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Appalling movie.

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    gbennett5 — 12 years ago(December 20, 2013 08:35 AM)

    And that's what makes it so annoying - Minnelli's numbers are SO
    dynamic, you wish they were in a different film.

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      CoSMiGoNoN — 11 years ago(May 25, 2014 11:52 PM)

      The worst Scorsese movie I've seen. Had to turn it off after 45 minutes. Boring story, annoying/unlikable male lead, ugly female lead.

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        greenbudgie — 9 years ago(April 05, 2016 01:52 AM)

        I wanted to see this movie because I wanted to find out what they had made of the jazz standards included in it. I never have like bop, but that quartet scene was one of the enjoyable jazz in the movie. Very lively.
        I was trying to make out who Liza Minnelli was trying to sing like. But she seemed like a demo singer even when she was on stage. Grabbing various styles from the various jazz songbirds of the 1940s. I wasn't convinced when she was doing a demo for a Peggy Lee in the studio, which I take to be still in the 1940s. Peggy never developed that really breathy style, that Liza was using in that sequence, till well into the 1950s. Peggy Lee was still experimenting with her own vocal style herself in the 1940s.

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