Save the Last Dance 2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2006
- 90 min
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I wanna be a ballerina.
That's always been my dream.
My mom always said that I did
pirouettes before I even started walking.
And I did them and I fell on my butt.
I had a little ballerina on my nightstand,
and I think this was my first idea
why I wanted to become a ballerina,
'cause I never knew that ballet existed.
I love hip-hop.
Missy, Jay-Z, Common,
N.W.A., Kanye West.
Hip-hop allows you to let go
and follow the beat.
I think the biggest difference between
ballet and hip-hop is the posture.
That settling into your body in hip-hop,
whereas ballet,
it's just about flying and flowing.
I love kissing.
Stuffed pizza, are you kidding?
Wrigley Field.
Maybe dancing and kissing,
the same time.
The lake, my friends and my dad.
Oh, my God, my dad, Roy...
Trumpet. He's a trumpet player.
Trumpet.
And this necklace. It's from my mom.
She gave it to me for luck.
It's not too much leaving home,
'cause I'm really excited
to go to New York,
but it's the not knowing.
Not knowing what's gonna happen,
not knowing the people
who are gonna be in my life.
My boyfriend and I decided
to see other people,
because he's studying somewhere
and I'm here in New York,
and it's probably better this way.
and my turnout could be
probably a little better.
Oh, it hurts so much.
Don't you want me to do, like,
a pirouette or something?
This is what I've been doing
my whole life,
and honestly I don't think
I had time to do anything else,
besides kissing.
really hard to be the best.
And you won't be disappointed in me.
There are not gonna be
better dancers than me there.
I'm going to be the best.
And if there are,
they should just wait and see.
That's right.
That's right.
Hey, that was awesome.
- What do you call that?
- An attitude.
Oh, neat.
- Are you Zoe?
- Uh-huh.
I'm Sara.
Yes, you'll do.
Okay...
You brought this
all the way from Texas?
Yes.
In Texas,
we have something called "gentlemen."
I think I got something called a "hernia."
How did you get it here
in the first place?
Some horny cellist.
Why don't we take some stuff out?
It will be easier to carry.
Yes, that is an excellent idea.
Why didn't I think of that?
Okay, that's my jewelry,
that's my top hat.
That's Hamlet.
I've always suspected
Ken was a serial killer.
Each of you has been blessed
with a unique gift.
- Trombone.
- What?
I got this thing where I can look at
somebody, I can tell what they do.
And you are a trombonista.
Well, maybe your thing is broken,
'cause I'm here for ballet.
What? You trying to be a ballerina?
I am a ballerina.
I'm trying to become a prima ballerina.
Well, you are kind of prima,
but you don't look like a ballerina.
You've got the soul
of a trombone player.
It's in the eyes.
I...
I'm Miles and you are...
From our ballet department,
Miss Monique Delacroix.
- You mind?
- I mind what?
Turning that down.
I'm trying to hear Miss Delacroix.
And by the way, the remix is way better.
Although I'm sure it's true
you're the best and brightest
that your former schools
and teachers had to offer,
your dreams of a meteoric rise
to the pinnacle of artistic success
and world renown.
By Juilliard choosing you,
the bar's been raised.
the bar's been raised.
For the next four years,
you must strive for perfection.
Please look to your left
and your right.
Only one in three of you
will go on to a life of fulfillment
in the mastery of your art.
The other two will probably end up
stocking books at Barnes & Noble
or working behind a cosmetic counter
in Buffalo.
Welcome to Juilliard.
Thanks.
Oh, my God!
How pretentious can you get?
I mean, I know she's your idol, you have
the poster over the bed and all but...
Monique Delacroix has danced the lead
with every major ballet company
in the world.
She was a principal
at the American Ballet Theatre
for 15 years.
- Whatever.
- What?
You wanna wind up working
in a cosmetics counter in Buffalo?
The women in my family don't work.
They drink martinis,
and they get face-lifts.
Me, I just wanna act
and leave the world domination
to you and Mistress Delacroix.
Oh, my God. There's my mentor.
He's beautiful. I hate him.
I better go and pay my respects.
See you.
- Hi.
- Hello.
Hi. I'm Sara, your mentee.
Well, sit down
before that tray tips you over.
- So, Sara, you any good?
- Yes. But isn't everybody?
We wouldn't be here if we weren't.
See you.
- Bye.
- Okay.
I'll watch out for you as best I can.
But for the most part,
you're on your own.
So we're all
totally freaking wasted, right?
And guess
who gets on the freaking elevator?
- Do you pluck your eyebrows?
- What?
Your eyebrows,
where do you get them done?
Round the corner on 9th,
at the Chinese place.
Cool.
Never ever date an actor.
All they wanna do is screw ballerinas.
It's like a fetish.
Besides, when you dump them,
they're such drama queens.
So do you have a boyfriend?
Yes. Well, no.
He's in premed at Georgetown,
and I'm here.
other people...
Forget about him. It's for the best.
Honestly, there's
worth dancing for in the world.
That means you have to stay focused.
Boyfriends, they just get in the way.
My God, this summer in Paris,
I was like the ugly American
because my sissonne ouverte
wasn't grande enough.
Who'd you take class with?
- Me?
- Yes, you.
The Chicago Ballet with Uri Pell.
Oh, I know him. He's kind of out there.
If you mean progressive,
yeah, he's kind of out there.
He did the thing where everybody
was like keys on a typewriter.
Were you in that?
Sara, come with me for a moment.
- Stand here.
- Why?
- What's your name?
- Sara.
Sara Johnson.
You'd all do well to follow
Miss Johnson's example.
Class begins at 9:30 sharp,
which means that 9:29 you should all
be stretched and waiting for my arrival.
And you, what's your name?
- Marcus.
- Marcus, what is this place?
- A dance studio?
- No, it's a cathedral.
In this room dwells the entire
spiritual history of our species.
How can you hope
to be part of that, Marcus,
while wearing trousers that go "whish,
whish" every time you take a step?
- I...
- You can't.
Not one article of vinyl clothing
is to cross that threshold.
- Are we clear?
- Yes.
- Morning, Bella.
- Morning.
Morning.
You will be divided into three lines
based on your abilities.
We will do this in every class.
If you find yourself in line number three
more than five weeks,
you will be asked to leave the program.
Please line up at the long bar.
Marcus,
third line.
Bella. Please.
We'll begin with plis.
What happened to your eye?
I was in circus class, I fell off my stilts.
Is that something you should be doing
on a first day?
Welcome to
Introduction to Hip-Hop Theory.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
What? You're the one
who made us take this class.
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