Baby it’s cold outside – IOTW Report

Baby it’s cold outside

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The original from Neptune’s Daughter Neptune’s Daughter is a 1949 musical romantic comedy film released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer starring Esther Williams, Red Skelton, Ricardo Montalbán, Betty Garrett, Keenan Wynn, Xavier Cugat and Mel Blanc. It was directed by Edward Buzzell, and features the Academy Award winning song Baby, It’s Cold Outside by Frank Loesser.

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15 Comments on Baby it’s cold outside

  1. … & not one stitch of ‘Rich Corinthian Leather’ in the whole apartment!

    if it were done today it would be ‘Get Yo’ Ass Back Here Bitch, It Be Fuckin’ Cold!’ & be hailed as an instant ‘classic’, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame-worthy

  2. I could get banned for this. But cleanse yourself of pop Christmas music. Dominican Sisters of Mary have a new release “Jesu Joy of mans desiring” it’s as good as Christmas music gets. They’re out of Ann Arbor.

    This will be my last post on this. It’s just beautiful.
    You can find it at Spotify. Sold out at Amazon last I checked
    It’s just great.

  3. TO PHenry and all those down on this film because of the non-religious (“sinful”) nature of the song or this film

    Please remember, “Politics is downstream from culture”:
    It is in that sense I recommended this video.
    Is the song praising Jesus’ birth? No.
    Does every winter song *have* to? No.
    Does that make it sacrilegious? No.
    If so, it would make “love” and the pursuit of love a sacrilege.

    Esther Williams is sort of the DECENT 1940’s predecessor
    to the CORRUPT 1950’s Marilyn Monroe.
    Check out her films “Bathing Beauty” or “Duchess of Idaho.”

    It is *exactly* the sort of horseblinded, isolationist “I’ll stick with my ‘X’ and turn off the rest” attitude which has allowed the Left to take over “culture” and to move stardom from those like Williams to Monroe. And, it is *exactly* in that spirit that this song fits in well with Breitbart’s saying about politics and culture.

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