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Three dance crews prepare to do battle at the international Beat the World competition in Detroit. In the final showdown to become world champions lifelong hopes, dreams and even lives, are ... Read allThree dance crews prepare to do battle at the international Beat the World competition in Detroit. In the final showdown to become world champions lifelong hopes, dreams and even lives, are at stake.Three dance crews prepare to do battle at the international Beat the World competition in Detroit. In the final showdown to become world champions lifelong hopes, dreams and even lives, are at stake.
Tyrone Marshall Brown
- Yuson
- (as Tyrone Brown)
Ray Sho-Tyme Johnson
- Easy
- (as Sho-Tyme)
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Worst hip-hop dancing movie
If you thought you are going to be amazed by this movie that followed the first "You got served" -- you're going to be very disappointed. When the first movie appeared, even though it had bad reviews as storyline and / or acting, the dancing was sick, and it was revolutionary. Someone "got served", there were battles, but first of all there were DANCERS. After 7 years in which urban dance evolved incredibly, "Beat the world" comes with an even worse script, no dancing (except for some poppers and lockers), no routines, nothing !!! It just blows
As a professional dancer and choreographer, "You got served" was a key in what street-dancing should look like, and after 7 years the sequel just made my sleepy. Very disappointed.
Weak story, good moves but no soul
"Beat the World" tries to capture the energy and excitement of street dance competitions, but ends up feeling flat and uninspired. While the dance sequences are visually impressive, the story lacks emotion and depth. The characters are underdeveloped, and the dialogue often feels forced. It seems like the movie focuses more on flashy choreography than on telling a meaningful story. Despite some good dance moments, it fails to leave any real impact.
Out of a very boring and formulated lousy screenplay
The Hip-Hot competition did not look like an international one but local event. If it's international, all the countries participated should have their competitions first until the best team won and qualified for the so-called "International" competition. But the so-called "Beat The World International Competition" was nothing but a sort of backstreet event in one of the American city. The participating teams, especially the team from Brazil was so bad and so mediocre that their dancing skill was even worse than their English. There's nothing so international at all, because you could easily tell most of these boys and girls actually lived in America, they just played as foreign young people. The screenplay was so bad that it didn't fall apart from the very beginning because it never solidified at all in the first place. There was no scenario or plot, everything was just so predictable and so deadbeat boring. The so-called competition dancing, the romance, the maverick or the dark horse, the foe or friend, the normal middle class family, the high school drop-out, the misunderstanding, the quarrel, the fights, the cheating, the helplessness...and so on, all the ingredients used in this pathetic movie were old stuff that had already been used maybe thousand times in other crappy movies. There's nothing newer or better than all the movies in the same genre we have already seen before.
Not very good.. :(
I would say only one group could actually hold a beat and really dance.. The Asian group. Well I think they were. Anyway if you watch the movie you will know. Needed much more dancing. Good dancing. Not even comparable to the first movie. Or any other dance movie.So don't get your hopes up and don't sit back to be ready to dance with the movie lol. Not good at all.I can't dance myself so who am I to talk but I do know good dancing.But understandble the movie had to be made.Just should have been made properly.Stomp The Yard.. Idlewild..:) .. Dance Flick.. just kidding.. but seriously this movie needed a lot of work. Only cost me 1.50 to buy so its going in my give away stack for the holidays.
Bad Movie, good dancers in real life
If I could have given zero stars I would have. I'm glad I used a free rental from Redbox to watch it because I would have wanted my money back. I expected a lot better. Some of the Actors or should I say dancers are really great in there personal video's, on YouTube, in other movies. I had high expectations. But what I got was half @$$ dancing. Bad dialog, and a plot that has been done way too many times. If you though some of the dancers were good or you felt like they were not allowed to show there full potential, then look up some of the names in a video search engine and watch how good they really are. Example Christian " Prince Mio" Loclair , Chase Armitage and his crew 3RUN, or maybe Kristy Flores. Skip the movie watch You Tube.
Did you know
- TriviaA portion of the proceeds were donated to the Debbie Allen Dance Academy through EarthTones, a non-profit arts organization committed to raising social consciousness through music and media.
- ConnectionsFollows You Got Served (2004)
- SoundtracksPut It On Me
Performed by Verenice Buerling, Ijanayah Greenaway, Terry Bryant
Written by Verenice Buerling, Joseph E. Jackson, Ijanayah Greenaway, Terry Bryant
Composed by Joseph E. Jackson
Details
Box office
- Budget
- $10,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $933,540
- Runtime
- 1h 31m(91 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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