Step Up Takes It To 3D

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1. Lamont Says:
   February 28th, 2008 at 18:50

   Wow, did you even watch the first movie? It was horrible. I mean, beyond horrible. Horrible slow pacing, unbelievable caricatures of poorly sketched actors with zero motivation and worst of all, boring dancing.
   
   I actually saw the second movie first, and eagerly tivo'd the first movie. Even for free, the first movie was just not worth it. Everything from the dancing to the plot to the dialog was just phoned in. I'm astonished anybody greenlit a sequel based on how horrible the first movie was.
   
   Then John Chu came out of nowhere, managed to put together a soundtrack that's stuck with me like an earworm, and directed essentially an hour and a half long solid dance number. I'd watch the second movie again, no question. And if he's directing the third, I'll be there opening night.
   
   

1. William Says:
   February 29th, 2008 at 01:17

   Seriously? You didn't enjoy Step Up 2?
   
   Sure, the plot was lame and the acting ran between adequate and dumbfoundingly bad. But I thought the dance numbers were entirely compelling. I got dragged to the movie by my girlfriend and didn't expect to like it at all, but I had a great time. Despite the TWO women with crying babies in the row behind me. If the movie survived that, it's got to have something going for it.

1. anne Says:
   May 17th, 2008 at 11:05

   i love step up but if they will turn it into 3d,we will only enjoy it on cinemas not on vcds nor dvds,i just wanna say that we still love step up even its not on 3d!!!

1. abootaboo Says:
   June 15th, 2008 at 23:17

   !!!!!!!
   I LOVED STEP UP 2!!!!!
   The dancing was absolutely amazing and it was really sweet. :)
   How can you not have enjoyed Step Up 2??? I thought the acting was pretty good and...I loved loved love loved loved the dancing. Step Up 1 wasn't really my thing. I only watched it after I watched and fell in love with Step Up 2, but I suppose it was okay. I prefer Step Up 2, though.
   
   The only thing I'm upset about Disney's new plan to make a Step Up 3-D is that I won't be able to watch it on my iPod or anything. I've watched Step Up 2 almost obsessively with my friends and it only being available at the cinema will be a bummer...but I suppose I can always go to the cinema multiple times. :)

1. VS Says:
   July 16th, 2008 at 10:38

   Rafe, you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
   
   I thought Step Up was awful, and so I very reluctantly went to see Step Up 2 at the Cinema. I loved every second of it. If you're not into films like that you shouldn't be reviewing them.
   
   A film like this is never going to be the best film ever made, but the music was brilliant, the dancing was amazing and it put a smile on my face for about a week afterwards.
   
   Not convinced about the 3D though.

1. Alicia Says:
   August 8th, 2008 at 17:24

   step up and step up 2 were the best movies ever created. period.

1. Ryan Says:
   August 24th, 2008 at 16:19

   I find it very difficult to comprehend that one found nothing interesting about Step Up 2. I find it near impossible to comprehend that one could think the dance sequences were dull, banal and colorless. I would then think that person was insane. The first movies pales in comparison to Step Up 2. You can't really compare them either. The first movie was set to be a drama with dance included in it. It wasnt set to be a groundbreaking dance film. Step Up 2...was. The dancers were highly skilled and brought elements to the screen that I had never seen in a dance film. It blew me away! Step Up I thought was fairly mediocre. I wouldnt see it again. I thought Mr. Chu did a great job reviving the franchise. And how can you go wrong with Robert Hoffman...he is one of the greatest dancers on the planet.

1. Lena Says:
   August 25th, 2008 at 21:32

   I was absoltely shocked when I just read this article!!! How in the WORLD can anyone say ANY of the dance scenes in the 1st Step Up movie was better than the dance scenes in Step Up 2 the Streets??? To date, I'm still playing the the dvd to the 2nd movie to see the cool dances scenes in it!! Channing Tatum is pretty hot (and I mean sizzling) but I much rather see Robert Hoffman's dancing (who isn't falling short in the looks dept. and the type of guy I would truly go for if I ever had the chance not the pretty boy type like Channing- but that's another story) I hope to see Robert and Moose in the 3rd movie!!

1. me07 Says:
   August 29th, 2008 at 16:16

   Ohhhhhhh.........I love Step up 2: The Streets!!! It's my favorite movie.

1. jen Says:
   September 9th, 2008 at 22:16

   ya step up hataz man step up 1 and 2 was the bomb well the 2nd one was the best cuz it had more dancing , i look foward 2 step up 3-d even though it wont be the same wacthing it at home but watever i juss hope this movie has more street dancing then sum ballie shyt

1. Sam Says:
   September 12th, 2008 at 23:18

   Step Up 2 was way better than 1. The dancing in the first one was so boring. 2 had substance to the dancing. I would much rather have the second one recreated in 3D than the first.

1. Sam Says:
   September 12th, 2008 at 23:18

   BRING MOOSE BACK!!!!

1. miah Says:
   September 17th, 2008 at 15:30

   Honsetly step up good channing tatum is gurjuzz omg but in step up 2 u could really see were they have cut and pasted like wen there in tha club dancing in the beginning she calls him todd and his name is tyler so yer laid

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