One of last big M-G-M musicals
“Hit the Deck” is based on the 1927 musical play, which itself was based on a 1922 play called “Shore Leave.” R-K-O made an earlier film version in 1930. This version, made in 1955 in color and widescreen CinemaScope, came at the tail end of Hollywood’s Golden Age of the Musical. Costs were rising, public tastes were changing, TV was becoming more and more a competitive force, and studios were letting their stars’ contracts lapse.<br /><br />Three sailors, Danny Smith (Russ Tamblyn, “West Side Story”) and Rico Ferrari (Vic Damone, “Kismet”) and their superior officer William Clark (Tony Martin, “Easy to Love”) stationed in Alaska join forces to find a way out of an ice swimming detail. Finally, they score a 48-hour leave in San Francisco, where each gob sets his sights on a girl. William has Ginger (Ann Miller, “Easter Parade”), who wants a wedding ring; Danny is enchanted by Carol (Debbie Reynolds, “Singin’ in the Rain”), a young actress starring in the film’s musical-within-a-musical; and Rico has eyes for Susan (Jane Powell, “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”), Danny’s sister.<br /><br />If the plot reminds you of “On the Town,” you’re right. But it’s worth watching for Ann Miller’s incredible tapping in “Keeping Myself for You” and the climactic number, “Hallelujah,” Powell’s renditions of “Sometimes I’m Happy” and “Lucky Bird,” and Tamblyn’s athletic dancing in “A Kiss or Two.” Though “Hit the Deck” doesn’t come up to the level of M-G-M classics like “An American in Paris” or “Singin’ in the Rain,” it’s a chance to see the Hollywood musical in its last, lavish hurrah. There are no bonus features on this unrated Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : HIT THE DECK - Anchors Aweigh. On the Town, Hit the Deck. Hollywood has always known what to do with sailors on leave: Give ’em some pretty girls and some great songs and watch the fans line up to enlist! Hit the Deck hits all the right notes as three sailors (Tony Martin, Vic Damone, Russ Tamblyn) and three cuties (Jane Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Ann Miller) flirt, squabble, run afoul of shore patrol and of course, fall in love to a hit parade of Vincent Youmans tunes. Highlights include Miller’s polishing the floor as The Lady from the Bayou, Martin’s romantic mastery of More Than You Know and the stage-filling rouser Hallelujah. Music, romance, fun: don’t miss the boat!.