natalia wigunoStep up 2 the streets
April 3rd 2008 10:17
It's HOT, HOT and HOT. This movie is just so easy to be enjoyed, you don't even have to try! I love it from the beginning to the end. I prefer this one than their first smash hit, back in 2006. I reckon the dance are even more awesome in this sequel.
The story follows a journey of a rebellious cool, hot, street dancer Andie (Briana Evigan) in her struggle to fit in at her newly enrolled elita Maryland School of the Arts. I like one of the scenes, when she showed up in her first day, first class in school and was asked to dance in front of the class, and she was so laid back, and was just doing her own groove, with her messy street style outfit, oversize jacket, singlet, baggy pants with one legs down, and chewing gum in her mouth. So rebellious and very individual.
In her journey to fit in, she meets Chase (Robert Hoffman), a very fine young man I can tell you that, who has the overall package, young, good looking with killer body and awesome, hot, dance moves.
I love how modern, cutting edge the choregraphs are, it made me wish I can dance like that. The story line is also quite beautiful, teaches about friendship and not giving up on your dream.
A must see film for those dance fanatics out there like myself who just loves watching dance film or dance competition such as So you think you can dance.
My salute goes to the director of the film, Jon M Chu, and all the hip hip choreographer whom were involved in STEP UP 2 the Streets. Thumbs up for y'all!!
The story follows a journey of a rebellious cool, hot, street dancer Andie (Briana Evigan) in her struggle to fit in at her newly enrolled elita Maryland School of the Arts. I like one of the scenes, when she showed up in her first day, first class in school and was asked to dance in front of the class, and she was so laid back, and was just doing her own groove, with her messy street style outfit, oversize jacket, singlet, baggy pants with one legs down, and chewing gum in her mouth. So rebellious and very individual.
I love how modern, cutting edge the choregraphs are, it made me wish I can dance like that. The story line is also quite beautiful, teaches about friendship and not giving up on your dream.
A must see film for those dance fanatics out there like myself who just loves watching dance film or dance competition such as So you think you can dance.
My salute goes to the director of the film, Jon M Chu, and all the hip hip choreographer whom were involved in STEP UP 2 the Streets. Thumbs up for y'all!!
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