Atom User Reviews for Hello, Dolly! 50th Anniversary (1969) presented by TCM
So much better on the big screen! Loved it!
I've seen it over 100 times. forgot how grand the big screen is
They just don’t make them like that anymore!!! Very fun!!!
Wonderful movie!
What a wonderful musical!! So much fun to see on the big screen.
This was one of the last big production musicals. Babs and Walter were excellent, as usual. Fantastic on the big screen. Noticed the asphalt leading up to the church in the wedding scene. Lol
Great on the big screen! Look for Michael Crawford, 20 years before he became Phantom of the Opera!
Streisand was awesome! The score and choreography were over the top! I had never seen on the big screen before.
Fantastic on the BIG screen!!!
What an incredibly beautiful film! The cast was outstanding and Barbra Streisand was just perfect in acting & voice! Hope they release ON A CLEAR DAY back onto the screens in 2020!
Excellent!
Great movie on the big screen
Amazing movie each time I see it. Thanks for putting it up on the big screen.
Nothing like seeing it on the big screen!!
Even better on the big screen.
I never have seen it on the big screen...1969, I wasn't into musicals...neither was the world, unfortunately, as the movie bombed at the box office...I have watched it on TV probably 15-20 times, but truly enjoyed it today...thanks so much for showing!
I’ve always loved Barbra Streisand, and I now have more reason to love her! “Hello Dolly” was great fun! Just enough hilarity, humor, emotion, and dancing gaiety! Don’t know why I’d never seen it before. Now I’ll have to watch it over and over again!
Metacritic
Gene Kelly directed, a long way from Terpsichore apparently, though not, alas, from the Thanksgiving turkey.
Emphasis has been placed on extravaganza, when it should really have been placed on getting good performances out of a talented cast.
By the time Streisand takes over the entire movie with the title number, in which the massive waitstaff of an upscale restaurant gathers to sing and dance her praises, I couldn’t help but wonder what all the fuss was about.