Step Up Revolution (2012) 5/10

Starring : Kathryn McCormick, Ryan Guzman, Cleopatra Coleman
Director : Scott Speer
Running Time : 99 mins

Emily (McCormick) moves to Miami with her family and, hoping to become a professional dancer, starts hanging out with a local flash mob and falls for their leader, Sean (Guzman), but when it is discovered that a wealthy business man plans on developing their local area, the group decide to transform from a flash mob to a dance protest group in the hope of stopping the developers.

I’ve watched all of the Step Up movies, and I’m really sick of them. The plots are almost identical, just with different characters, and generally these movies revolve around how awesome the dancers are in both dance skills and personal views on the world. Also, I didn’t realise that flash mobs were illegal! This one has a bit of a twist, which I won’t spoil for people who really want to watch it, but the twist wasn’t enough to make this any more tolerable than the previous three movies. Step Up 5? Probably...

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