Release Date: Jun 8, 1984 Wide
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Jon Chardiet plays a Puerto Rican youth who targets subway walls for his graffiti renderings. For a while, it looks as though Chardiet's problems will carry the plotline, but before long the film's true raison d'etre comes to the surface. Rap-music deejay Guy Davis, in tandem with such like-minded individuals as music student Rae Dawn Chong, endeavor to stage a huge breakdancing presentation, featuring several musical artistes of the period. Harry Belafonte served as coproducer. ~ Hal Erickson,
Jun 8, 1984 Wide
Apr 15, 2003
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Interesting way of looking at a long-dead culture first coming to life.
Beat Street is one of the more innocent, sweet hip-hop films from the early days.
Without doubt Beat Street is the best film about the breakin scene. Everything about it is spot on,the clothes (puma),the music and most importantly the dancing! The storyline is basic,but hey whats there to tell a story about? The whole point of the film is to show what kids of that moment in time were doing,what
May 21, 2010Super Reviewer
I said a hip hop, hip hip hop and body pop down to your video shop (and rent this movie!). I bet they don't have it in though
September 23, 2009Super Reviewer
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