That's Entertainment!

    That's Entertainment!
    1974

    Synopsis

    Various MGM stars from yesterday present their favorite musical moments from the studio's 50 year history.

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    Cast

    • Fred AstaireSelf - Host / Narrator
    • Bing CrosbySelf - Host / Narrator
    • Gene KellySelf - Host / Narrator
    • Peter LawfordSelf - Host / Narrator
    • Liza MinnelliSelf - Host / Narrator
    • Donald O'ConnorSelf - Host / Narrator
    • Debbie ReynoldsSelf - Host / Narrator
    • Mickey RooneySelf - Host / Narrator
    • Frank SinatraSelf - Host / Narrator
    • James StewartSelf - Host / Narrator

    Recommendations

    • 100

      Chicago Sun-Times

      A documentary of a time that began in 1929 and seemed to end only yesterday, and a eulogy for an art form that will never be again.
    • 100

      Variety

      An outstanding, stunning, sentimental, exciting, colorful, enjoyable, spirit-lifting, tuneful, youthful, invigorating, zesty, respectful, dazzling, and richly satisfying feature documentary commemorating its filmusicals.
    • 80

      New York Magazine (Vulture)

      That's Entertainment! is just that--and let the purists attribute to this amusement the pretentiousness it so charmingly lacks. [27 May 1974, p.90]
    • 80

      The New York Times

      The pleasures are abundant: Gene Kelly squelching sublimely through puddles in Singin' in the Rain; Judy Garland singing Get Happy over a series of clips of her faces at all ages—the result is a joyful obituary.
    • 80

      Empire

      The prototype for now ubiquitous 50 best blabla clips ever shows is well worth a look. They really are a bunch of the best ever.
    • 75

      TV Guide Magazine

      It's impossible not to get a nostalgic buzz as the hosts wander around the old sets and soundstages, while the anthology of clips creates a wonderful sense of popular culture during Hollywood's halcyon days.
    • 75

      Chicago Tribune

      Hollywood legends introduce a collection of moments from the finest MGM musicals, ranging from the first all-sound musical -- Broadway Melody of 1930 -- to the climactic ballet from An American in Paris. [02 Dec 2011, p.3]
    • 50

      Time Out

      Hollywood begins to package its feasts, and That's Entertainment! has all the flavour of the Vesta dehydrated line.

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