42nd Street Comments

Amelie 2022-04-07 09:01:08

7/10. The only historical value of the film is to use the changes of abstract lines to shoot kaleidoscope-style singing and dancing scenes. The most famous scene is the flow of geometric patterns formed by a circular stage and many beauties at the end, and a sea of ​​beautiful women and flowers are spliced ​​together with a large number of overlapping skills. The panoramic view and the camera moving crazily between the thighs, the virtual scene is constantly changing in the box of the train,...

Gardner 2022-04-07 09:01:08

One of the most profitable musicals of the 1930s brought Warner Bros. back from the brink of bankruptcy. Tap diva Ruby Keeler's debut, starring Werner Baxter, Ginger Rogers and Dick Powell, choreographed by Busby Berkeley. Among them, Ruby and Dick later cooperated in [Beauty] [1933 Gold Rush Girl] and other films, which became one of the most paired screen couples at that time. The excerpts are taken from the theme song of the same name of the movie, and the two perform...

Taryn 2022-04-07 08:01:02

It's so interesting to look at the works of Ginger Rogers before he became famous. The future singing and dancing queen actually played a rustic, monocle-wearing, no-show role, and gave the chance to become a hit to others. The image of the noble lady is completely different (mainly because the face is too thin!). Although the last shot is undoubtedly self-justification and intoxication by Berkeley and/or Bacon, it is still very...

Felipe 2022-04-07 08:01:02

Forty-second Street is the epitome of America in the 1930s, where there is murder, a life of hardship, and of course a dream of becoming a big star. The joyous and almost mindless plot undoubtedly implies that the United States has bid farewell to the Great Depression and welcomes the Here comes the singing and dancing of the new era. The brisk footage shows the story behind the theatrical performance. The scenes of the singing and dancing scenes are edited perfectly. The line dance performance...

Timmy 2022-04-07 08:01:02

Forty-second Street is the epitome of America in the 1930s, where there is murder, a life of hardship, and of course a dream of becoming a big star. The joyous and almost mindless plot undoubtedly implies that the United States has bid farewell to the Great Depression and welcomes the Here comes the singing and dancing of the new era. The brisk footage shows the story behind the theatrical performance. The scenes of the singing and dancing scenes are edited perfectly. The line dance performance...

Shannon 2022-04-07 08:01:02

Busby Berkeley's kaleidoscope of legs is blinding. But the real staggering thing about this movie is: this is where it all started! It was 4 years before a star was born in the first episode. After more than 80 years, Hollywood is still conjuring the story of 42nd Street, I mean la la land. Of course, that's the mentally handicapped version left over after so many generations of degradation. However, there are still people who will admire it, and I don't know that it's just for the afterglow of...

Berta 2022-04-07 08:01:02

Big white legs, kaleidoscope, unspoken...

Wade 2022-04-07 08:01:02

Big white legs, kaleidoscope, unspoken...

Alejandrin 2022-04-07 08:01:02

Another supplementary mark. mass...

Green 2022-04-07 08:01:02

I don't feel anything else, but photography really took off. By the way, I feel sorry for the audience who premiered in the film. After the stage play is too "movie-like", they can't see the perspective of God at all. Of course, the audience sitting in front of the screen is naturally It was very enjoyable to watch, and the last scene after the show was...