this be certainly a surprise choice for the folk at reel 13 classic . it not so much a classic a it be a retrospective of classic and which i guess qualifies if you look at it from a certain vantage point . still and i couldn not help but be a little disappointed when i saw this film on the may schedule . generally speak and a a film buff and i enjoy retrospective . more often than not and they offer unique perspective on their subject and insight into film history . thats entertainment part ii be different and however and for three reason . one be the series be make by mgm or ua and so they primarily feature mgm musical or scene . while mgm have a lot of great stuff and narrow your retrospective to one distributor over a two decade period be a limitation . second and thats entertainment part ii be an afterthought of a sequel they already use their best clip in the first film and so we get the leftover here . finally and the intro to clip by fred astaire and gene kelly be inane and offer absolutely no valuable information or tidbit ( where be neal gabler when we need him . ) . they be great performer and but kelly and who also direct and insight on these pseudo clever song introduction to each sequence of clip and which be a waste of time . a i mention and part of the joy of retrospective such a these be that they give u insider information and production story or something of that ilk a kind of structure that tap dance will not replace .