Dance Flick
- Title: Dance Flick
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What are you doing reading a review for this movie? Come to think of it, what was I doing going to a screening of it? You know exactly what this movie is, and you knew before you ever started reading this review whether it’s for you or not.
There are no surprises with Dance Flick. What you see is what you get, most of it bad. The new film from the Wayan Bros. is yet another entry into the sub-genre of cheap parody films which has produced one or two fun flicks, such as the first Scary Movie, but also filled up the DVD bargain bin at your local Best Buy and the late night B-movie channels on cable.
Dance Flick isn’t one of the better entries into the genre, but at least it’s not the worst. I guess that’s something, right? It is however perplexing. Don’t get me wrong, the entire dance film genre deserves to get poked with a stick, but the idea of centering most of the plot around an eight-year-old film isn’t exactly timely.
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Hollywood is always trying to reinvent and repackage the same movies, like 
You want to know a really dumb idea for a movie? You want to see a movie staring television actors and video models seemingly chosen at random? You want to see an example of a film you could beat with $5 and your own camcorder? You want it? Well hold your hats folks, ‘cause this one’s for you!