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Date Posted: 14:07:38 03/20/02 Wed
Author: Mariel
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Singin' in the Rain

After reading Eva's post, I must admit that i also would flip through the channels and once in awhile come across Singin'in the Rain and simply just pass it by without even giving it a chance. I'm really glad that we watched this movie in class because i really did enjoy it and it is my favorite thing in class we have seen so far. The way movies entertain us today is very different than how it was a couple years back. Everything was very simple in the movie, yet very entertaining at the same time. The parts i enjoyed the most were the scenes with Gene Kelley and Donald O'Conner dancing. I think they are two very talented dancers that make tapping look so easy.I must say from my experience as a former tap dancer it is indeed NOT easy, and takes a lot of talent and practice to do what they do.

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