Review of The Singing Nun

As a fictional picture it works plenty on Hollywood formulaic offers, based on a true sad story of real Nun who committed suicide years later with her lover, in the sixties probably it won't sell instead this alternative production driven to self-called adjusted families, the delusional plot dovetails in a far-fetched stereotyped concept of religion, whatever might be, aside all this The Singing Nun is a great family entertainment in every aspect, upon the positivism look, the people needs a fantasy in their lives, this proposition is fulsomely achieved with Debbie Reynolds, first by her natural charisma and great proficiency to sing all those marvelous tunes, also the movie asserts a social morality explicit, letting the audiences uphold it plenty, for me an easy going and harmless presentation, with a great cast, mainly by beauty Greer Garson as angelic kind as Mother Prioress and of course the grumpy Agnes Morehead as Sister Cluny, the miscasting stays to Ricardo Montalban, even in very convincing act is hard to believe him as a priest, fully enjoyable for all ages and religions!!!

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First watch: 2020 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 7.25