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They usually had interesting choreography and breathtaking dancing and catchy songs.
The only thing i liked was Maureen Stapleton and her red dress and dancing scene.
Evertytime that dude opened his mouth I was waiting for him to start dancing.
But this cast just gets by dancing, does a "nice" job singing but none of them spark one bit.
The oddly-named Vera-Ellen was to movie dancing what Sonja Henie was to movie ice-skating: blonde, girlish, always delightful to watch, but not an especially good actress and usually lumbered with weak material.
Even when Ogilvy and Company get fried by the Martians' 'Heat Ray'(?), they flounce and mince in some weird kind of dance, even when they're theoretically DEAD and reduced to skeletons, which persist in unseemly dancing and writhing.
It's one redeeming quality is the beautiful tango dancing, but that cannot make up for Sally Potter's disgustingly obvious tribute to herself.
The dancing was OK but nothing special.
This is probably because although the story, the acting, the dialogues and the direction all are dreadful, the music and dancing is what the people love about it.
Me, i do love the dancing but at the time thought that electro was the death of Hip Hop (i was so glad when round '86 a new generation of now classic Hip Hop artists appeared, like Krs One, Public Enemy, Ultramagnetic Mc's, Jungle Brothers, Bizmarkie to name a few), and i still don't like most of the beats in this movie and that is why it doesn't work for me.
But as far as i'm concerned, this movie is trash except for the break dancing and some of the music and so i can't rate it higher than a 4 out of ten.
Andy Griffith's ghost dressed in Native American garb dancing sends me into hysterics everytime.
I think the guys dancing at the beginning of one of Steven Segal's movies was intented to mock Jeff doing his forms to dance music at the beginning of this stupid movie.
The easiest way to describe it is as a sort of '90's British version of 'Grease' without the dancing, but even that makes it sound better than it is.
Often bursting into song or dancing a few steps, the capricious Steckert gradually gains the trust and affection of his captive and, as police close in for an inevitable showdown, the tethered pair are seen to be a great deal alike in their responses to forms of rejection, as discerned by a psychiatrist (Lindsay Wagner) assigned to aid a zealous police lieutenant (James Coburn) who is in charge of the manhunt for Steckert and his "prisoner".
It looks awful and cheesy, especially when they're dancing at the London Meat Co.
The dancing of many of the lead artistes is breathtakingly good.
Any studio worth its salt was either making fighting movies where fearless American soldiers beat the enemy, or Americans in general were singing and dancing.
The singing of the students is correct because we know from accounts that the students in the riot were singing and dancing before it became violent.
It is very well done and it beats hands down the ballroom dancing movies of recent years, especially "Strictly Ballroom".
While the music is nice and the dancing colourful, for me the movie is not about dancing.
He is drawn to the attractive image of a young woman in a dance studio he passes during his commute and this leads him to try ballroom dancing.
Attitudes to ballroom dancing, as conveyed in the film, are definitely non-Western, though the discipline and the music are clearly cultural imports to Japan.
The most beautiful scene: The old Viennese man, watching his old girl dancing 'the oriental way', as he is calling it.
But if you don't care for allot of naked women dancing and having sex, then this isn't the movie for you.
The dancing contest vies for the top spot of any of their numbers.
I mean the story may not be the best, but the dancing most certainly makes up for it.
It is not the same as the other films about dancing.
A few normal people found themselves from dancing.
Unlike the dancing films in Hollywood, the characters in this film are not handsome or hot young people.
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