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Synopsis: Recently released from juvenile detention, talented dancer Maria Bennett finds an outlet for her passion with a new dance crew.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Music
Director(s): Bille Woodruff
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
10%
PG-13
Year:
2011
110 min
$696,794
524 Views


and we beat the 718.

Wait, hold up.

You're trying to use us to get revenge?

That, and part of

the grand prize is that

your choreographer

gets an internship.

That'S the kind

of break I need.

Who said you were going to

take over our choreography?

BRANDON:
I mean, we

could use the help.

Right now,

we're just winging it.

Her Stuff could

push us over the top.

Au right,

so can we get started?

No, see,

you're tripping.

Audition is at the end of the month.

Let's do this.

BRANDON;

Tina, Lyric.

Part of the grand prize

is $100,000.

I know we could

all use that money,

but with your grandma's medical

expenses, I thought.,

Why you got to

put us on blast?

No, I'm not.

Look, you know I

got your back, always.

And if you really

don't want her in,

just say the word

and I'm down.

But I think we should

do it for Grandma. I do.

And if I say no, I'm

the bad guy, right?

Pretty much.

All right,

Fine, she's in.

CARLA:
Yeah!

But if she gets in my face

again, I'm going to cut her.

With what?

Your razor sharp wit?

My what?

I just said yes to you

to get in my crew.

How's she gonna talk to me

like that.

All right. Five, six, seven, eight.

It's one, two, three,

four, five, six

and seven, eight.

One, two, three...

One, two, yep, three, four,

five, six, seven, eight.

You guys got to trust

that the guys have your back.

And you guys need to turn,

and you guys need to know

that they're coming.

Three and four, five and six,

and seven, eight.

One, two, four,

six, eight,

Are you serious?

Get up! Ge! up!

Carla, pay attention!

Whoa!

Oh, my God!

TINA:
This is so Stupid.

I'm not into it, right?

Yo, can we just stop arguing

for two seconds and focus?

How are we supposed to know what

we're doing if we can't even see?

That's the whole point.

You guys are using your eyes

and those mirrors as crutches.

You need to learn how to

trust your instincts.

Trust each other.

Think you can do il?

Just turn the damn music on already.

Sh*t.

LYRIC:
Watch ii! Whoa!

(FAST-PACED MUSIC)

(ALL CHEERING)

That was dope.

That was amazing, yo!

MARIA:
All right,

y'all ready to go full out?

BRANDON:

Let's do it..

Whoo!

All right, HD!

(ALL WHOOPING)

That was dope.

I got to hand it to you, girl.

You're really getting us there.

I feel like we might even have

a shot to win this thing.

We'll See! We're going to need to

come a lot stronger than this,

I know that much.

Wow! What is your problem?

I guess I can't

help telling the truth.

My bad.

Hey, I like

what you're doing.

Keep it up, and all the haters

are going to have left is hate.

I appreciate that.

Later, y'all.

Same time tomorrow, B?

Yep.

Fire me.

Later, D.

You got it, bro.

Bye,

(LAUGHS)

Don't listen to Tina.

She talks a lot of smack,

but she's a good girl.

Yeah, it's not her smack talk

that pisses me off.

I think

she might be right.

Was Tina right when

she said that you're

trying to win this thing

to get back at Luis?

Not just Luis.

It's like, most of my life, people

told me I'd never be anything.

So, what is it

you wanted to be?

Honestly?

I want to be a dancer.

And I always have.

I think we

should go somewhere.

Okay. Where are we going?

Where are you taking me?

You'll see.

We're going to get cleaned up.

(MARIA GRUNTS)

Yeah.

Yeah, watch, watch.

Whoo!

How did you know

about all those places?

I'm a dance major

at NYU.

And part of our curriculum

is to experience the arts.

My head is just busting

with ideas right now.

All the stuff we could do,

like mixing the stuff we saw.

You know what I mean?

Like, if we go...

Barn! Bam! Bam!

Bam!

You know?

(CAR HONKING)

Thank you!

Do you even realize what you

do with your choreography?

It's like you're telling

this beautiful story.

What?

"Beautiful"?

Yeah, I said it.

Beautiful.

What's wrong with that? Nothing.

Just, if that's the way you step to

girls, your game is pretty weak.

You might want to take

some lessons from Darnell.

What? Are you serious? Yeah!

Darnell?

Okay, I would never

do that, first of all.

Second, I bet I do know

what impresses you.

What?

What?

What are you doing?

Yo, yo, what up, Ma?

You dig my swagger now?

Or you still fronting

like you stunting?

I'm just saying, shawty.

What's a brotha got

to do to get with you?

You need to quit.

Quit what?

Quit this?

Oh, ay! Ay!

Uh, uh!

Ooh! Pow!

How you like me now?

No, l liked you

better before,

Yeah?

Yeah.

Just go back to

your college boy ways.

They're starting to

grow on me.

Word?

Yes, word.

Stupid.

It's nice.

Yes,

Maria?

What?

I still think

you're beautiful.

Whal else?

Okay, you're going to make

me earn this kiss, huh?

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

Your smile.

I mean, you don't give it up

much, but when I catch one,

I just want to

make you happy.

Oh,

Now what?

Now, I want you to

look at me

like I'm the only

girl in this world.

I've been doing that

since the first moment

I saw you.

Okay.

Can I kiss you now?

You really need to

kiss me now.

MALE RJ:
It's another beautiful

day here in New York City.

Let''s heat if up just a little

more with Reflejo de Luna.

(LATIN MUSIC PLAYING)

(INCREASES MUSIC VOLUME)

Maria!

What are you doing?

The tango!

I know what it's called.

What I want to know

is why are you doing it

when you're

supposed to be working?

Mr. Kapoor, you work too hard.

Do you know what you need?

Yes, an employee who

doesn't tango with brooms.

No, you need to

dance more.

No, thank you. I only dance at

the funerals of people I hate.

Come on!

Stop being so grumpy all the time.

I'm warning you, Maria.

I have bad knees, arthritis

and clogged arteries,

I'll make it easy for you.

Put your hand here.

And keep your

shoulders straight.

One, two, three, four,

five, six, seven, eight.

No, that wasn't good.

That was good!

No, I did sh*t.

You killed it!

Hey!

What are you

doing here?

I wasn't expecting to

see you until later.

Wen, l thought maybe we can get a

bite to eat before rehearsals.

Okay. And I wan!

to talk to you about something.

Why?

I just found out

they moved my finals

to the same day

as the audition.

You have finala

in dance?

No, I'm a double major.

I got dance, and I got business,

These are

my business exams.

I'm sorry. I hate that I

have to miss it, Maria.

I'm going to be with you

guys every step of the way,

leading up

until the audition.

We can do this.

It's fine.

BRANDON:
One, two, three, four,

five and six, seven, eight.

And one, two, three, four,

five and six and seven, eight.

One, two, three, four,

five, six, seven, eight.

Perfect.

Let's do some miming.

Miming

You all know what a mime is, right?

Are you kidding?

No, I'm serious.

When l was little,

I saw one in the circus.

One, two,

three and four.

So that's, one,

two,

three,

four.

One, two, three, four.

That looks good.

(SOFTLY) Ballet.

I Can do ballet.

All right, One and two

and three and four.

Yeah, I mean...

When you do it, just loosen up your arms.

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