A Date with Judy
Cast :Wallace Beery, Jane Powell, Elizabeth Taylor
Director :Richard Thorpe
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Released Date :June 21, 1948
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DateMay 24, 2004
Summarya date with judu
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I have seen this movie many times on vhs and have enjoyed it with my family.The film is good family entertainment and the singing by Jane Powell is terrific especially, its a most unsual day.I am so looking forward to its release on dvd.I am looking forward to many other jane Powell films also to be released on dvd.So please how about it?.Two weeks with love would be great.I have enjoyed Janes films all my life.

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DateOctober 24, 2003
SummarySo so
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I love Jane Powell and Elizabeth Taylor. I'll watch them in anything. But their characters are so bratty in this movie it was almost torture. As far as romance goes Jane Powell and the other boy, don't have chemistry. It feels like Jane is forced into the situation.
But there are a couple of things to recommend. Carmen Miranda sings a couple of numbers and plays a dance instructor. Xavier Cugat, like in the better previous Holiday in Mexico, comes to the high school to perform a number, as if. It kind of undermines what a famous musician he was. The most curious of all things in this movie is Elizabeth Taylor's number. Maybe the studio wasn't exactly sure about her appeal yet but she sings a song in this. She lipsyncs and it's generic but still that's surprising enough. But she was declared the prettiest girl in the movie so at least they were aware of something.

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DateSeptember 13, 2003
SummaryIts A Most Unsual Day as you watch A Date With Judy
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I always loved this movie. I was one of the lucky ones who was able to get a copy of the VHS when it came out in 1989. I love this movie.

Here is a brief Description

Judy (Jane Powell) is a little teenager from the 40's who just thinks about boys and being a social little darling. Well that is until she meets big High School Boy. Even though she is in Junior High she dumps the boy who really loves her and goes out with him. Well unlucky for her the boy who loves her sister is the rude and spolied (Elizabeth Taylor) well at the end Jane and her realy boyfried get back together.

Great Movie. It's a shame they don't make'em like this anymore.


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DateFebruary 25, 2003
SummaryFun, Nostalgic, Adorable Charmer!
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Get ready for laughter, romance, wonderful musical numbers, and an overall UPBEAT, FEEL GREAT time!!! Among the main stars in this fun color musical are Jane Powell, Scotty Beckett, Liz Taylor (just sixteen yrs. old ), Robert Stack, Carmen Miranda, and Xavier Cougat. The story is set in Santa Barbara, CA where sixteen yr. old Judy Foster (Powell), a vivacious teenager, finds herself in all kinds of chaos due to misunderstandings and family mixups. Lots of fun song and dance numbers by the charming Carmen Miranda. Powell sings gorgeous renditions of "Judaline" and "It's a Most Unusual Day." I LOVE THIS MOVIE and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!!!

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DateOctober 24, 2000
SummaryLET THE FUN BEGIN
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A cluster of MGM stars are showcased in this song-filled comedy that keeps you chuckling from beginning to end. Jane Powell is Judy Foster, who sings weekly on a local radio show sponsored by next door neighbor Elizabeth Taylor's father. Liz's younger brother, Oogie, is the leader of the band for the show and is also in charge of the music for the big school dance which everyone is preparing for. He also has a crush on Judy. But Judy and Liz both have a crush on local soda fountain adonis, Robert Stack. Guess who wins?

In the meantime, Judy's learns that her father, Wallace Beery, is seeing Brazilian bomshell, Carmen Miranda, on the sly. Not realizing that he is taking dancing lessons to surprise his wife, Judy manages to frustrate relationships in several different directions.

The whimsical plot is laced with several dazzling musical numbers. Jane sings the up-beat "It's A Most Unusual Day", the radio show's theme song "Judaline", a mad-cap duet with Oogie "I'm A Little On The Corney Side" and the spirited "Love Is Where You Find It." Carmen Miranda dazzles with "Cuanta La Gusta" and Xaviar Cugat and his orchestra wrap it all together with their beautiful Latin rhythms.

So, curl up in a comfortable chair and enjoy A Date With Judy.

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