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Critics Consensus: Step tells an irresistibly crowd-pleasing story in a thoroughly absorbing way -- and while smartly incorporating a variety of timely themes.
Critic Consensus: Step tells an irresistibly crowd-pleasing story in a thoroughly absorbing way -- and while smartly incorporating a variety of timely themes.
All Critics (94) | Top Critics (22) | Fresh (90) | Rotten (4)
Step is a story about relationships. And how even the most challenging family ties shape us into the people we are destined to become.
Director Amanda Lipitz takes viewers home with the students and creates palpable drama around their quests to attend college following their senior year.
What the film lacks in actual music and performance (only a snippet of Beyoncé's "Formation"?), it makes up for in intimate interviews with the Lethal Ladies and their mothers, who are doing their best to give their daughters a better life.
Lipitz's irresistible crowd-pleaser deftly balances the kids' juggling act of heartaches at home and in school, their dedication on the dance floor and their determination to achieve success.
[A] taut, intimate, passionate, and celebratory documentary ...
A straightforward, fly-on-the-wall portrait of real people struggling with real-life problems.
Step is an incredibly relevant example of how hard and rewarding it can be to succeed at life when there is every challenge to block your path.
Do you want to feel good about the world? Like even though Trump is in power, all hope is not lost? Watch this movie and let the girl power magic wash over you.
Step pays respect to the small decisions and conversations that help empower disenfranchised families to break free from crippling cycles of poverty and fear.
Bring girlfriends and tissues because this movie will have you all the way in your feelings. We cried both happy and sad tears, but we definitely cried.
The rare thrilling dance competition movie that's also an underdog sports tale.
Kudos to Lipitz and her team, and kudos, especially, to Blessin, Cori, Tayla, Gari, Paula and the rest for their incredible journey.
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