Singin' in the Rain Reviews

This is a movie of a bygone era - an era when an audience could be impressed by the sheer happiness of a story and moved by the footwork of a master.

I didn't think I would like old musicals as much as I liked this from the acting to the singing, especially the dancing, I wish there were more in the movies that came out similar to this

This is probably my second favourite musical ever, and that comes from someone who absolutely hates them, especially the romantic ones.

Everything is beautiful, the writing, the acting from the beautiful cast, the colours used in everything, the set designs, clothes-

Im singing too

I'm glad I didn't watch this years ago because I probably would've found it dreadful to get through. Nowadays I have a better appreciation for older films, and so I thoroughly enjoyed this. Musicals aren't my favorite either, but in here the singing and dance choreography were all fantastic. Also, Cosmo was my favorite character, and I loved the actor's physical comedy.

Donald O’Connor stole the show for me. What a dancer. Beautiful beautiful music.

The colors, the dancing what an amazing movie. Debbie Reynolds plays the sweetheart role perfectly!

they had me with the violin scene since the beginning, ICONIC 10/10

first part is good, then there is a confusing part

You know, I didn’t even know half those songs were from this film - crazy effect this film holds on Hollywood.

First and foremost - what a pretty film, Technicolor is no joke, the vibrancy and depth to the colour, especially in the “Broadway Melody” sequence was insane. All around a very good story, not quite the 5/5 it is for many others, although it isn’t a film that I’ve grown up watching from parents/grandparents which I truly think helps with any film, but a really great watch nonetheless.

Also my first Gene Kelly film… I know, I know! He’s fantastic, the pure athleticism required for set pieces of this stature is extraordinary. Such a strong physical presence throughout with fantastic choreography. Jean Hagen was the standout in many scenes for me, obscenely funny with that atrocious voice, although I wasn’t keen on the turn to villainy in the climax.

Even more fascinating watching this after being such a fan of Chazelle’s work, particularly in Babylon with its influence there, but even with the theatricality from La La Land’s musical numbers that I watched literally yesterday! There is something truly magical about Classic Hollywood - and Singin’ in the Rain encapsulates all of it.

love love lovee

bring back tap dancing in musicals please

What Talent!
#cosmo

Fantastic 10/10

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i ❤️ films about films 🤩

They sing not only inside but also outside (in the rain)

Such a nice movie, need to rewatch. The musics incredible

so good! When the dancing starts your eyes are glued to the screen!!

Spectacular, the choreography is out of this world and the cast are absolutely incredible! Truly, what talent from the actors!

It’s definitely not timeless and feels like a movie people think they have to like. Weird plot, storytelling and pacing, random singing that feels disconnected from story, strange blackmailing plot. Some funny and cute moments. Just watch La La Land.

4/5⭐️

I’m not a big fan of musicals, but this film absolutely surprised me and I loved it 🤩. The narrative, the presentation, and especially the most interesting part of the story — the transition from silent films to talking pictures — were all incredibly well done.

It is a musical comedy where the characters suddenly start singing in moments that seem completely unexpected or even unnecessary, but somehow you still enjoy every scene. The comedic approach to lip-syncing, with a famous actress who can’t sing or speak well being replaced by a talented theater actress with an amazing voice, creates a hilarious and entertaining story that eventually becomes a romantic musical.

The iconic dancing-in-the-rain scene is probably the most memorable moment of the film and has been parodied countless times in movies and television shows.

Overall, it is a charming and entertaining film that celebrates the evolution of cinema while showing the magic of musicals.