A couple of out of work songwriters try to persuade a wealthy stockbroker to back them. But he turns out to be broke as they are.
If you have got seventy minutes to kill and a weird tolerance for tea-and-crumpets tap dancing, Cheer Up! is a pretty harmless way to spend an afternoon. ☕ People who love high-energy 1930s nonsense will find it charming. But anyone looking for actual depth or modern joke structures should probably steer clear. The p...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Leo Mittler
Louis J. Gasnier
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"If you have got seventy minutes to kill and a weird tolerance for tea-and-crumpets tap dancing, Cheer Up! is a pretty harmless way to spend an afternoon. ☕ People who love high-energy 1930s nonsense will find it charming. But anyone looking for actual depth or modern joke structures should probably steer clear. The plot is basically a cardboard box of clichés. Two guys who write songs are totally flat broke, so they try to trick a rich guy into giving them cash. Only, surprise, the rich guy i..."
Charles Hawtrey
Michael Barringer, Stanley Lupino
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