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This is one of several DVD sets that TCM/WHV is producing over the next year or so that brings the classic films to the masses at affordable prices. All of these films are available in more deluxe editions, so this is mainly for those who are not enthusiastic in extra features. Every one of these is a five star film for musical lovers.
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Singin in the Rain is my well-liked movie musical and perhaps the best movie musical ever made. Thrown together lickety-split after the success of “An American in Paris” I appreciate it for its comedy, its timing, and its astonishing plag iarism of unprejudiced about every song written for MGM movies between 1929 and 1940. If you are keen in extras this film is available as Singin’ in the Rain (Two-Disc Special Edition) . The two disc edition has some unbelievable extras about the transition from mute film to sound.
The Band Wagon is one of Fred Astaire’s best MGM musicals. Fred plays an aging song and dance man whose friends are writing a recent Broadway note and want Fred to star. They enlist a Broadway headliner to assist them find financial backing, but the explain the feeble describes is a musical version of Faust, not the fun romp that was originally planned. This one is available in a more deluxe version as The Band Wagon (Two-Disc Special Edition) .
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The Easter Parade stars Fred Astaire again. After being rejected by his girlfriend/star, on a lark he offers Judy Garland a job as his partner, claiming he could fabricate her as expansive a star as his ex-girlfriend. The next day he regrets his offer, but he has to go through with it when Judy shows up for rehearsal after having already discontinue her recent job. Again, if you like extra features it is available as Easter Parade (Two-Disc Special Edition) .
Meet Me in St. Louis stars Judy Garland and is about – absolutely nothing. However, this musical which has no sizable events and no genuine dramatic climax will grow on you. It is about a year in the life of an extended St. Louis family. The father has well-liked a job offer in Modern York City, and nobody in the family is satisfied about it. This midwestern group does not want to give up their easy-going blueprint of life and all of their friends for the huge treeless city. Worse yet, the fade is scheduled to lift plot at Christmas. This is available in the deluxe Meet Me In St. Louis (Two-Disc Special Edition) . The best thing about this 2-disc edition is the inclusion of the 1930 Vitaphone short “Bubbles”. Besides being one of the strangest itsy-bitsy musical shorts ever, it stars Judy Garland help when she was tranquil one of the Gumm Sisters.
Without even smart if “TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: American Musicals (The Band Wagon / Meet Me in St. Louis / Singin’ in the Rain / Easter Parade) ” is offering anything in the plan of Special Features, I composed can wholeheartedly recommend this collection for two reasons; first, these are, arguably, the four finest examples of the Classic MGM musical (acknowledging that “An American in Paris” and “Seven Brides For Seven Brothers” are equally deserving) ; second, that these are being ‘sponsored’ by Turner Classic Movies, the premiere cable film set, and Ted Turner’s Valentine to Classic films, and all of us that savor them.
Each film is magnificent; “Meet Me in St. Louis” stands, with “The Wizard of Oz” and “A Star Is Born”, as the ‘definitive’ Judy Garland films, and “Meet Me…” is the most down-to-earth and totally charming, a crop of Americana at it’s most irresistable; “Easter Parade” teams Judy with Fred Astaire, making a comeback from a brief ‘retirement’ to replace injured Gene Kelly in the lead, in a sweet, nostalgic memoir flavored with Irving Berlin tunes; Fred is in top make in the autobiographical “The Band Wagon”, as a fading movie star returning to Broadway (in a hilarious send-up of the ‘New Wave’ stage shows of the era), capped by a slam-bang multiple climax finale and the astounding “That’s Entertainment” capper; and the greatest of all MGM musicals, “Singin’ in the Rain”, the Gene Kelly/Stanley Donen masterpiece of Hollywood at the dawn of sound pictures. As Frank Sinatra once said, “They don’t fetch better than this!”
So, if you’ve been waiting to fabricate your musical DVD collection, here’s a broad starting point!
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