Reviews — On the Town
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
It’s hard not to think of the saying about leaving well enough alone while watching this film. Sinatra, Kelly (who shares directing duties) and Munshin portray sailors granted a brief leave in New York City. Upon arrival, they become enamored with three women – Betty Garrett, Ann Miller, and Vera-Allen – and backed by the musical expertise of Green/Comden and Bernstein, all the elements are present for an unforgettab…
John Chard
A charming depiction of a lovely city has arrived on screen. Like it often does, the narrative at the heart of On the Town isn’t something to be overly enthusiastic about, but it emerges as one of MGM's most enjoyable and lighthearted offerings. It’s a musical filled with humor, thanks to its gifted performers and vocalists. The film, which was taken from a popular stage show, is accurate in acknowledging that…

