Film · 1952 · Musical comedy

Singin' in the Rain

Directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen
1952
★ 9.7 editorial score

Nothing else on film is this happy, and the subject is an industry in a panic: Hollywood's terror at the arrival of sound became two hours of pure delight.

“The image that everyone remembers from "Singin' in the Rain" has Gene Kelly, dressed in a yellow slicker, hanging from a lamp-post and swinging his umbrella in the wild joy of new love...The entire sequence, from the moment Kelly begins to dance until the moment the cop looks at him strangely, is probably the most joyous musical sequence ever filmed.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com

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