Friday, February 4, 2011
‘Bus Stop’ - 1956
Not a great movie, but almost universally seen as the role that allowed Monroe to break through the dumb blonde stereotype and deliver a performance with range, power and even subtlety. She’s quite good as a below-average singer trying to overcome her hillbilly roots and dreaming of Hollywood fame. She’s touching as she sings “That Old Black Magic” for a rough, rowdy bunch of unappreciative cowboys, but the corny plot ultimately makes the whole movie fall flat.
Posted by Ahmed at 6:30 AM
Labels: Marilyn Monroe Movies
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