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writed by: William Ludwig
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story: St. Louis 1903. The well-off Smith family has four beautiful daughters, including Esther and little Tootie. 17-year old Esther has fallen in love with the boy next door who has just moved in, John. He however barely notices her at first. The family is shocked when Mr. Smith reveals that he has been transfered to a nice position in New York, which means that the family has to leave St. Louis and the St. Louis Fair
Mary Astor, Margaret O'Brien
Release year: 1944
Runtime: 113 Minute
These gurls coming up with terrible roasts and they be like: ? ????. LETS GO BLUES. I was a fan and never saw this MOVIE, NICE. RIP. Meet me in st. louis free full game. Meet me in st. louis free full length. American dad brought me here. Don't worry, Dad. We'll be dead in five minutes.
The Simpsons brought me here. Sure hope they both brushed their teeth before this scene. I grew up watching this in the early 60's. ?What a gas it was. I was in kindergarten and tried to sing along with Mitch and the gang all the time. ?They just don't make programs like this anymore. Meet Me in St. Louis In the year before the 1904 St Louis World's Fair, the four Smith daughters learn lessons of life and love, even as they prepare for a reluctant move to New York. Duration: 113 min Quality: HD Release: 1944 IMDb: 7. 6. Meet Me In St. Louis is from 1944. It's a story which happens in St. Louis in the year leading up to the World Fair held there sometime in the past. The exact year is irrelevant, and I cannot be bothered to look it up. It follows the story of a family embarking on all sorts of every-day adventures, such as the little girl's first Hallow's Eve, the slightly elder girl's problems with having a little sister, the two oldest sisters' problems with young men, and ketchup-making. Also the father's dilemma of being successful and getting a job in New York, thus disrupting the happy family's "small-city" life, or continuing to be only successful in St. Louis. Not much is to be said about the plot besides that. This movie has Judy Garland. And singing. And dancing. Of course. It's stupid. It's clever. It's silly. It's fun. Yes, there is a boy-meets-girl plot here. Yes, there is a girl-almost-misses-out-on-boy plot. And it's perfectly okay. Because it's fun. And that is the essence of a musical. To be fun. That doesn't mean it's only "fun" and nothing more to be said about it. It does involve some technical innovations, like the "crane dolly" I think that's what it's called) a clever little thing that allowed the camera to move and rotate in any direction. It's not exactly Bullet-Time, but still quite clever, especially for filming choreographed dance sequences. Like so many films from this era, it is greatly superior to many films of today (with the exception of Tarantino and a few other masters of film conversation) in terms of conversation. It's wit is a delight at times, and some scenes are what they are simply because of the sense of ingenious dialogue. The singing and dancing is seamlessly constructed and choreographed. They're diegetic (serve the advancement of the film's plot, instead of simply being a gratuitous musical scene, like in most musical in the late 1920's and early 1930's. And now for the shortcomings. It is a bit corny at times, but I'm not sure if it's because it's truly corny or if I've just seen it in so many films made *after* this film was made. I really like Judy Garland, unlike many of my colleagues. In this film, though, I did get a slight feeling of frustration with her, but not for too long though. It might be that I felt this way about her character because *she* felt this way about her character, which she apparently did. It's completely and utterly predictable, with only a couple of exceptions, which don't exactly have anything to do with the main plot, but more like subplots or deviations from the story. But that's okay, because this is a musical. In all, Meet Me In St. Louis is a fine film, I'll rate it at around 4 out of 5.

Useless ps. A song in this film is called "Skip To My Lou. That is also the nickname of an NBA player, Rafer Alston, who now plays for the Houston Rockets.

I love Judy Garland and this is the best version of Skip to My Lou that I've ever heard. Judy's vocals are absolutely astonishing and the harmonies of the background vocalists are beautiful! Wonderful movie. I love the sound of her voice. So clear and easy to understand. It's rare to hear such diction nowadays. It's very fine and beautifully precise. I love how back then people in the public eye made an effort to enunciate and sound classy. It just sounds so respectable because it's polished and precise. If I can afford it perhaps I'd get my future children some vocal training. I don't mind local accents at all, but if nowadays you have a classic glamorously refined voice like Debbie Reynolds or Deborah Kerr or Julie Andrews or Marni Nixon I expect most people everywhere will be charmed, even if you don't sound like others. A little finishing school can go a long way, and fine manners are hard to master if you don't grow up with them. I'd love to marry a woman with a voice like that. Jimbob1, Jack Anthony, Rosie Scard, your differences of opinion are stemming from Garland the commodity versus Garland the artist. When an artist as marvelous as Garland is placed into an atmosphere of business and high finances, it is difficult for the admirer to take sides. Fortunately, I can see both sides. Garland as the artist should not have been treated so badly by the studio; however, Garland the commodity needed to get with it, and get her act together as an employee. Betty Hutton had this same kind of duality as artist and commodity at Paramount. Fortunately, Betty got out and later got help. It was not a life and death issue for Betty like it later became for Judy.

This guy projecting his issues on her hard af. Bill burr's podcast brought me here. All I can say is though it's gone, be glad you had it. Some of us see scenes like this and can only mourn that we never did and likely never will. It is, without doubt, a beautiful connection.
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