The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (7) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (3) | DVD (1)
A Date With Judy burlesques the antics of 'teen-agers in a domestic comedy with music. The youngsters may well resent it, but their elders may find it diverting.
A Date with Judy features a song called Strictly on the Corny Side, which might serve as the movie's theme song.
A Date with Judy is loaded with youthful zest, making for gay, light entertainment.
It's a bubbly old-fashioned romantic/comedy/musical.
Taylor is breathtakingly beautiful, but Miranda walks off with every scene she's in.
It's ridiculously old-fashioned, but it's also spectacular entertainment, with wonderful songs, a big heart, and plenty of laughs.
...a few good tunes are not enough to turn this musical comedy into anything more than lightweight escapist fluff.
Sweet comedy, a time capsule of teenhood in the movies in the 40's. Elizabeth Taylor is very young and very beautiful and Jane Powell is charming and pert. Carmen Miranda is a delight as always, her clothes are outlandish, take special note of her shoes and wonder how she could possibly walk in them! One quibble, the technicolor is unusually garish and at times the cast pratically glows orange.
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