Because You're Mine

Because You’re Mine A famous opera singer falls for his sergeant’s sister at boot camp.

STARS: Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow, James Whitmore

103 min | Comedy, Musical | 1952 | Color

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BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE a total joy to hear and see!!!!
An afternoon of complete JOY hearing Mario Lanza singing....also and an extra in hearing Doretta Morrow. Lanza's Granada was electrifying. One of the nice extras of retirement is being able to enjoy the afternoon or evening in such heavenly company.
The total music in this movie is superb. Anyone who enjoys music no matter what age should enjoy Lanza's movies. They should be a teaching tool for singers and musicians of all ages. Today we are not teaching our children to appreciate fine music and to enjoy listening and learning about what it means to the heart and soul. Truly these movies are masterpieces of art and should be treated as such.

You Are Mine...All Mine Because You're Mine ***1/2
Mario Lanza belts them out beautifully with his co-star Doretta Morrow, in the only Hollywood film she ever made. The film was 1952's "Because You're Mine" and it was a perfect vehicle for both these very talented people.
James Whitmore was fabulous as Lanza's sergeant whose sister is Morrow. When romance blossoms, Whitmore can't take it and the fun really starts. There is a memorable fist fight in the film between the 2 guys and naturally, both land in the brink following this altercation.
Spring Byington and Don Porter as well as others give firm support. The singing is wonderful. I loved when Morrow sang You Do Something to Me. Naturally, they're rendition of the title song is memorable.
The film is a musical treat.