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Stormy Weather (1943)

The relationship between an aspiring dancer and a popular songstress provides a retrospective of the great African-American entertainers of the early 1900s.

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Robert H 11 Mar 2016

STORMY WEATHER is a very unique film in a few respects. Given the time period it was made in, having an all-Black cast was probably pretty rare. It also affords a look at Black entertainers that few other films of the time had done. Still, there are extremely racist depictions that might not sit well with modern audiences. That aside, though, STORMY WEATHER has some amazing musical and dance numbers which may be enough to make you temporarily forget how much of a minstrel show the film really is. My personal favorites were Lena Horne's opening number "No Two Ways About Love," the title song, and "Jumpin' Jive," which has some of the best dancing ever recorded on film, courtesy of the Nicholas Brothers. The plot is nothing to write home about, but in a lot of ways, that really isn't the point. It's a showcase of Black talent, for better or worse (there is a scene where two characters put on blackface for a very racist/stereotypical vaudeville sketch), and talent on display is top-notch.

Jennifer D 17 May 2010

I've seen a lot of dance movies, but I have got to say that the end routine in this film just blows them all out of the water. It's phenomenal! The story here is pretty thin, but since when does anyone watch a musical for story? As blasphemous as this may be, it's a pity they didn't film in Technicolor. It would have popped fantastically. Still, entertainment in one of it's purest forms.

Terry G 09 Apr 2009

White guilt writ large and made celluloid. Anodyne and uncomfortable viewing. Thank Jesus for the Black Panthers.

Louisa B 19 Feb 2008

very weak story line, but the dancing and singing is good

Dulvlu S 21 Jul 2010

if you're waiting to see the Nicholas Brothers, like I was, you'll wait until the second to last number, but it's worth it! Besides, you had to wait until they were all famous enough to have a stage with huge stairs :) (oh, and one of Lena Horne's other famous songs is Honeysuckle Rose, in case you were wondering like I was)