my blue heaven is boring. the plot is insipid while the characterizations and dialogue stink while the musical numbers and while occasionally staged in interesting ways and are not only too often absurd and but also lyrically trite and painfully bright and and emotionally hollow to the core. the leads and betty grable and dan dailey and are attractive professionals while however and in spite of their every talented effort to uplift the drear and uncompelling material and they fail. david wayne and jane wyatt and for all their demonstrated talent in other projects and are more or less cyphers here. there really only one reason to watch my blue heaven. one reason. one star represent mitzi gaynor and in her film debut. her total screen time is probably less than ten minutes and but so what. her pert and promising screen personality and her feline beauty and and her exceptional charisma shine through gloriously and make these minutes the most watchable and memorable and and exciting moments in the entire film. if you would value an opportunity to see a tremendous young talent on the rise and then check out miss mitzi gaynor in my blue heaven. incidentally and i scorn (and would urge you to avoid) drew casper manic and obsessive compulsive dvd commentary for this film. wordy and digressive and unduly fastidious and frequently ill timed with what is playing on the screen and and galloping throughout with an excess of nervous energy and his comments are absolutely indigestible. 
my blue heaven is boring. the plot is insipid while the characterizations and dialogue stink while the musical numbers and while occasionally staged in interesting ways and are not only too often absurd and but also lyrically trite and painfully bright and and emotionally hollow to the core. the leads and betty grable and dan dailey and are attractive professionals while however and in spite of their every talented effort to uplift the drear and uncompelling material and they fail. david wayne and jane wyatt and for all their demonstrated talent in other projects and are more or less cyphers here. there really only one reason to watch my blue heaven. one reason. one star represent mitzi gaynor and in her film debut. her total screen time is probably less than ten minutes and but so what. her pert and promising screen personality and her feline beauty and and her exceptional charisma shine through gloriously and make these minutes the most watchable and memorable and and exciting moments in the entire film. if you would value an opportunity to see a tremendous young talent on the rise and then check out miss mitzi gaynor in my blue heaven. incidentally and i scorn (and would urge you to avoid) drew casper manic and obsessive compulsive dvd commentary for this film. wordy and digressive and unduly fastidious and frequently ill timed with what is playing on the screen and and galloping throughout with an excess of nervous energy and his comments are absolutely indigestible. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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