<h1><b>Recently, "This! It is that "Street Dance" is being broadcast, and it does not comment on the quality of the program, but reminds the old man of his love for street dance during his reading period. I'm afraid that this old bone can't jump, come out and share some of the dance movies I watched back then, I hope you will like it. </b></h1>
Part I
"Dance Out of My Life"
In fact, the whole series is very good.
Starring: Channing Tatum / Jenna Divan-Tatum / Mario / Drew Sidla / Rachel Griffiths / Josh Henderson / Tim La caterner /
The personality of street hip hop and the noble and elegant ballet can perfectly fit on stage, just like the combination of Taylor (Channing Tatum) and Nora (Jena Devon). It was a miracle, or a fate.
Taylor was a rebellious youth from baltimore's lower class, and Nora was an excellent ballet student enrolled at an aristocratic art school. Nora's senior dance competition requires a dance partner who is highly skilled, and Taylor just broke into Nora's vision because he was punished for serving in the art school community. Taylor's casual street dance attracted Nora, and the collaboration on stage again and again made the two children who were equally obsessed with art spark a rhythmic spark.
Two originally parallel straight lines meet in the brilliance of dance.
Part II
"Dancing Sweetheart"
Starring: Jessica Alba / Romeo / Mech Fifa / Joey Bryant / David Moscow
The American girl who loves to dance, Hani Daniels (Jessica Elba), has a cheerful personality. She dreams of being able to stand on stage and show herself, and she also hopes to get everyone's praise. This dream has always inspired Haney to move forward.
But Both Hani's parents and boyfriend doubt that her efforts will be rewarded. Obsessed with dancing, she is determined to fight for her ideals alone. So she moved away from her parents' house and went to live in the dirty streets on her own, and although the noise there was incessant, none of this affected her inspiration.
Haney has been working tirelessly for the sake of his ideals. She teaches her children to dance during the day and goes to work at a bar in the evening. She also expresses herself on the stage of the nightclub, and when she stands in the center of the stage, she is full of energy.
Finally, the opportunity came, and a director saw her dance and wanted her to be a supporting dancer on the show. Maybe it's a great opportunity to help her achieve her dreams. But the road is full of thorns, fate continues to challenge Hani, in the end can she finally get her wish?
Part III
"Hip Hop Boy"
Starring: Columbus Schotter / Megan Goode / Neo / Jermaine Williams / Chris Brown
DJ Williams (Columbus Short), known as the dance king, has just experienced a community fight caused by dancing, and his brother, who has been caring for him, is accidentally killed in this bloody incident. Exhausted, he came from Los Angeles and attended a black school in Atlanta.
Feeling very uncomfortable in his new environment, his life has begun to change drastically since he joined a street dance lovers' league. His outstanding dancing skills are displayed here, and the people of the League, while admiring him, expect him to help the League win the long-coveted national street dance competition. What they don't know, however, is that despite their amazing dance skills, before becoming the most competitive backbone of the League, djs must face how to put aside the shadows brought to him by the cruel past. Will the DJ be able to get back on his feet, face the road ahead, and forge ahead on the hip-hop road he once loved?
Part IV
"Fine Dance Gate"
Starring: Fan Bingbing / Chen Xiaochun / Nan Xianjun / Pan Xiaoting / Yang Yang / Chen Guantai / Gao Min / Xing Aowei / Zhang Han / Wang Haoyan / Wu Zhentian / Zhao Wenqi
Chu Dong (Chen Xiaochun), who has been learning martial arts since childhood, came to Beijing with his sister from a small mountain village in order to cure her sister of an eye disease. He earns money by selling second-hand goods and working as a house repairer. Once listening to dynamic music automatically dance outside a nightclub, the camera inadvertently spread into the nightclub, DJ Tina (Fan Bingbing) was surprised to find this person's dancing talent.
Tina took the initiative to approach Chu Dong, during which there was a misunderstanding, when Chu Dong's sister had an eye disease and needed immediate surgery, Chu Dong, who was inspired by Tina, decided to participate in a street dance competition with his brothers in the garage.
Hip-hop star Zhong Shaoxiong (Nam Hyun-joon) attracts much attention, and he and Chu Dong eventually compete in the duel arena. However, Zhong Shaoxiong's team was manipulated by interest groups, and in the final final, the interest group bought people and horses to prevent Chu Dong from playing, and the leaderless Chu Dong Dance Troupe failed to win the championship. Zhong Shaoxiong made an unexpected suggestion...
Part V
"Radiant Heat"
Starring: Marques Houston / Omari Grandberry / Jennifer Freeman
In the lives of black youth Elgin (Marquis Houston, Marques Houston) and David (Omarion Grandberry), dance has an unshakable lofty status, whether happy or sad, they can transmit and emanate feelings through dance. The two of them have a common dream, that is, to be able to become famous through dance, they want to record their unique dance style into a video video public release, through their enthusiasm to lead more people to appreciate the charm of dance.
The appearance of two white youths shattered the dreams of Elgin and David, who not only plagiarized their elaborate dances, but also paid no attention to their shameless behavior. In order to defend their dreams, Elgin and David challenged the plagiarists to show their strength with a more enthusiastic and perfect dance. The road to success is not easy, but as long as you have a dream, you can move forward.
Part VI
Dance Showdown
Starring: George Sampson / Charlotte Ramplin / Diversity / Flawless Hip Hop Group Flawless / Nicola Burleigh
Also known as Hip-Hop 3D, Dance Showdown is hailed as the uk's first 3D film.
The young and beautiful dancer Carly (Nichola Burley) has a charming handsome boyfriend Jay, and the dance group they joined has just reached the British Hip Hop Championship Finals, but Jay suddenly leaves Carly and the dance company at this critical moment. The harsh reality not only broke Carly's heart, but also put the dreams of the other members in jeopardy. Helena (Charlotte Rampling), principal of the ballet school, is impressed by the skill and enthusiasm of Carly and her company and lends a helping hand. They can practice in the ballet academy's luxurious dance classroom, but train with the ballet dancers to get free training grounds. Noble ballet, grassroots street dance, these are two dance forms that have nothing to do with each other and are still a bit of a non-universal dance form come together. When ballet and hip-hop, two opposing dances, come head-to-head, the conflict ensues. Can Carly's championship dream finally come true?
Part VII
"Song and Dance Youth"
There is no hip-hop in this one, but the song dance is still very good. When I was in high school, the teacher showed us a very warm movie.
Starring: Zach Efron / Vanessa Huggins / Ashley Tisdale / Lucas Graby
Troy (Zac Efron) and Gabriela (Vanessa Hudgens) are young people who belong to two worlds. Troy was raised as a basketball seed from an early age, and Gabriela was a highly intelligent student. The two were pushed onto the stage at the New Year's Party and sang a beautiful song, and sparks lit up in each other's hearts.
Coincidentally, the two became classmates in high school. The art teacher plans to choose the right person to participate in a musical, and Troy and Gabriela impress the teacher with their beautiful and tacit singing. To qualify for the final performance, they had to beat their opponents in the second round of interviews, but things went against the grain.
The basketball team is stepping up training for an important game, and the players are asking Troy to concentrate on practicing; the academic game is about to start, and the opposition to the player Gabriela is distracted by the musical. To make matters worse, their competitors got in the way, scheduling basketball games, academic games and musical interviews on the same day. How to choose between fish and bear paws, two young people immediately decided, a brilliant plan.
Part VIII
Dancing Youth
Starring Tre Armstrong / Boyd Banks / Clé Bennett / Ardon Bess / Conrad Coates
Raya's (Lutina Wesley) sister is a hopeless worm who embezzles Raya's tuition to buy drugs and eventually dies of a drug overdose. After all this change, Raya, who could no longer afford the high tuition fees of private schools, had to leave, and she returned to her hometown and returned to the public school in Toronto's black community.
Classmates see Laya's attendance at a private school as a "betrayal", with a strong girl named Michelle (Tracey Armstrong) and Raya's relationship even more intolerable. A dance competition is about to take place, and in order to win a huge prize money, Raya managed to join a tap dance troupe. During the training, Raya and her peers developed a deep friendship and a heartfelt love for tap dancing, and as time went on, a question kept rolling over Raya's mind: Public schools and private schools, where is her true belonging?