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After months of failed auditions and no income, Sean's demotivated Mob votes to disband and return to Miami. Only Sean remains, stubbornly loyal to the dream of success. He accepts a menial job with free lodging as handyman at Mob mate Moose's grandfather Boris's ballroom dance school.
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He's impressed by their cool, classically schooled dance instructor Chad. Learning by Internet about a well-endowed national competition, Sean gets Moose, Chad and injury-recovered Andie, whom Moose introduced him too, to join his new LA crew and develop a new choreography. Arriving at the Las Vegas competition venue, they find among the competition as Florida candidate the remainder of Sean's original Mob.
Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world. The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level. Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else.
Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else. The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement. Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow. On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount. Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world.
The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level. Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else. Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else. The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement. Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow.
On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount. Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world. The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level.
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Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else. Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else. The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement. Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow. On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount. Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world.
The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level. Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else. Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else. The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement. Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow.
On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount. Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world. The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level. Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else. Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else.
The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement. Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow. On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount.
Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world. The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level. Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else. Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else.
The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement. Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow.
On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount. Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world.
The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting thunder, spaceship blast-off, or the heaviest dust storms that batter the soundstage with a thick, heavy wall of gushing winds and pelting debris at a believably heavy, aggressive level. Music is likewise capable at any volume, from the faintest little support pieces to the most thunderous details of Hans Zimmer’s ofttimes ferocious score that’s supported by a deep, fully realized low end and wide surround support. Unfortunately, there are some moments where the music consumes everything else. Whether by design or not, the score swallows up dialogue and surrounding sonic details to the point that it’s a strain to hear the words and impossible to hear anything else. The track explores some of the more subtle bits inside the spaceship — beeps, rattles, and little details alike — with commendable attention to detail and placement.
Dialogue, save for those times when it’s devoured by music, is focused, clear, and precise with a consistent center channel flow. On the whole, this is a brilliant, aggressive, and highly enjoyable listen from Paramount. Experience would have been preferable, the 5.1 track carries the material just fine and still constructs a rich, detailed, and immersive world. The track finds a perfect balance between every detail, whether light outdoor atmospherics or booming, drifting September 23, 2015 3:00 pm. I love all of these movies I have a whole story about my dancing. I was 6 years old the first time I saw Step Up. I didn’t have much interest in the first one but then I saw the second one when I was 8.
Adam Sevani inspired me to dance. I learned by myself because my family didn’t have money for dance classes. I practiced before and after school every day. I was getting picked one because the other students didn’t believe that I was a good dancer. One day I decided to use the dancing for my show and tell when I was 9. The students were impressed with my dancing and they stopped picking on me.
But a talent show was coming up and I was practicing without stretching and I hurts myself. That was the biggest mistake I could have ever made. I pulled my hamstring.
I wasn’t supposed to go to the talent show and my mom didn’t want me to go. But we went to go watch the other students. I told my mom that I was going to the bathroom. I lied and went to register my name. I was finally up and I did good like I have done in the past. My mom wasn’t thrilled that I danced but I didn’t care. I got second over all.
The judges asked the two students and I why did we want to win. I said “I didn’t come here to win I came here to dance.” I think I inspired some students myself and that was the best feeling in the world. So I want to thank Adam Sevani for inspiring me. Elizabeth Pereiro October 17, 2014 8:16 pm. Thats the reality. People don’t have enough money to spend on dance classes.
My family did’nt want me to go to Hip Hop class. I don’t know why people can spend a lot of money on there children wishes but can’t spend on there dance classes. I love dancing and i will dance as long as i live does’nt matter weather someone teach me or not. Thanks for your story it makes me write about my heard feeling and let it come which is inside me and feel much much much better ARSALAN ANSARI March 31, 2015 9:03 am.