Who else loves calamity Jane.

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Anyone else?

I've n ot seen it in years butnI always loved it as a kid

Love it. And Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!

I love it but much of it doesn't stand up to modern ethical scrutiny.

Yes I love the part where she takes off her cloak at the dance.

My nickname as a child

It's great. So many good songs. I love it when calamatity comes home caked in mud.

Me! Absolutely love it

Doris Day is fabulous. Great voice, decent human

I always wished Calamity could have stayed as she was & got together with Katie.

Yep, great film!

Oh yes

Ohh yes I love it, I was looking for a movie to watch so this is perfect!

Me me me

I love that film. I've watched it countless times. It has some great sing-along songs.

Has anyone found steaming locations for any of the old musicals? I always think Calam would have done well staying with Kate as well!

Love a Doris Day movie!

Top film. Know all the songs

I just relistened to “Black Hills of Dakota” and nearly cried (nana is a huge fan and I used to harmonise it with my sister before we stopped speaking). But I do love these old musicals overall even though some of them skate close to the edge - looking at you Oklahoma with an entire song where one character encourages another to commit suicide.

Their teeth are UNREAL though. Remember most of London was knocked down and England’s population was surviving on 2g of butter.

I always wanted Calam and Katie to live together in their gorgeous shack 😁

So many of my fellow ppl. Can I ask how old u are? I'm 40 and ppl are often surprised to hear it's ny fav film m

Would u describe her as a cowgirl? Or a tomboy?

@helpfulperson it's an old film so it fits in with older times so I don't give a monkeys if it fits in or not

☝️this. Reminds me of watching them as a child.

Meeeeee ! i love it , Doris Day was so lovely ,i also love On Moonlight Bay and By the Light of the Silvery Moon.
Just pure escapism from the drudge of life .
My late uncle was a big tough man and he loved Doris Day films too.

I think it’s Seven Brides for Seven Brothers that doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. I watched it at a small local theatre with a bunch of friends, & only stayed for the whole thing because a couple of our friends were in the cast & it would have been really rude to leave.