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#12 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is fashionable, fluffy without being frivolous, and funny. Its stunning performances easily make it best in the genre.
#25 The Court Jester (1956)
The Court Jester is the most fast-paced, disorienting, silly movie I have ever watched, and I enjoyed every absurd minute of it.
#32 Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
Sit back and watch The Man Who Owned Broadway hold FDR hostage for two hours while he divulges his entire life story because Mr. Roosevelt has nothing else important to focus his time on in the 1940s.
#30 Funny Girl (1968)
Let’s take a look at the career of Fanny Brice and evaluate how feminism and fragile ego ultimately killed her marriage.
#15 A Star is Born (1954)
When life imitates art a little too closely.
#38 The Music Man (1962)
Where we learn what kind of college would give a degree for accosting women like a Saturday night roudy at a public dance hall.
#8 Swing Time (1936)
The several minutes of forced laughter isn’t the only thing cringey about this film
#3 Top Hat (1935)
This iconic (and arguably most famous) dancing duo fight through feathers in this glorious and fluffy movie.
#85 The Wayward Cloud (2005)
A truly bizarre love story(?) that features depressingly isolating and lingering scenes of humans moping around interspersed with some truly fire song and dance numbers.
Content warning for sexual assault, tho. I’m not kidding and I’m sorry.
#39 Guys and Dolls (1955)
Only a good woman can save a man from the dangers of gambling, or Peaky Blinders: The Musical.