Step Up Revolution Soundtrack Movie For That

Step Up Revolution Soundtrack Movie For That

You can see the movie for that and be charitable about the moronic plot.

Shes an outsider, until the leader of the beach crowd befriends her.

Lifes a holiday until an evil real-estate developer comes along and wants to destroy the Eden on the beach by erecting a huge development.

The kids decide to protest in order to preserve their beloved turf.

And the snaky developer turns out, inevitably, to be the new girls daddy.

Im pushing the buzzer and shouting Beach Party Frankie and Annette But Im dating myself.

Step Up: Revolution is the fourth of the Step Up movies, a series of unconnected stories that serve as showcases for the kinds of young stars who sincerely hope theyll soon be in better movies.

This fourth one stars Kathryn McCormick, from So You Think You Can Dance.

She dreams of being a dancer and soon falls into the orbit of the Mob.

No, not that one.

This one is an awesomely well-organized, rehearsed, choreographed and disciplined flash mob that materializes around town and constantly mystifies TV news anchors, who report on its manifestations as if every appearance is a complete surprise.

The mobs leader, Sean, is played by first-time actor Ryan Guzman.

The Mob oversteps the boundaries of your average flash mob, to be sure; they even do a choreographed routine while dancing on the hoods and roofs of cars that are (luckily) stopped in traffic.

They have an uncanny way of materializing at public events involving the mayor and the evil real-estate developer ( Peter Gallagher ) and interrupting their speeches with high-octane production numbers.

Even though the groups M.O.

Miami Beach police seem singularly clueless.

Never mind. Theres another crucial element to the story.

It depends on all of the members of the Mob being immortal and stuck in a moment of time.

They are staging their protests because the development would go up right where they like to hang out.

Bwaa-bwaa Theres even the colorful restaurant run by a kindly old guy who is usually called Pop in these stories, although I missed his name this time.

Now, because Emilys father wants to tear down everything and erect his development, they are heartbroken.

Where will they hang out now Like many civic-minded people, I am in favor of landmarks and valuable streetscapes that are beloved by countless people.

But is the Mob trying to preserve Miami Beachs Art Deco treasures No, we never hear such a challenging term in the movie.

Because they assume that Pops, and their favorite little shops for pants and shoes, will be there forever and so will they.

But consider how tragic it would be if Emily, Sean, Pop and the gang were all still there in 50 years, still popping up by surprise to dance on cars.

No, it is the way of the world that people grow up and move along, and we cannot destroy the plans of developers merely to preserve kids precious hangouts, although if it involves Donald Trump, it might be OK.

OK, OK. Theyre good dancers, and well-choreographed.

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