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Calamity Jane(1953)

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  • Fun! Fun! Fun Musical!

    • maureen v.V
    • 7/2/12

    Doris Day was being herself as Calamity Jane. Fun and happy. Howard Keel is a handsome rugged Wild Bill Hickok. A good, fun musical movie to see.

  • Calimity Jane

    • Bobbee
    • 4/6/12

    When will we see it on TCM?

  • Unbelievable!

    • MGD1957
    • 3/29/12

    TCM is featuring 28 of Day's films as Star of the Month and they don't feature "Calamity Jane"? I can't believe the TCM programmers would've left out the film that's one of her favorites.

  • Delightful Doll

    • Condie
    • 1/14/12

    Of course Betty Hutton could play a more believable Calamity Jane. But she could not play a better Doris Day. And Doris Day is a delightful doll in this presentation.

  • What a fun movie!

    • Kristi
    • 2/10/10

    If you like fun, light-hearted musical comedies, then you will certainly love Calamity Jane. It's filled with colorful costumes, catchy tunes, and a lot of laughs. One of Dorris Day's best!

  • Calamiyty Jane (1953)

    • Jay Higgins
    • 9/14/09

    Overbearingly colorful and peppy, as well as way overlong. This is the kind of musical that just makes me groan. Doris Day gives such an exaggerated performance it gets annoying. There are some good songs, and it is well produced, but it has a phony look too it. There was little attempt at period detail.

  • We Want All Of Betty Huttons movies

    • Julie Crebs
    • 1/10/08

    This was a wonderful movie but there are so many more Betty Hutton movies out there that are not available for us to own on DVD: Let's Dance, Incendiary Blonde, Red Hot and Blue, Dream Girl, Spring Reunion, Somebody Loves Me, Star Spangled Rhythm. Please let us have them all. Now that Betty is gone, we need her movies to remember her.

  • Fun movie

    • JJ
    • 12/31/07

    Would love to see this on TCM

  • One of the grand old musicals.

    • Lewis Stone
    • 11/24/07

    While this movie may not be the quality of "Singing in the Rain" it certainly deserves to be added to your library of grand old musicals. You have a large number of Doris Day movies. Why not this one? I was learning to be a projectionest at the local theater at the time. This movie was the one where i "soloed" as a projectionist.

  • Best Musical of the '50's

    • Lee
    • 9/25/07

    Doris Day says it was her personal favorite. Would love to see it on TCM.

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