. Louis, it stars Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien.
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Sweet Charity: The Movie
Shirley MacLaine at the top of her game and brilliant direction from Bob Fosse equals a musical with heart and the legs to endure.
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Elvis Musicals: The 1950's movies
Elvis Presley starred in 33 Hollywood films. The majority were musicals but the singer's contribution to the genre was never fully acknowledged.
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Tommy: The Movie
The Who's rock opera film remains a divisive but inspired work.
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The Wizard Of Oz - A Reading
The Wizard Of Oz is a classic film which tells of a young girl trying to get home. It also lends itself to multiple readings of which a psychological approach is one.
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Film's Impromptu Musical Moments
You're watching a movie that is in no way, shape, or form a musical and then BAM! Steve Carell is harmonizing and shaking his money-maker.
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Gigi - Best Picture of 1958
The French they are a funny race, it's been said - and when it was said musically in 1958, the result was the Oscar for Best Picture
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Oscar Musicals from the 1960s
In a time of social and political unrest, the musical film drew millions to the movies. This popularity was reflected in a record setting four Oscar musical winners.
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Oscar Winning Musical Films from the 1930s
The Academy Awards chose two musicals in the 1930s as best picture. One has not aged well, but is still interesting. The other has survived mainly because of its acting.
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