Burn the Floor
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Movie Reviews of Burn the Floor
Movie Review: Burn the Floor
Summary: 5 Stars
Excellent video of outstanding dancing. Everyone who is interested in dancing should have this video.Movie Review: taped choreography / not a movie
Summary: 4 Stars
If you like taped choreography or theater dance stuff, you will like this but it is not a dance movie.Movie Review: Sexy and Fun
Summary: 3 Stars
I guess it helps that they used two of my favorite songs, the Carousel Waltz and Let's Face the Music. Overall I found this a very enjoyable dance performance.My one quibble would be with the editing. In some of the numbers the cuts are too quick and jumpy so that you don't really see what's going on. I'd also have to fault them for playing favorites with some of the dancers. In what is meant to be ensemble dance, some couples are featured repeatedly while others barely get a single close-up
Still, I've watched it a dozen times already. It's great for aerobics.
Movie Review: Dance Crazy
Summary: 3 Stars
I bought this DVD thinking that it was a story with dancing in it. But it isn't I should have read more carefully. It is an entire DVD of people dancing on stage. Good dancing but long scenes.Movie Review: Great dancing ruined by gimmick and glitz...
Summary: 2 Stars
The dancing or dancers are by no means 2 stars! They are very talented dancers, but the "visionary", if you want to call him or her that, did not do the dancing or dancers justice. I think they were going for an innovative approach that just came off as flashy and gimmicky. The costumes, lighting, and make-up detracts from the dancers and over-all just doesn't flatter them. I mean, they dancers wore metallic jeans and combat boots with black lipstick and eye make-up during a samba and for their paso doble the men wore metal shin guards while a women danced around in a huge head-piece. All this really took away from the dancing, the dancers looked so made up at times that I didn't even bother to look at the dancing. I know that the show was trying to be bold, new, and daring and I don't blame them, it was 1999 and everyone and everything back then was trying to be new, daring and futuristic. It might of worked back then, but now it's just cheesy and cheap. The sequel to this is so much better.