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Dance Flick (2009)

Director: Damien Wayans

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From Time Out New York

It’s about time those highfalutin dance movies got taken down a peg or two. Leave it to the genre-eviscerating wit of the ever-expanding Wayans brood to take on the rash of big-screen B-boy servings that have popped up in recent years. Dance Flick, a mishmash of Stomp the Yard, You Got Served and many others besides, isn’t a total waste—Damon Wayans Jr. has better than fair comic timing, and any screen time with Chris Elliott is good screen time. The art of spoofing, though, is as bankrupt as Michael Jackson.

Author: Drew Toal

Time Out New York Issue 713: May 28 - June 3, 2009


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Director: Damien Wayans

Cast: Amy Sedaris, Damon Wayans Jr., Shoshana Bush

Duration: 83 mins

US Release: May 29 2009




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