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when she smiles and with the blonde hair she looks nothing like the sullen, one note Bella. I always knew there was more to her. And hey! She can carry a tune. Very nice.

"No one could teach you to dance in a million year! Take my advice and save your money!" Oh Ginger...how wrong you are. I do believe this is the only time when the old joke about the backwards and in heels could be true. The awesome little jazz dance from Barkely's doesn't count, those aren't hig...

Love this scene, it gets my vote for best song in the movie. No offense to Audrey, whom I generally like, but I really wish the movie had been about these two. They had crazy chemistry. I also love how every time poor Fred tries to dress strangely, he still comes off as the most stylish and sophi...

interesting choice of song (considering as others have said, singing in the rain was Gene Kelly) and though I like Glee, this is not one of my favorite songs. However, I love all three of the movies you chose, it was clearly a loving, affectionate tribute and I liked the manipulation you did and ...

not that I thought those films were better (they're not) but liberal use of the FF button makes them more fun to sit through than some of the others. I still like the "peeled eel" dress better incidentally but I love this scene.

I love how he's tossing in extra steps and she's just trying to keep her balance! Poor Ginger! lol

swoon! Something's gotta Give and Dream did something for Fred, I don't know what but that's the first time I've thought "sexy" when it comes to him. Awesome movie, thanks for uploading.

"dear daddy what?" Oh Freddie! His age doesn't really bother me. It's like watching The Sky's The Limit. Yeah he's a stalker but it's Fred Astaire! What's he gonna do, approach you, sing a song and make you look glamorous and fantastic, that's what he's gonna do.

What have they done to those poor lyrics? I guess these aren't bad but in 1934 Ginger was throwing chairs and tables and never missing. Fortunately Ann Miller can salvage anything, even that racist song from On The Town.

I read this was Fred's favorite movie. His best was probably the Bandwagon but I can't gainsay him. There's nothing, NOTHING wrong with this movie. The acting, the songs, the dances, and the story just perfection

God what is it about this scene that just makes my heart clench? I think it's when the music turns into the music box bit at the end when Cyd finally starts to dance. I tear up and guh!

Is there a reason for this dance/song in the movie? Probably not. Do I care? Nope! I wish the entire movie had been these three (and the drum solo at the end of course)

His bandana is making this scene. Don't ask me why

Bill really does look like Jon Hamm. Now I'm not saying that the film version is better (the neutered lyrics are among its many problems) but this Lois ain't anywhere near being Ann Miller.

I really need to stop laughing at that line. It's just that look Sydney gives to him, gets me every time.

go ahead Audra, break my black shriveled heart with your wonderful voice.

wow...this version is actually palatable. Unlike the original with the irritating little brat with the afro. I get how people can like the original better though. It had the classic film musical choreography and carol Burnette. But let's face it, Hannigon would never teach them acrobatics and the...

wow! man still got the moves!

very interesting. While he's no Fred Astaire (don't worry, no one else is either) he was still very talented.

where did all the matching outfits come after Kermit was PWNED by Long John?

Fozzie may talk to his finger but Kermit's decision to ban alcohol on the open sea where there is no fresh water and danger of scurvy and he is surrounded by blood thirsty pirates makes him the stupidest person on the ship.

thank you censors for ruining a perfectly violent moment with your blasted alterations and rerecording. Man, when I was a kid I thought Jim was a strangely named girl based on the singing voice and I thought it was so great that a girl could be the lead in a pirate movie. I was only 5 or so at th...

This movie is a travesty but Bison isn't too bad. Better special effects could have made him awesome.

first of all: yay for puppet Brad! Second: So they can parody Glee and can feature Kurt but they can't show a Goth puppet or a puppet with a mohawk? humbug! 3rd: puppet Finn is a better singer than the real Finn.

@Nani101 I'll agree with you and the Redhead but I would've paid serious money to actually see Riff and Anita dance together. (Bernardo's terrific too)

Anyone else think that Ramses is far scarier than Voldemort? Not to mention more interesting.

@mdking2012

He did reject Becky at the end of 2nd season but he and the rest of the characters seem to have amnesia about that season so it doesn't really bother me. I don't actually think he has a preference for Rachel. I've never gotten the impression he likes her very much (or at all) and any...

"frankly miss Piggy, I don't give a hoot!" If only Kermit stuck by that attitude.

Ah! Childhood. Funny thing about this show. Other stuff happened, I'm positive of it, but all I remember is the awesomeness of Mr. Feeny.

Hah! I actually did see this before Cracked. It's attached to the DVD's of warner Bros. blooper reels. This was the 1936 one I think.

Wow 6 seconds of video that neatly sums up exactly what all the Puck/Rachel fans have been saying since Mash-Up. RM, take these two SERIOUSLY!

where did you get the end quote? Anyway, awesome. I won't mention any names because I don't want it to get removed like so many other good vids. Stupid overzealous copyright people!

She was phenom it always upset me when people insulted her singing in West Side Story and her need for dubbing. I always countered, but that final scene was powerful and she wasn't dubbed by anyone! Then there's Love with the Proper Stranger, which needs to be on DVD asap! She just kills me with ...

I love Mr Feeney! Who's this cow who stood him up? Doesn't she know he's awesome?