"Don, it'll be a sensation! "Lamont and Lockwood: they talk!"

Rating: 9/10 (12 October 2016)

SINGIN 'IN THE RAIN is just a great circuit, musicals, comedies and romances. The film is full of songs, dance, color, a sort of rebellion and good cheer. Film witty caricatures and parodies panic during disturbing transitional period of silent to sound films in Hollywood in the late 1920s after the sound revolution prevails. Regardless of the lighter topics and cheerful atmosphere, the film is technically very demanding.
Most segments of the film appears to be light and airy, in fact, nothing was easy. All positions are impulsive and arrogant, and refers mainly based on conflicts, which are actually part of a rather amusing parody. The elements in this film can hardly be viewed individually, because it is all rather "scattered". Therefore, I can not boast scenario. Photography is really excellent, the scenery opens up space for song and dance. Each of the actors got some own space. It is interesting. They each show individually.
Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood was dominant. The movement and rhythm. Maybe a little too much gloss. Certainly his performance in the rain is unforgettable. Donald O'Connor as Cosmo Brown has an infectious relaxation. Quite comical character who was sentenced to "fill in" some gaps, because Mr. Kelly can not all arrive alone. Debbie Reynolds as Kathy Selden remained in a shadow. Probably because the filmmakers wanted to create the same effect as with Ms. Caron. Jean Hagen as Lina Lamont is the most important character. Parody on which the movie is based. Her acting performance will still remembered. The film full of dance and song there is a character that can not even sing nor dance, but still remains the biggest star.
Anyone who likes a little nostalgic dance and songs will love this movie.