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19106 vote
1944
7,8 / 10

brief=In the year leading up to 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
Writed by=Fred F. Finklehoffe, Irving Brecher
This gave me goosebumps and a single tear fell down my cheek. Heaven is the only place for a Goddess like this. ❤. Beautiful, peace and goodwill to all at chrisrmas time.

Cuánto talento 😍. All this and Ma Kettle too. Okay, I'll admit it. I don't like musicals, and this is corn.
But, I gave it a chance. I watched it all the way through, didn't fast forward (I couldn't, I was in a theater. and tried to get into it. And I came to the following conclusion: I don't like musicals, and this is corn.
But this particular kind of corn was stock-in-trade for the major movie studios, and the whole system was perfectly adapted to churn out this kind of bland, lovable, inoffensive fluff. I'm not so much of an ogre that I won't admit that I chuckled a few times. I did.
But didn't anyone notice the dysfunction under the veneer of wholesomeness? I'm especially thinking of the five-year-old daughter who is utterly obsessed with death, kills her dolls, has funerals for them, and insists that the neighbor boy that Judy Garland is hot for "tried to kill me! In another era, she'd be a goth chick waiting to happen. Did they send 5 year-olds to the psychiatrist back then? She definitely needed some major couch time, let me tell you.
I am upset and feel I got gypped out of the action at the St. Louis Worlds' Fair. This is a topic that I am somewhat interested in, and also supposedly a place where the hamburger, the hot dog, and the ice cream cone were first glimpsed. I thought that's what the whole film was about. But no, it wasn't. There's just one meager scene at the end of the film, lasting about one minute. I wanted wacky hi-jinx at the fair! Encounters with foreign visitors! Intrigues! Lost children! Escaped tigers! Train crashes! Stuff like that. Perhaps someone could make that film, it sounds a lot more interesting. Maybe I'll have to write it.
I enjoyed the scene on the trolley as well, I wish there was more trolley! There's my litany. It certainly isn't going to change most people's opinion of this film. Seems to be a beloved classic for almost every person that commented. Oh well. I can't be expected to agree with the masses all the time, or, ever, for that matter.

Born and raised😌. Bless you for helping to preserve the works of this wonderful actress.

 

Rolf: “Ill take care of you!” Exposes his entire family to the Lieutenant Me: NO I LOVE MARIA AND GEORGE, DONT YOU DARE RUIN MY SHIP. JUDY and FRED danced sang great with each other always have always did. I loved them Both Judy could sing dance act and had so much humor and yes so much witt which has faded out a lot now a days.

Poor Vinnie, she was a good wife + mother - but she'd be dangerous with a credit card. Great movie, have not seen it in years. One of the best scenes ever on scene. I Wish Jeanette MacDonald Could Do It Better Than Judy Garland in MEET ME IN ST LOUIS But Jeanette was 40 Years Old. Hair and dress goals tbh. Watch TV Online, Stream Episodes and Movies | Xfinity Stream Xfinity Now connecting to your entertainment experience
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Her and Whitney have the same power in their voices. Wow, that was more than 70 years ago. Quality looks great.