Step Up 2: The Streets

“A visually dynamic dance film whose electric choreography cannot redeem a thin, cliché-ridden script and flat character arcs.2008 (2.0)Directed by Jon M. Chu, "Step Up 2: The Streets" (2008) is a dance-centric romantic drama that serves as a standalone sequel to the 2006 hit. The story follows Andie West, a rebellious street dancer struggling to balance her troubled personal life with her desire to avoid being sent away by her guardian. To stay in the city, she enrolls at the prestigious Marylan”

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“The movie is amazing. The music is good. The dance is perfect. But the story writing it feels a little off..!!”

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“Some time ago I was a huge fan of this franchise. It all started with this sequel because I thought the first was a little lackluster aside from a mega hot Channing Tatum. Well he's topped here in my opinion by a gorgeous and very talented Robert Hoffman and a sexy and fierce Brianna Evigan (Sorority Row). This time around we are introduced to a competition called the street in which a group of MSA students gather to become a crew and compete. The politics are expected but effective and the danc”

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“It depends on how you felt about the first movie that will probably dictate where you come down on the second. Step Up 2: The Streets has flashier moves, somewhat-more interesting characters but almost completely abandons the stories of the first, which is a bit surprising given that sequels usually follow the story setup by the first movie(s). Step Up 2 does, but only by technicality. Still, I liked it more than the first because, when all is said & done, I'm here to see some sweet dancing more”

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