Singin- In The Rain: [best]

Singin- In The Rain: [best]

Kelly was not just a dancer; he was an athlete. He brought a masculine, athletic energy to ballet that made it palatable to 1950s male audiences. As Don, he is arrogant yet vulnerable, polished yet sweaty. His solo "Singin' in the Rain" is a masterpiece of physical storytelling.

The rookie. Poor Debbie. She was 19 years old. She had no formal dance training. Gene Kelly was a slave driver. She spent three months rehearsing until her feet bled. In her memoir, she wrote, "The only two things that were easy about Singin’ in the Rain were staying awake and throwing up." She collapsed from exhaustion multiple times. But watch her in the "Good Morning" routine. She sparkles. She holds her own against two giants. That is courage. Singin- in the Rain

Overall, Singin' in the Rain is a joyous, entertaining, and unforgettable film experience that will leave you smiling and singing along to its catchy tunes. Kelly was not just a dancer; he was an athlete