Gidget

As cheesy as cheesy 50's movies get, it features three solid lead performances, a lot of out-of-place musical numbers (despite not being a musical) and surprisingly decent humor for the most part. The plot is pretty bare-bones, and it's a product of its time in every way, but overall it's entertaining enough. The third act raises some sketchy questions that never really get answered, which was irritating, & the pace starts to drag around the halfway point. All-in-all, worth seeing once.