A Quartet of Winners!
Turner Classic Movies is manna for movie lovers.  Boasting a massive library of M-G-M, Warner Brothers, R-K-O, Paramount, and independent features, the cable station runs its films uncut and commercial free.  A  series of DVD's in the TCM Greatest Classic Films Series from Warner Home Video packages four features in each of six releases devoted to specific genres.<br /><br />The best of these by far is "American Musicals," a real treasure containing  "Singin' in the Rain," "Meet Me in St. Louis," "Easter Parade,"  and "The Band Wagon."  These tuneful Technicolor song-and-dance fests rank among Hollywood's very best musicals, featuring three of the genre's greatest stars.  Gene Kelly heads the cast of "Singin' in the Rain," which regularly tops critics' Best Musicals of All Time lists.  Judy Garland stars in the period pieces "Meet Me in St. Louis" and "Easter Parade."  Fred Astaire headlines "The Band Wagon" and "Easter Parade," behind-the-scenes show biz tales with great scores and witty screenplays that draw upon conflict with his leading ladies.<br /><br />In "The Band Wagon," Astaire is Tony Hunter, a fading Broadway star talked into working with ballet dancer Gabrielle Gerard (Cyd Charisse) in a Broadway play directed by an Orson Welles-inspired Jeffrey Cordova (Jack Buchanan).  Betty Comden and Adolph Green's screenplay milks laughs from the oil-and-water blend of Hunter's hoofer and Gabrielle's classic styles and the grandiose intellectuality of the director's approach to a bright and bubbly musical.  Director Vincente Minnelli creates memorable musical numbers, especially "A Shine on Your Shoes," which takes place in a Times Square amusement arcade, and "Dancing in the Dark," a lyrical number performed in Central Park as Tony and Gabrielle discover that they can dance together when the mood is right.<br /><br />"Easter Parade" finds Astaire's Don Hewes abandoned by his longtime dance partner (Ann Miller), who is setting out on a solo career.  Vowing to pick someone from anonymity and mold her into a new dance sensation, Don plucks Hannah Brown (Judy Garland) from a line of chorus girls and starts his rigorous transformation.  The Irving Berlin score is thrilling, and includes the amazing Astaire solo "Steppin' Out With My Baby," Miller's knock-em-dead rendition of "Shaking the Blues Away," and "A Couple of Swells," with Astaire and Garland as hobos with a Terpsichorean flair.<br /><br />"Meet Me in St. Louis" contains the Garland standards "The Trolley Song," "The Boy Next Door," and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," but also the beautiful, lesser known "Over the Bannister," "Under the Bamboo Tree" (a sublime duet with Margaret O'Brien) and "Skip to My Lou."  The Halloween sequence is a stand-out, as little Tootie volunteers to go up to the creepiest house in the neighborhood and "kill" its owner with flour.<br /><br />"Singin' in the Rain" is simply glorious.  Kelly performs his signature title number, of course, but also hits the bull's eye with "Good Morning," performed with Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds.  Watch young Reynolds in this number.  She's dancing with two of the best veteran dancers in film, holds her own and looks as if she's been hoofing her whole life.  The O'Connor solo "Make 'Em Laugh" is quite simply the funniest musical number ever put on film.  The film's Comden & Green screenplay lampoons the period in Hollywood when sound suddenly made silent pictures obsolete and threw the industry in a tizzy as it had to learn how to make "talkies."  Jean Hagen, as silent star Lina Lamont, is hysterical.<br /><br />I love all four of these musicals, and was amazed to see them available in a single set.  If your budget is limited and you want to collect vintage musicals, this M-G-M quartet will provide you with unparalleled entertainment.  Even with repeat viewings, you'll never get tired of seeing Astaire, Kelly, and Garland doing what they did best.
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