Ann Shoemaker, Ben Alexander, Edward Everett Horton
DVD Release Date: August 16, 2005
Stats: 277 reviews
Astaire and Rogers: Is there a better movie dance team? Gene Kelly with a Cyd Charisse is a close second, but with Rogers and Astaire we have the closest thing to a match made in heaven as I can imagine. Tough to decide between Astaire and Kelly which one is the overall better...( read more)
Ballet star Pete "Petrov" Peters arranges to cross the Atlantic aboard the same ship as the dancer he's fallen f...( read more)
Fun Astaire-Rogers musical, directed by Mark Sandrich with a Gershwin songbook. This confection has the usual slight plot of the team's films, but the musical numbers and the charisma of the two stars more than make up for the implausibilities. The supporting players Eric Blore a...( read more)
Brilliant Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers movie. It's fun, as they all are with exceptional dancing and choreography. And as with all their films, the supporting cast is outstanding. A classic joy from start to finish.
The dancing, the style, Ginger and Fred, the "campy" book, the sets (art decco), the costumes, are all to die for. If you want to see a CLASSIC - this one's for you. Ginger and Fred at their PEAK.
I thought this was one of the best Fred and Ginger stories, one that could actually work well again today. Plus I love Fred faking a Russian accent.
this one seemed a little off to me. still a great musical comedy romp with some impeccable dancing--on roller skates even, but the humour just didn't seem as sharp as it could have been. characters and their relationships also seemed a little less-than-average. great as this mo...( read more)
THE THE DANCE NUMBERS ARE DONE IN ONE FULL LONG TAKE. THAT WHAT MAKES THEM SEEM SO DIFFERENT FROM MOVIES OF TODAY
This board looks lonely. Be the first to talk about "Shall We Dance" !
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