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Genres Romance; Vincente Minnelli; 113 Min; scores 19101 votes; 
; country USA. Meet me in st louis full movie. Meet me in st. louis full movie. الي جاي من الانستا لايك. Meet Me In St. Louis Full. Listening to this in my final hours as 16 years old. Video meet me in st. louis the full movie. ジュディ・ガーランド大好き！ MGM最後の作品「サマー・ストック」. What a great number, wonderfully performed by Judy and Fred. Judy was such an accomplished performer and dances,like a dream. Her outfit here is simply marvellous and should catch on in these days of drab and tattered fashion.
Imagine being that beautiful and talented wow. Christmas favorite.
Meet me in st louis movie trailer. My favourite scene from this wonderfull film a wonderfull and emotional reminder of the importance of family unity as emphizised by the family coming down stairs and sitting around the piano eating cake. No matter what life throws at you you can make it througth lifes thunderstorms with your family nothing is more important than them. I well up when ever I see this scene. It's emotional. From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it.
Meet Me In St. Louis full movie. Elizabeth sure was a cutie. Watch full free movie meet me in st. louis. This is one of my favorite movies. The songs are excellent. How anyone could go past The Trolley Song or Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas is beyond me.
Set in 1904 just prior to the World's Fair coming to St Louis, it shows the importance of family, and that the pursuit of money/status is not the aim of people, as represented by the move to New York and living in an apartment as opposed to a large (several generations old) family home in a 'small' city.
The best scenes in the movie (apart from the aforementioned songs) are the Halloween scene which (if you see it from the child's viewpoint) are what scary is all about; and the scene when the girls are preparing for the dance and planning their assault on the eligible boys to keep 'that Lucille Ballard' unattached.
Loved the tying of the corsets, which shows women's fashion has NEVER been based on being comfortable.
Perfect to watch at Christmas time or when you're feeling depressed.
Meet Me In St. Louis Full movies. All her features everything she is so delicate and loveley looking they are blind the movie industry just a bunch of fools thinking about money. Meet Me In St. Louis Full movie. This is one of my favorite musicals of all time, check out more of my suggestions on mymusicalstand. com.
Another Hollywood movie to display the singing talents of Judy Garland, who is always outstanding. An excellent cast makes this movie worth your time. Margaret O'Brien endeared herself with American audiences as she steals many scenes. Real family entertainment and a true look at an American family near the turn of the last century. Meet me in st. louis movie full cast and crew. Meet me in st louis full movie stream. All done in one take. so awesome. This is the best print online. The others are too dark and blurry. Thank you.
Meet me in st. louis full movie online free. Cuánto talento 😍. The Industry is just as cruel today to women as it was way back in Judy's day. Maybe worse. Old movies where character and morals still mean something. 1930-1950's Hollywood movies are fantastic! Love this channel, thank you for the download. What a fantastic actress Judy was! And what an extraordinary person she was R. I. P LEGEND. My aunt got free tickets to disneyland by Judy's grandson or someone who was related to her that was a male. It was like 10 free tickets. I wish I knew exactly who he was tho :o.
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Only Judy Garland can sing about the after life and make it sound awesome
What a great movie. She sings this so lovely, the best. OMG, her face. 1:32 Also, that dress looks so good on her. I ❤ 1950's. Curling iron invented I 1866, Hiram maxim got first patent. Ohh... I know! The movie is on TCM right now and I just watched this scene. It's very touching.
Although I'm very fond of this movie, and rate it highly, I can see why it might not be to everyone's taste. The values it appears to espouse, and to imply are universal, are underpinned by other, unspoken principals that today might stick in the craw. For example, although there are no black faces in the film, Skip to my Lou" and "Under the Bamboo Tree" both refer in an unthinking and somewhat patronising way to non-white cultures. On a different critical tack, none of women in the film show the slightest inclination to move beyond the home. You might reply to these criticisms, with justification, that they err in applying liberal stances of our own day to those of both St Louis 1903 and Hollywood 1944. But, as I say, I can see the objections.
Nonetheless, I am both impressed and moved whenever I watch Meet Me In St Louis. Impressed by the beautiful camera-work, the splendidly crafted sets and costumes, and the excellent performances. Moved by the result of the underlying structure, taking us through a year from one Spring to another, through the fear of encroaching night of Autumn, into the darkness of Winter, and out the other side. And moved, too, by the honour of the characters. When June Lockhart's Lucille Ballard turns out to be the very opposite of the Smith girls' vision of an East Coast snob, they are forced to change their unworthy little plan. The ensuing scene is one of the highlights of the picture for me, as Judy Garland's Esther, put on the spot by her grandfather (wonderful Harry Davenport) pays the price for her and her sister's meanness of spirit, and is rewarded by the unexpected appearance of her true love.
Yes, maybe these comfortable people in their big house can afford to be big-hearted. But that's the way symbolic drama has always worked: Oedipus and Lear are kings so that their fall is all the greater. This is the key to the inevitably more modest Meet Me In St Louis, but nonetheless the film is amazingly ambitious on its own terms, and teaches its moral lessons well, particularly so in the ballroom episode I've described above, but elsewhere too: for example, when Leon Ames's Alonzo witnesses his youngest daughter's extreme distress at the thought of leaving St Louis, and finds a way out of the situation in which he has dumped himself and his family, and thus demoting the economic values he has put before the happiness of his nearest and dearest.
But it isn't all morals. The emotional heart of Meet Me In St Louis is the relationship between sisters Esther and Tootie, played by the headliners Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien. This finds its climax in the heart-rending "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" which I have watched through tears on many occasions. Situated in the depths of winter, it is a lament for hope defeated by loss, simply filmed, magnificently acted - especially by the amazing O'Brien - and perfect in every way.
Don't let my 8 out of 10 fool you: Meet Me In St Louis is a wonderful piece of work. I concede the two points firstly because "Skip to my Lou" which does nothing for the story, should have been completely re-thought or, ideally, cut; and secondly because, in the 21st century, the idealisation of the family's world has lost some of its power - especially when you consider author Sally Benson made her screen debut a year earlier working on the dialogue for a somewhat more critical celebration of mid-West life, Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt. As we've seen, it's not as if darkness doesn't inhabit the world of Meet Me In St Louis, in particular that of Tootie, who imagines she has killed someone, that someone has tried to kill her, that Katie the maid (the incomparable Marjorie Main) has killed her cat, and so on. But today the no-place-like-home/love-conquers-all message of this wartime fantasy, no matter how brilliantly it is realised, sits as uneasily with us as, say, Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew does.
The fact that I can happily discuss Meet Me In St Louis in the same breath as great works of drama demonstrates to me that whatever reservations I, or others, may have, it is still a magnificent achievement, and an undoubted masterpiece of American cinema.
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