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Video of the Day--Old Movies Get Funked Up

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I am not a fan of Uptown Funk.  The song annoys the hell out of me--more than almost any other song (the exception being The Way by Fastball).  This video, however, is a ton of fun.  I have no idea why all those dances sync up so perfectly, but seeing Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, et al dancing to Uptown Funk was the coolest thing I saw today.  I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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  2. I loved watching the dance scenes.

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  3. As soon as I saw this video last night, I knew I had to share it on here because I LOVE old musicals.

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  4. I do as well. It's amazing how in sync they are with the music.😊

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  5. I wonder what it is about Uptown Funk that allows this to be possible. I've seen a couple other videos like this using that song and they all sync up well.

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  6. I knew you would. I think my favorite is the one from Anchors Aweigh with Gene Kelly and Jerry the mouse.

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