Up in Arms

 (1944)

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I just saw this for the first time. I'm an old Danny Kaye fan -- grew up with Court Jester & other DK films; always appreciated his particular genius. I only saw the second half of this film -- but it... Full review
I just got up off the ground laughing
Jan 22, 2006
XweAponX - imdb.com
As a general Rule, I hate Hollywood musicals - Certain Musicals. This is just my personal taste and no offense to those who love musicals. Mostly because, and I bet a lot of people will agree with me, the music is... Full review
Not Danny's Best
Dec 16, 2005
msytn - imdb.com
This is not Danny Kaye's best effort. That would be The Court Jester, as far as I am concerned. This movie was badly written. It wasn't horribly acted but the actors weren't given anything much to work with. Danny deserved better... Full review
worth the watch !
Dec 16, 2005
patriciafruge - imdb.com
this is an old movie and looks really great now in color, looks like they remastered it? i read a comment about the movie and the fellow really did not like the film, said unless you were a Danny Kaye fan... Full review
A hilarious, supremely entertaining film
Apr 11, 2005
cjprentiss - imdb.com
One of the funniest movies of all-time. Danny Kaye's first film. Catapulted him from a virtual unknown to an international super-star. Two songs co-authored by his wife, Sylvia Fine, did the trick for him: "The Lobby Number" and "Melody In 4-F."... Full review
My all-time favourite comedy-musical!
Dec 07, 2002
classickai - imdb.com
The first Danny Kaye vehicle, this film still has the power to make me laugh. The action revolves around a hypochondriac named Danny Weems who is hopelessly in love with a beautiful nurse named Mary (played by the lovely Constance Dowling)... Full review
This is only the second Danny Kaye film I've had the pleasure of watching, and he certainly didn't disappoint. The scene at the beginning of the film is fantastic, and Kaye's outstanding ability to tongue-twist in a song mixed in a... Full review

Critics Reviews


MTV.com
Despite its erratic editing and uneven scenario, Up in Arms contains some priceless moments, including Kaye's rapid-patter songs "The Lobby Number" and "Melody in 4F", both written by Sylvia Fine (Mrs. Kaye plays Danny Weems, a hopeless hypochondriac who finds himself drafted into the army. ... Full Review

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