Directed by:
Duane AdlerScreenplay:
Duane AdlerCinematography:
Gregory MiddletonCast:
BoA, Derek Hough, Wesley Jonathan, Will Yun Lee, Izabella Miko, Jefferson Brown, Rick Gonzalez, Dan Lauria, Yulia Lukin, Michael Mando, Philippe Radelet (more)VOD (1)
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"Romeo and Juliet" based film has a bit more than dancing, new york city, and drum beating as their differences from Shakespeare's well known play. It has been stated that Aya and Donny will start off by hating each other. As the film progresses, however, they will begin to fall for one another as their families continue to "battle" around them. (official distributor synopsis)
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More dance kitsch, this time in a Korean-American production. It’s a wannabe gritty story where there's a guy with legal issues who gets mixed up in the wrong game, but mainly he's a dancer with potential. No question about it, the kid can dance. But then he also has to fall in love, make mistakes, and try to get himself out of trouble... There's not much time left for dancing, which obviously has a negative impact on the film. Towards the end, the film transforms into a completely exhausted romance that fails to impress - rather the opposite. The problem is that even the final dance number isn't anything exceptional, despite the effort put in by the drummers. Yes, it's rhythmic and it moves you - maybe - but it's unlikely to blow your mind.
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