I remember some of these songs from my childhood
I still remember some of the songs from this movie from when I was a kid. Watching it today I have an immediate question. They spend the opening five minutes with an instrumental song and a bunch of lines with changing background color for what purpose? Why couldn’t they go straight into the movie? Was this supposed to be five minutes so that the audience could sit down for the start? I just don’t get it. Thankfully that’s followed by a scene which introduces the two street gangs the Jets and the Sharks which sets up the conflict of the movie between the Puerto Ricans and whites. There’s nothing like watching street toughs dancing around the hard streets of New York City. Now that’s not to say that everything works in this production. A few of the songs seem pointless. Cutting some of them would’ve helped reduced the movie from two and half hours which tried my patience at times. Still the majority of tunes and dance numbers are enjoyable. My favorite is America featuring Rita Moreno and George Chakiris.
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