The Step Up saga, known for their awesome chroeographies stories, bring us a fourth part, Step Up Revolution. This time, the story comes around simultaneously between the life of Emily Anderson (Kathryn Mccormick), whose dream is to be a professional dancer, daughter of a huge bussines man who owns Miami hotels; and Sean Asa (Ryan Guzman), lider of a dance group called "The MOB", which purpose is doing flashmobs all around Miami at anytime with huge and massive choreographies, on the way to a dance competition to win a sponsor. Emily and Sean match in one thing: the passion of dancing.
Emily gets interested in the MOB and decides to join them, but something awful gets on her way. His father will destroy Sean's small town to build a comercial center, and the only chance to save his neighborhood is to win the dance competition which will allowed him to save his town and reach his dream.
What choice will Emily take? Her father's or Sean's?
Step Up Revoltution has come up with positive critics, so this is highly recommended for the audience who likes the kind of musical movies, and those who share passion for music and dancing. It has a great soundtrack so you'll not get bored at all, and it involves a well structured story, with huge conflicts, ovbiously a love story for the girls and awesome choreographies that will blow your mind. It's not just about dancing, it's also about how far can you go to chase your dreams and the love of your life; so it also has a deep lesson about that.
Notes from the Moderator: I have not been a true-blue follower of street dance, and I confess I have not been really aware of Step Up. But this reflection has kindled my curiosity in the genre and the fact that there is a whole series of these movies. This essay is a good slice of setup and opinion with minimal GPS errors. Thanks for posting.
--mike


By: Fernanda Vargas and Carlos Valcarcel.