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The action, singing and dancing are compressed into the lines of flamenco dances as tightly as pure emotion can be condensed into a sonnet, or any other strict form, and yet they transcend with the freedom of the gypsy spirit, if you but open yourself to the experience.
The only reason I finished this sleep enhancer is the sexy dancing of Mexican actress (and exotic dancer) Yolanda Montes billed here as Tongolele.
There are long, uninterrupted sequences of the marvelous Moira Shearer dancing to one of Rachmaninoff's fabulous Variations on a Theme of Paganini.
At full length, with three times the dancing, and a better love story between Shearer and Mason, it would be a movie I might expect to see in Heaven.
This showed made me want to take up dancing.
I think this kind of dancing makes for an excellent work out, or just getting your anger out.
Pollio just skates by as Sonny Westwood and although his character has some fun moments in the film with his singing dancing, Pollio's real acting chops show in his first movie, HOW IT ALL WENT DOWN.
The scene in the bar when the men are dancing between them is just memorable.
Aishwarya also exhibited her decent (and evolving) acting talent as well as graceful dancing skills.
If you love anything to do with dancing, you MUST see this movie.
The cast is brilliant, the dancing is magical.
It captivated my attention, I felt emotion through the dancing and acting.
The best example is just before going out on an ambush, suddenly everyone is dancing flat out with an energy that overflows.
The focus was also on the soundtrack rather than dancing, so this is a much more thoughtful and full-bodied presentation of the score.
The only thing which I dislike about the series is the singing and dancing acts.
well this is passably the worst film i have ever seen in my life except of course death Vally the revenge of bloody bill, but anyway the i dear of dancing and black gang warfare is hilarious but at the same time just plain crap! but there was 1 good gun scene but apart from that it was abdominal sorry but i speak the truth.
This film contains a lot of bad crooning and extremely ineffeciently displaying of ugly tap dancing.
Helen Wood's brilliant dancing made we wonder whatever became of her.
But the bottom line is: such dancing!
It's got all the clichés, like the older generation who doesn't "get it", and young people dancing and strutting their stuff in revealing outfits.
The film starts in Java 1909, where we see to Mata Hari dancing an exotic temple dance.
It started with them singing and dancing again, which is fine, it makes sense that a movie about a singing group starts with the group singing.
So you still have basically the same things going on with the girls (Galleria gets big headed and then humbled, Chanel struggles with parental problems, Dorinda enjoys dancing) with the addition of Aqua and her fashion thing.
Aqua was definitely developed more as a character in this movie, but her lines were spoken as if she was delivering them to a six year old half the time (dancing cats and dancing counts?...) Her so-called awesome fashions for the end number were pretty ugly too.
The essence of capturing a romantic hero of the movies on film has seldom come off (proof of that is the unsuccessful 1951 version of "Valentino" starring Anthony Dexter); here, Russian ballet star Rudolf Nureyev struggles with his Italian accent, struggles with his romantic partners, and really only looks comfortable with the dancing (an early scene featuring Valentino and Vaslav Nijinsky together on the dance floor is the picture's best moment).
There's a scene I find humorous(..while others might find strange and/or pathetic)that shows Archie in the middle of a crowd of hipsters dancing in a psychedelic hall as some band was playing with weird-colored strobe lights flashing throughout.
Several years ago, when I first saw this movie, I felt that it was melodramatic with awkward dialogue and clumsy direction, and not worth my time, except for the dancing segment with Moira Shearer and James Mason ("Jealous Lover").
Supporting her were Johnny Downs, who had been singing and dancing in programmers for years and had started out as one of the "Our Gang".
The previous reviewer says everything so I will just add that if you can find the uncut version, there is a scene with Conchita (Angela Molina) dancing flamenco in the nude that lasts a good few minutes and is not cut like in the Criterion DVD... this full scene adds weight and more strength to the film and brings home the main character's jealousy more.
An Italian ballad is playing over the soundtrack through the previous scene and continues into this scene, wherein Marc Anthony, playing a low-level restaurant bus boy, a small, quiet, incidental character, begins dancing with himself as he mops the floor of the restaurant.
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