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Î?Î?ÎÏ? Î?Î?Î?Ï?Î?κÎÎ?Ï?Ï? Ï?Ï?ο Î?ÎÏ?ίÏ?in english. Î?Î?ÎÏ? Î?Î?Î?Ï?Î?κÎÎ?Ï?Ï? Ï?Ï?ο Î?ÎÏ?ίÏ?i.p. ¦¥¦É¦Ò¦Á¦É ¦Ð¦Ï¦Ë¦Ô ¦Ø¦Ñ¦Á¦É¦Ïς. ¦£¦É¦Á ¦Î¦Å¦Í¦Á¦Ã¦Ïς... Έ¦Í¦Áς ¦Á¦Ì¦Å¦Ñ¦É¦Ê¦Á¦Íός ¦Ò¦Ó¦Ï ¦Ð¦Á¦Ñί¦Ò¦É. I wouldn't call "An American in Paris" one of the most overrated movies of all time since there seems to be a general consensus about this status. But it is certainly one of the most dated. On every single level it is so outrageously dated that you the year of release isn't even a alibi.

First of all, there's something a little dishonest about the title; the film teases our expectations by using Paris in the title but apart from some obligatory establishing shots, Paris isn't remotely present in the story. "Casablanca" could get away with it because the idea of the oriental city mattered more than the real setting but in the flashback sequences, they did their best to show Paris in the background, because you just can't cheat with Paris. Besides, can you imagine "West Side Story" shot indoors? Can you imagine a matte with drawn hills in "The Sound of Music" Even the sound of Gerschwin fails to make Paris alive. The film is also dated by Gene Kelly (and Stanley Donen) s "Singin' in the Rain, the movie that should have won the Best picture of 1952, if "High Noon" hadn't get it. We're talking of the greatest, funniest and most iconic musicals of cinematic history a quite a leap from 1951. Sure, Vincente Minelli didn't intend to pull any laughs from the viewers, but while watching the film, I kept wondering which scene he really intended to make an ever lasting impact. "I Got Rhythm" where Gene Kelly makes some great moves in front of admiring kids is one of the few I can still remember and the whimsical tone used when he strolls down the street. Neither of them involves the romance. Indeed, the film is also dated by the standards of romances, you can't make a picture in Paris and not have the city play an integral part to it. In 1953, Roman Holiday" was one of the first productions set in a foreign places setting the precedent where the local flavor enhances the passion between the protagonists. "An American in Paris" doesn't even allow us a small immersion in Paris, and apart from a few "bonjour" and "ça va" the film could have been set anywhere. I just saw recently the movie "Fanny" and at least, you could have a direct taste on the Marseilles waterfront. You can't cheat with Marseilles, you just can't cheat with Paris. "The Aristocats" felt more Parisian than this. Finally, there's no need to go till 1961, 1953 or 1952, Vincente Minelli's Best Picture winner is outdated by its Best Picture co-nominees, over the movie that changed the face of acting, winning three Oscars on that category, Elia Kazan's "A Streetcar Named Desire" and the no less groundbreaking "A Place in the Sun" I don't even know if it's even the best-looking Picture of the three, even "Quo Vadis" looked gorgeous and Peter Ustinov stole the show as the complex and tormented Nero. "An American in Paris" is a glorious and lavish anachronism only highlighted by Gene Kelly's contagious smile, great performance (yes) and Leslie Caro who does her best. Caron would get more interesting roles in the future, but it's clear that her frail lovability was exploited at the expenses of a real chemistry with Kelly, I could feel why he fell in love but not that she could love him back. The film itself is based on a rather bland love triangle whose only spices are the interactions between Kelly and Nina Foch, despite a few high spots, some musical numbers fell flat. The film was a gigantic ballet put on screen, there's never a moment where they try to transcend the barriers and make something new and fresh. Even the musical sequences feel like fillers to the plot, the climax of the story is an excuse for music just when the romantic triangle started to be interesting, Singin' in the Rain" had the same problem but it was in the middle of the film and here, it wasn't a plot that called for such digression, by the time it ends, you really stop caring about the characters. Especially when the young starlet is obviously too shy and utters English words that don't match her thick accent and when the friendliest person with Jerry gets the harshest treatment. This was the first musical to win after 15 years (the last one was "The Great Ziegfeld" so I wonder if nostalgia wasn't part of it, and that it marked the rebirth of Hollywood, the victory of Cecil B. De Mille's "Greatest Show on Earth" deepened the shift between the Academy and the new dispositions of Cinema in the 50's, but again, they didn't even nominate "Singin' in the Rain" so I'm probably missing something. I said I wouldn't call "An American in Paris" overrated, well, I'm having second thoughts now.

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