La tribu - Rhythmus liegt in der Familie

It has an entertaining story from start to finish, great music, and great dance scenes.

I am totally a sucker for feel good movies and if they have some dancing in it even better. This just made me smile and my heart sing. It had a solid story that kept you engaged to the end. Just lovely.

I really enjoyed it, smth to cheer me up in this quarantine, really bored with thrillers and s.... movies , this was like a caramel

The script on this great film needed more work and some pruning. The opening sequence was not only unheard of but wanted scrapped. It ruined this film, take this out and scrap the waiter pouring a drink over a customers head and remove the phony bus accident and you then have a great - great film with wonderful performances. The story line was confusing, contrived and weak. It should have been an once adopted at birth guy down on his luck, who decides to find and meet his unmarried birth-parents who run a supermarket, he joins them in their modest store is a genius at retailing and turns it into a business empire (another Walmart) aided by the star of the film Mirabel Del Paco (the incredible beautiful actress) whose after hours hobby is dancing and runnng a dance group. All this crazy talk about loss of memory, a man in hiding because he fired 300-workers and can dance also wanted scrapping along with the 2 lazy brothers (don't ask), whats left was the basis of a Miracle on 42nd Street with music and dancing. 10 out of 10 to the cast, producers, cameramen and prop-men, this film script needs to be remade and made into a Xmas release film, and have some children in it. I do like this film, and enjoyed it. Tahnk you.

Yes, it is outlandish, but just what I wanted! Light, entertaining, and with a bit of substance regarding connection to others. Don't expect much, but I came away with a feeling of satisfaction.