(Maybe something he learned from the final dance in Step Up 2: The Streets?) It’s kind of funny to see the other crew lose their minds with all that water in their way. Moooooooooooose! It’s Moose’s brilliant idea to break some pipe with his bike and make them dance in the water. The first hint you get of Tyler’s dance moves is also the first hint you get of Channing Tatum’s dance moves: a win-win all around.Ĩ. But Moose and Luke doing the tango in Step Up 3D is the most thrilling.
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There are various dance sequences throughout the franchise that aren’t quite performances but do involve people dancing: The salsa in Step Up 2: The Streets this line dance with Tatum in Step Up Moose’s bathroom dance-brawl in Step Up 3D a young Camille teaching Tyler how to dance in Step Up etc.
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Those shipping containers! That trampoline! The surprise dancing cops (who shockingly, aren’t even strippers)! And then, the big reveal … Moose, whose absence from the rest of the movie might’ve had something to do with it being not great. Points to Step Up Revolution for ending on a strangely high note. Not a bad opener for Step Up Revolution - sets the Miami scene and gets everyone (even the cars) involved. Even a glow-in-the-dark Moose can’t save this.ġ2. Hands down the worst final dance of all the Step Up movies. This crew (the 410) uses masks because apparently you get in major legal trouble for this in Baltimore. This is a cool way to open the movie, though confusing to anyone familiar with NYC’s subway dancers.
The 410’s subway dance, Step Up 2: The Streets Mostly due to Chromeo and that impressive boombox wall and foam pit, though.ġ4. And while I get that they’re testing Emily, what’s really the point of this Mob? There are a few fun dance moves, but the song is bleh.
The Mob strikes again, this time on a table. Sean and Emily’s dinner-table dance, Step Up Revolution I’m sorry, but how lame is that lead breaking guy with the wraparound sunglasses and blue windbreaker? Oof.ġ6. This is romantic (and features a wonderful, squinty-eyed performance by Peter Gallagher, I might add), but it’s a total knockoff of Step Up’s rooftop dance, which was way better and way sexier.ġ7. Sean and Emily’s final dance, Step Up Revolution
This also reminds you of the general premise of Step Up Revolution, which was to stop bougie real-estate development. Thanks to the internet, Step Up Revolution was super into flash mobs, and that’s why we have this sequence. The Mob raids an office, Step Up Revolution Here good dancing is masked (literally!) by an insane concept …ġ9. Look, the fourth Step Up wasn’t all bad, but it defiinitely took the cheesiness of the franchise to a new level. You might start to see a trend in which lots of Step Up Revolution clips tend to be at the bottom of my list. Gas-masked dancers interrupt the banquet, Step Up Revolution And these two don’t seem to have that much chemistry, do they?Ģ0. I wouldn’t count this as a dance scene, but there are so many YouTube clips of it that I couldn’t even trust my own judgement. Sean and Emily meet on the beach, Step Up Revolution Without them, he’s just blowing bubbles and releasing balloons. There’s some impressive Moose footwork, but then he begins to do things that were clearly crafted to impress those of us with 3-D glasses. Moose’s prompt “return” to dancing (after he promising his dad he’ll quit at the beginning of the movie) is the most shameless 3-D ploy the Step Up franchise will make. Dance battle in Washington Square Park, Step Up 3D They don’t dance as much! Or, at least, they don’t do as many longer sequences as the movies that follow.)Ģ2. (If you’re wondering why there are so few dances from the first Step Up, you should watch it again.
That’s why we’re ranking all of the dance sequences in the Step Up movies, from worst to best. But bigger doesn’t always mean better, and neither does seniority when it comes to these movies. From Channing Tatum’s Tyler to Adam Sevani’s Moose (and all the various crew members in between), we’ve seen so many lifts, so many spins, and so many snakes. the fifth Step Up movie in the popping-and-locking franchise - in theaters this weekend, we felt that it was time to relive the past four Step Ups.
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