Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? - Movie Download Services
Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? was an incredible movie! Both Perry and Jackson were amazing! Maybe thats what makes the movie so good.The great cast includes Perry, Jackson, Scott. The movie moves on like a dream and end leaving you wanting for more.
If you love watching Perry or Jackson, you are deffinetly going to want to watch Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married?.
With his film adaptation of his play of the same name, Tyler Perry asks the question, "Why did I get married?" The answer is different for each of the four couples featured in this relationship comedy, which includes Janet Jackson as a psychologist whose own marriage is on shaky ground. Not known for subtlety, Perry hammers in the point that no marriage is perfect--just as no one is completely blameless. Even when he presents a thoughtless husband who cheats on his wife with her hot best friend, he doesn't present the wife as a helpless martyr. As portrayed by singer Jill Scott, Sheila is an overweight woman who is cowed by her bully of a husband. But the happily ever after that awaits her is almost worth all the verbal abuse she has taken from her philandering spouse. Scott is wonderful in her role and showcases a depth of real emotions. She also brings great humor to her role (After knocking someone out, she asks a police officer, "Did I kill him?... I should've killed him.") Delivered by anyone else, the line would've been callous, but Scott is believable. Jackson, who looks lovely on screen, has a smaller role and does what she can as a wife who is having a difficult time coming to terms with the death of her young son. As for Perry, who plays the cuckolded husband of a high-powered attorney, he tones down his act to succinctly convey hurt, anger, and resentment. Though he's best known for his broad, physical comedies, he shows a deft hand at tackling answers to a very complicated question--even if the answer may be a work in progress. --Jae-Ha Kim
Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory, Vol. 3 - What- How - and Why!
Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory, Vol. 3- has always been a favorite of mine.Through out the movie, Jane Powell simply shines. Eleanor Powell actually caught my interest too.
I think Jane Powell and Eleanor Powell worked wonderful in Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory, Vol. 3. The great supporting cast includes Jane Powell, Eleanor Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Gene Kelly, Judy Garland.
If you are a true like Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory, Vol. 3, you will want to add this movie to your collection.
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Summary of Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory, Vol. 3: HIT THE DECK - Anchors Aweigh. On the Town, Hit the Deck. Hollywood has always known what to do with sailors on leave: Give em some pretty girls and some great songs and watch the fans line up to enlist! Hit the Deck hits all the right notes as three sailors (Tony Martin, Vic Damone, Russ Tamblyn) and three cuties (Jane Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Ann Miller) flirt, squabble, run afoul of shore patrol and of course, fall in love to a hit parade of Vincent Youmans tunes. Highlights include Miller s polishing the floor as The Lady from the Bayou, Martin s romantic mastery of More Than You Know and the stage-filling rouser Hallelujah. Music, romance, fun: don t miss the boat! DEEP IN MY HEART - That Kelly lad sure can dance. Fred Kelly. In his only credited film role, he and legendary brother Gene happily hoof a I Love to Go Swimmin with Wimmen specialty romp in this colorful musical biopic about Sigmund Romberg, the ex-piano man who went on to compose some 80 productions. There s much more to love, too. Ann Miller gams and glams It (from The Desert Song). Jane Powell and Vic Damone remember Will You Remember (Maytime). Jose Ferrer (as Romberg) demos all the roles of a gleeful Jazza-Doo spree. And before Deep in My Heart is sung, danced and jazza-done, you ll find Cyd Charisse, Merle Oberon, Howard Keel and more. The talent runs deep. So does the fun. KISMET - With Alexander Borodin s soaring music fashioned by Robert Wright and George Forrest into Stranger in Paradise, Baubles, Bangles and Beads and more evergreens, Kismet turned the Broadway stage into a glittering, gleaming Arabian Nights dream. And this was ideal material for the dream factory. To Hollywood and director Vincente Minnelli, Kismett was kismet. This lavish musical follows one fateful, fabulous day as a beggar-poet (Howard Keel) and his daughter (Ann Blyth) cross paths with a wicked wazir, a wily temptress, a handsome prince, a magical curse, opulent sets and exotic adventure. Princes come, princes go, sings the beggar. Glorious Kismet endures! NANCY GOES TO RIO/TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE " Yes, Nancy Goes to Rio " and fun comes along! A colorful backlot Rio is the setting for a comic tale of personal and professional mixups as aspiring actress Nancy (Jane Powell) and her Broadway-veteran mother (Ann Sothern) seek the same stage role. Adding to the Brazilian flair: Carmen Miranda in zany-hatted performance glory. Powell s sunny charm and bright soprano are again on display when she and Debbie Reynolds turn a 1900s Catskills vacation into Two Weeks " with Love. Powell hopes to catch the eye of suave Ricardo Montalban by wearing a form-fitting undergarment: a (shhh!) corset. Reynolds reels in affable Carleton Carpenter for a legendary Aba Daba Honeymoon showstopper. Speaking of legends, Busby Berkeley provides the musical staging. BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936/BROADWAY MELODY OF 1938 " There s no stopping them now. Eleanor Powell taps the spangled ebullience of Broadway Rhythm in Broadway Melody of 1936, 15-year-old Judy Garland sings a smitten Dear Mr. Gable to a portrait of Hollywood s King in Broadway Melody of 1938 and both actresses notch out career breakthroughs. Powell plays an Albany girl-next-door who poses as France s and Broadway s exotic La Belle Arlette in the Oscar-winning* 36 romp. The 38 tale has her portraying a horse trainer who s just as much at ease in taps and tuxedo as she is in riding boots and jodhpurs. Judy steps lively, too, joining Buddy Ebsen for Everybody Sing. Everybody enjoy. These star-making Melodies are playing every classic fan s song. BORN TO DANCE/LADY BE GOOD - Eleanor Powell s the girl, James Stewart s the gob and Cole Porter s the tunesmith in Born to Dance, a break-a-leg tale of an understudy turned Broadway star that includes Powell taking command of a battleship for Swingin the Jinx Away. Her radiant appeal and astonishing tap-dancing skills energize the screen ag
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