Let’s See a Movie About Rain and Singing

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If there were to be only one film title to sum up Miami, there’d be a tie between last year’s Oscar fave, Slumdog Millionaire (a nod to our bling-worshipping culture), and Singin’ in the Rain (for obvious umbrella-related reasons). Since we can’t let anyone know just how red our bank account has gotten lately, we’ll pick the weather-related Gene Kelly flick that tells how silent films made way for the noisy blockbusters we know and love — and shell out ten bucks a pop to see.

This Saturday night, as a part of the Spa at Icon Brickell’s Classic Movie series, watch how ’50s hoofers boogied in near-hurricane conditions. You won’t have to weather the elements in the theater, because plush couches, gourmet cupcakes, champagne, and 30 of your closest friends will be on hand to, um, protect you. But if you’ve never sung in the rain, well, you’re missing out on the quintessential Miami experience. This $12 evening out won’t break the bank, so feel free to belt out some post-recession tunes next time the meteorologist predicts more of the wet-wet. The movie begins at 7:30 p.m., and reservations are required.
Sat., Sept. 19, 7:30 p.m., 2009