Step Up All In (2014)

Wow! Such a good movie.

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

So much average

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

All-stars from the previous Step Up installments come together in glittering Las Vegas, battling for a victory that could define their dreams and their careers. Step Up All In continues from where Step Up 4 ended and basically i think or it looks like it was meant to be the last of the Franchise and i guess it kinda makes sense. I loved the fact that they brought back Andie (Briana Evigan) from Step Up 2: The Streets (2008) but also that they kept Ryan Guzman from Part 4 since he did an amazing job. I really think that this later 3 installments improved the franchise way more and built a really good fanbase now this movies aren't meant to become classics but their really fun. (10/10)

Very very poor acting, well... Its worse than that. It is forced and unnatural and not believable at all. The story is weak and boring, very predictable. The production looks cheap. Im not sure whether it is the poor acting or the actual production, but it just feels like Im watching candy floss in a microwave.All the characters look like versions in previous versions of the movie. There is zero originality. Although credit to the choreograph as it is the only tolerable piece of the movie.The dancing is inspiring.Everything else is just plain awful.The music isn't cool enough. A disappointment. A huge fan of the first two movies, but the rest have just been embarrassing.

The delivery of the story line was terrible, I wanted to forward through all the bits where there was no dancing.However Step Up 2 (The Streets), being my favourite this has become my second, because of the maturity of the dancers. I thought It was fantastic to see them all growing up, and working for them selves and now having a more mature attitude to dance (that being it is a passion but not the be all and end all).With Moose being my favourite character it was nice to see him used so much more.The Latin dance absolutely awesome, and the final dance scene was once again amazing.Projection of story line gets 5/10 though

This film treks the story of a newly formed dance troupe competing in Las Vegas for a grand prize of a three year show in a big hotel."Step Up All In" is as entertaining as ever, with very good dance moves that is filled with youthful energy. It's vibrant and full of passion, lifting me up with their enthusiastic moves. I'm constantly amazed by how the actors and actresses move their bodies. It's very well choreographed, and the supporting visual effects are a bonus. The final showdown is a visual spectacle, and I really enjoyed it. I think this "Step Up" is an improvement from the last one, which was already good. I look forward to another sequel!