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Project #1 -1001 Movies I Must see Before I die- (1167 movies items)" Rating iMDB: My Rating: Director: Actors: Genre: The Plot:"
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Marjorie Main Partial Filmography (19 person items)" Judy Garland and Marjorie Main Harry Davenport, Judy Garland, Mary Astor, Lucille Bremer, Margaret O'Brien, Donald Curtis and Marjorie Main "
PopMatter's Essential Film Performances - 2013 (50 movies items)"Margaret O'Brien Like many film musicals from the early studio era, Meet Me in St. Louis features the beginning of something great. The Smith family and neighbors anticipate the 1904 World’s Fair, situated in the eponymous city. And yet with beginnings come fearful endings. The family’s immediate concern is their possible move to New York, from which middle America’s westward journey, to such a small city with a big heart, had saved them. This anxiety emerges in Margaret O’Brien’s Toot"
Sisters Characters Part II - Movies (38 movies items)" Margaret O'Brien Judy Garland Judy Garland...Esther Smith Margaret O'Brien...'Tootie' Smith Lucille Bremer...Rose Smith Joan Carrol...Agnes Smith"
Oscars 1945 Winners (My Version) (24 movies items)"Best Musical Score! Winner: Meet Me in St. Louis! Nominees: Brazil Cover Girl Lady in the Dark Up in Arms"
“It’s that subtle hint of darkness lurking underneath the sweet, colorful surfaces that makes Meet Me in St. Louis such a classic. Centering on a yea”
“It’s that subtle hint of darkness lurking underneath the sweet, colorful surfaces that makes Meet Me in St. Louis such a classic. Centering on a year-in-the-life of one typical suburban family pre-1903 World’s Fair, the story quietly details the triumphs and travails of the family, forfeiting a complicated narrative for the comfort of nostalgia. It is one of the greatest films ever made, and possibly Vincente Minnelli’s best-known film. Perhaps the greatest thing about Meet Me in St. Louis is how it forgoes the prior conventions of screen musicals, there’s nary a stage performer putting on a show to be found. No hyper-stylized sets, no dream world of the impossibly rich, famous, and glamorous, just an upper-middle class family in realistic settings slowly breaking out into son” read more
