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Step Up Revolution

  • Film
  • 3 out of 5 stars
Dancers take over Miami's streets in Step Up: Revolution
Dancers take over Miami's streets in Step Up: Revolution
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Time Out says

3 out of 5 stars

Look out, 1-percenters; you’re about to get served. The popping-and-locking heroes of this fourth Step Up movie speak truth to power the only way they know how: by busting hot dance moves in the face of stuffy old white guys. A troupe of guerrilla performers led by hunky Ryan Guzman stage synchronized routines on Miami’s escalators and restaurant tables; they gain righteous discontent from a classically trained ringer (Kathyrn McCormick), rallying the troops to take on her condo-building real-estate-mogul father (Peter Gallagher). The plot is pure boilerplate, yet the draw of this franchise has always been its fancy footwork, and the movie’s stuttering, herky-jerky spectacles of impassioned movement are pretty extraordinary. Why protest?

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Written by A.A. Dowd
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