Come Dance With Me

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Summary: fun, colorful comedy
Review: Bardot is Virginie Dandieu, the young wife of Herve Dandieu, a dentist (who looks like an apprentice butcher) who is involved in the murder of Anita Flores, a blackmailing dance teacher. Out to prove his innocence, Virginie poses as Frederique, a dance instructor and investigates the crime where it took place: in the studio. Silly, light hearted and sweet, this movie is visually appealing and entertaining.

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Summary: beautiful Brigitte
Review: Not her best movie but if you love BB you won't be dissapointed.
Lovely ,sexy she shows us what she got.

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Summary: retro fun!
Review: The storyline almost does not matter: it is all a pretext to showcase Brigitte Bardot's (stunning) curves. She can't act, but she is so cute! And she is also surrounded by a wonderful cast of character actors well known to the French cinema afficionado of the 50s: Dario Moreno as an overwhelmed mambo instructor, Noel Roquevert as the Forever Furious Father , Georges Descrieres as the suave but morally bankrupt playboy, Serge Gainsbourg -very young- as a loathsome creep...it's all good fun, and the visual quality of this DVD is also fabulous (hey, this is not "Death in Venice", but it is certainly colorful!). I recommend the movie as a very entertaining piece of kitsch, for kitsch and Bardot lovers alike.

Rating:
Summary: good, but not a BB-vehicle
Review: This well-made movie has one flaw: it's a little unconvincing, for it does not suit the talents of Brigitte Bardot. Renowned for her light comedies, playing a crime plot just isn't Brigitte's trade. I think her style too light, too gay for acting out the necessary mystery, horror and suspense.
In spite of that 'Voulez-vous danser avec moi?' still makes good watching. It provides good quality-acting, and its well-built story claims the viewer's interest from beginning to end. It also seriously deals with homosexuality, which is pretty groundbreaking for 1959. For this reason I guess Paris was the only location possible.

Rating:
Summary: good, but not a BB-vehicle
Review: This well-made movie has one flaw: it's a little unconvincing, for it does not suit the talents of Brigitte Bardot. Renowned for light comedies, playing a crime plot just isn't Brigitte's trade. I think her style too light, too gay for acting out the necessary mystery, horror and suspense.
In spite of that 'Voulez-vous danser avec moi?' still makes good watching. It provides good quality-acting, and its well-built story claims the viewer's interest from beginning to end. It also seriously deals with homosexuality, which is pretty groundbreaking for 1959. For this reason I guess Paris was the only location possible.