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I think it actually honors the art form of dance, but not in a solemn, highbrow way.
Functions less as a story than as a catalog of references meant to interest a young audience: mixed martial arts, parkour, X-games, Red Hook, Chinatown, D.I.Y. filmmaking.
The dance scenes are inventive and pop out in all kinds of strange places.
Though director Jon Chu brings admirable energy and imagination to Step Up 3D's dance extravaganzas, he can't animate shockingly wooden performances or cure stumble-footed dialogue.
The main reason to see Step Up 3D is for the high-energy dancing and innovative camerawork, and on those points it delivers.
Saw 3D looked like the scariest tri-dimensional offering at the movies this year. Until now.
Genuine and genuinely infectious.
Incredibly stupid in just about every way. And yet, it had what may have been my favorite scene at the movies this year...[Blu-ray 3D]
If you're TV set and Blu-ray player can handle it, this 3D Blu-ray set of Step Up 3D corroborates the film's innovatie use of 3D.
The latest entry in a consistently underwhelming series...
Whilst the film attempts to advocate the organic and liberating tenets of dance, it contradicts this message though consumerism and unashamed product placement.
The only laugh comes during the end credits, when the phrase 'featuring characters created by Duane Adler' pops up onto the screen. This film had characters? Now that's entertainment.
Step Up 3D is one D too many. This gimmick-laden film is filled with clichés in the production as well as the script.
Step Up 3D ima isforsiranih momenata no na sreću takvih je malo pa vrijeme provedeno ispred ekrana relativno brzo prolazi
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Who needs competent acting and writing when there are so many shiny, pretty things flying right at you?
This, the latest variation on the "follow your dream" dance fantasy, draws an ever sharper line between tip-top street dance and bottom-of-the-class dialogue and acting.
While I did have fun while watching it, I can't say for sure if I would have been quite so forgiving if I had actually paid to see it.
The 3-D at its best pops (a red-gloved dancer bursts out from the screen as if diving through a window), but more often it's merely Dramamine-inducing.
This is a very silly movie, but it's a pretty fun one as well.
When Step Up 3D isn't throwing stuff at the crowd, its dance sequences do jump out of the screen in a pretty cool way. The routines are impressive, but the plot less so.
A major notch above its predecessors if only for its magnificent dance sequences and skillful choreography, but that doesn't mean you should invest time in it...
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