Save the Last Dance (2001)

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Region: FREE	Audio: English Dolby Surround
Discs:1	Format: Support both NTSC & PAL
Subtitle: English	Display Format: Fullscreen

About the movie

Sara Johnson dreams of becoming a professional ballerina. After the accidental death of her mother, Sara is forced to move from Lemont, a quiet Chicago suburb, to her father's ghetto apartment on Chicago's gritty south side. The new urban environment, very different than what she is used to, adds to Sara's feelings of loss and frustration, and her misplaced guilt, which is caused by the fact that her mother had been en route to her dance performance at the time of her death. But when she meets Derek, a popular fellow student with a passion for hip hop dancing and a future brighter than his troubled past, her repressed ambition is released through a revitalized interest in dance.

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Steppes To The Last Dance

"This movie was excellent. The plot and drama was captivating. Sean Patrick Thomas delivered a fantastic performance, and Julia Stiles did pretty well. There were some scenes that irked me, however; scenes that obviously showed Julia Stiles is not that great of a dancer. For instance, ''Sarah Johnson'' did not turn her palms inwards as she was doing her chainés in her room. And as she was in her Pointe class, there was a very short scene of her full body. The ballet teacher had said, ''...and stretch through the toes...'' Sarah's foot was not pointed and her arabesque was low for a dancer who was aspiring for Julliard. These are just the little details I see, being a dancer, and though they seem insignificant, these details are the difference between a dancer with technical training, and someone who has either just started, or has not had very much training. Overall, this is an amazing movie, and I suggest it to anyone. There are happy scenes, sad scenes, dramatic scenes, and there are scenes that make you want to bang your head against your remote and say, ''Did she just do that? I can't believe she just did that!'' (esp. when Sarah was dancing at Steppes for the first time. That was bad, but of course, it was choreographed to be like that.) Save The Last Dance is a great movie and it deals with life and growing up in the ''real world.''"

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