Singing In The Rain: Movie Analysis

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“Movies touch our hearts and awaken our vision, and change the way we see things. They take us to other places, they open doors and minds. Movies are memories of our lifetime, we need to keep them alive.”(Martin Scorsese) When I was younger movies were not an important part of my life. I, of course, had favorites and enjoyed watching them; but they did not have the impact on me they have now. Movies and the film industry have taught me many important lessons. The film that changed the way I saw movies was Singing in the Rain and from that moment on I could help but devore every movie I met with. First, I grew up watching Disney movies and other cartoons but I was never able to see past the love stories. All of that changed when my mom took me to see Singing in the Rain. They were having an anniversary showing at the SunCoast and my mom did not want to go alone. I was reluctant to go because it was an “old person” movie. After the short documentary about the movie and interviews with the cast before the movie started I knew I was going to die of boredom. A sappy love story about a bunch of people who were old now, I mean who wants to watch that? …show more content…

Without ever having realized, I had fallen in love. The dancing, the music, and the actors had captivated me in ways that other movies never had. By the time we left the theater I had found a new favorite movie and an outlook on films that, before this experience, had been entirely unknown to me. “Education is the movement from darkness to light.”(Allan

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