claudiaK

but then again, which movies, that are based on books, are true to the book? This movie was alright, acting was okay...but i think the book is way more interesting but it IS a bit dramatic for a Disney flick. In the book, there is another boy chasing after Vicky, named Leo and Zachary isn't so innocent in the book as he is in the movie.I recommend reading the book and then seeing the movie.

Well as far as Mary-Kate and Ashley Films go, this one isn't so bad. You get a look at London and of course some cute boys.At some points they are actually funny. The older the girls get,the better the movies seem to be. If you're bored, check this one out. Besides, they aren't made to leave important messages, just to entertain.

First saw the first half on television, then the last few minutes on an airplane movie. With satisfaction from just the beginning and end, I bought the movie, (also because of me being a big fan of Gene Kelly) and was not disappointed. The absolute best part of the movie is the "American in Paris" 18 minutes dance which Gene Kelly is at his best. The plot is cute and charming as well are the actors, 'Jerry Mulligan',Gene Kelly and 'Henri'Georges Guétary. Leslie Caron also gives a great first movie performance.

Another part in the movie, which is also rather long, is the part where Oscar Levent(the struggling pianist) performs his concert in a daydream. George Gershwin, who supplied most if not all the music, and him create great music, meaning a great soundtrack.

A wonderfully entertaining classic film that everyone should see. 10/10