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While preparing to audition for a renowned ballet company, Paige must convince herself and her mother that she has what it takes to make it in the world of dance.While preparing to audition for a renowned ballet company, Paige must convince herself and her mother that she has what it takes to make it in the world of dance.While preparing to audition for a renowned ballet company, Paige must convince herself and her mother that she has what it takes to make it in the world of dance.
Jeffrey T. Unterkofler
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Loved Juliet Doherty in High Strung 2 and enjoyed seeing her in a different role.
The script, score and coherence of the movie is though very limited. The story had potential and there are many interesting aspects but it didn't quite come together.
The script, score and coherence of the movie is though very limited. The story had potential and there are many interesting aspects but it didn't quite come together.
The main character is a beautiful dancer, but the acting is awful. The characters who don't have to dance were horrible actors which doesn't make sense because they didn't need to compromise on that. I guess it's the directing too. It's very slow moving and I almost shut it off. I also didn't like how the character doesn't eat. That should have been addressed. I expected her to faint or something, but nope. Not cool.
Also the mother makes no sense. If she never had a job or did anything with her life then why on earth didn't she watch her daughter dance? You'd think she'd want her daughter to have opportunities-the whole fear of failure thing on the mom's end made no sense to me. The mom also seemed super young. 36? Real enough but wow my mom was like 50 when I was that age. Anyhow I feel like teenagers will like it. It's like a step up from the American girl movies and it's clean enough.
A real ballerina. A beautiful dancer. That's all that is good about the movie. If the whole movie had Juliet Doherty dancing then it would have been far better. Problem is none of the actors are believable. The script is redundant in such a way that the characters are all the same with same expressions.
You can tell most of the actors in the movie have no experience acting. You can tell who the professional actors are like Kaitlyn Black, the mother, and Asher Angel, the brother. All the acting is so wooden that it makes one not care about the story.
It's too bad for the premise of the story was good to begin with.
You can tell most of the actors in the movie have no experience acting. You can tell who the professional actors are like Kaitlyn Black, the mother, and Asher Angel, the brother. All the acting is so wooden that it makes one not care about the story.
It's too bad for the premise of the story was good to begin with.
This movie is just a waste of time and eyesight?
How anyone would like it, is beyond me?
The WORST acting I have ever encountered in one film!
Not one redeeming feature!
Low budget and it looks as though they're reading cue cards.
Really dfficult to get through this - i enjoy ballet and all kinds of ballet movies, but not this one. the drama/acting is just so below anything i have ever seen. juliette is a beautiful dancer, but she does very little dancing in the movie. the movie is trying too hard to be a story, and it just doesnt work. i seek out movies, old and new, with or about ballet, and this one falls way short. bad script. bad execution.
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- TriviaLynda wanted Paige to quit dance and go to college because she was trying to protect her. Lynda was afraid that Paige wouldn't pass her ballet auditions. Lynda didn't want to see Paige get hurt.
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