Marquita King

Classic musical about a family living in St. Louis who have the perfect lives, although a fair amount of drama starts to build up when the father (Leon Ames) announces that they are moving to New York City after the holidays. The two oldest sisters (Judy Garland, Lucille Bremer) are hoping the men they are in love with asks for their hand but even this is up in the air. I've read a lot of great reviews about this film and I've also heard some rather negative ones. The negative comments talk about how the movie shows the perfect family having the perfect issues in their perfect lives but everything is so perfect only perfect things will end up happening. Well, I think there's a lot to be said there because this film is somewhat corny in how perfect everything is but that's just the type of movie it is so it's kinda unfair to criticize it for that. The word perfect could be placed anywhere but I'll call the acting, directing and music all perfect. Minnelli does a terrific job with all the material here and while the story itself is quite corny, you can easily overlook that because Minnelli paints a wonderful picture and just takes the viewer along for the ride. I really enjoyed the rich, beautiful Technicolor, which perfectly captures the wonderful costumes and really brings them to life. The outdoor scenes during the snow looks incredibly well and the cinematography is top-notch as well. "Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis. Skip to My Lou. The Trolley Song" and "Home Sweet Home" are among the best musical numbers here but we've also got Garland doing a terrific version of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" which I'm sure many have heard even if they've seen or even heard of this movie. Garland and Bremer are both very good in their roles but I thought Ames and Astor were the real keys to the charm of the film. Especially Ames who never seems to get enough credit for what he does in the film. Harry Davenport, Tom Drake and Margjorie Main are all great as well. Child star Margaret O'Brien is the one thing that didn't work for me as I found her quite annoying and her character fairly creepy.

The Saint Chappelle chapel in Paris?is just astounding! To get in though, you have to wait in the same line?as a bunch of?folks about to go into a courtroom for trial, so dress accordingly! It's well worth it. That nascarface round and round and round and the following roast was literally. really honestly in actuation, I'm not just throwing this around. hilarious. Tony might not get every shot on point, but oh my lord he has some fireworks?????. I like how tony helped that guy face the crowd. The Cathars needed to be crushed. They were heretics. USURE MAY BE WORST THAN TERRORISM HUNGER IS THE WORSE KIND OF VIOLENCE.

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