Ron Yuan
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The music film Step Up Year of the Dance, starring Sean Lew, Jade Chynoweth, Simrin C. Player, etc., directed by Ron Yuan, was released on June 26, 2019 in China. It tells the story of Two young people from different worlds put their differences aside and come together to form a dance group and win a championship in China. This is a Music film with a runtime of 100 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.7/10 from 2,442 viewers.
Ron Yuan
as Director
Sean Lew
as Dancer
Jade Chynoweth
as USA Phantom Dancer
Simrin C. Player
as USA Phantom Dancer
Jingjing Qu
as Mimi
Janelle Ginestra
as USA Phantom Dancer
Zack Roberts
as 52 Killer
Meiqi Meng
as Xiao Fe
Stuart D. Latham
as Tourist
Zhuang Jie Qiong
as Reporter
Owodog
as Tie She
Sung-Joo Kim
as Dai
Wang Yi
as He Chaun's Father
Yixuan Zhou
as Big Bird
Sdanny Lee
as Ni Zi
Jingxing Huang
as Iron Monkey
Lil Swagg
as USA Phantom Dancer
Sen Yang
as Charlie Wang
Li Wei
as Writer
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Unlike other reviewers, I watched the trailer before watching the movie. I knew what I was getting into. The only reason I watched the movie after seeing the trailer, if I'm going to be honest, was because of Sean Lew. He is an amazing choreographer and dancer, not only was he the assistant choreographer for the movie but he also starred in it and he was only 15 or 16 years old then. We definitely didn't get enough of him in this movie, high hopes for his future in dance and acting. I also wanted to see Janelle Ginestra, Jade Chynoweth and Joshua Taiwan Williams. Again, not enough of them in the movie. Taking away those personal preferences, honest opinion of the movie: It's not great. The script and dialogue is underdeveloped OR badly written. The movie is also dubbed in english, no subtitles. Might have been a mistake because we might have lost dialogue and feeling (not likely) by that choice. We'll never know. I just feel like this movie is a perfect example of why asian people have the stereotypical reputation of being unemotional, cold and robotic. One judge even sounds exactly like a robot AFTER being dubbed. Bad acting from that one all around, even her voiceover person. I watch movies because they evoke emotions in me. This movie did nothing to me, the only emotion it gave me was happiness from seeing people I recognize and dancers I like to follow. That is not a good sign for the movie. Can we also talk about the cinematography? What was up with that?! Weird close ups that were way too close, unnecessary slow motion, etc. Yeah, not a fan. The soundtrack is pretty good and the dancing/choreography is alright but could have been more out there. All I'm saying is that I've seen amazing stuff from the choreographers (Willdabeast and Janelle, as well as from their assistant choreographer, Sean Lew) and it didn't really show here. I don't think that they had free reins completely, but that is just my opnion. Also, when the rest of the movie is so bad, it also brings down the dancing and choreography because you can't really get into it. Lastly, would I recommend this movie? Not really. I got a kick out of seeing some of my favourite dancers in a movie, the rest of the time I basically just laughed because it was so cringy. If you want any of those two things... sure, watch the movie.
The moment that I heard of Step Up I rushed to the cinema without even watching the trailer and I was really surprised that the movie wasn't as I expected it was really really disappointing and it was really boring at some points. I wouldn't recommend it at all
source: Step Up Year of the Dance
Really, I was trying to figure out what was going on but it was throwing invalid characters. The fact that it presents the love relationship in the plot a little differently is interesting, but the script has many gaps. Does not let you bond with any character. The choreographies are quite boring even though they last less than before. It generally seems like the whole movie did not work properly.
Good movie for kids under 8. Too cringe. Really dissapointed.
The moment that I heard of Step Up I rushed to the cinema without even watching the trailer and I was really surprised that the movie wasn't as I expected it was really really disappointing and it was really boring at some points. I wouldn't recommend it at all
Sauce
The only good thing in this movie is the name. Boring.
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