About me:I am of Great intellect. If I were you then I would trust everything I say.
Member since:03.07.2003
Reviews:22
Members who trust:3
Review rated by 22 Ciao members on average: helpful
I fist saw this film when I was flicking through the channels at about 11pm one Saturday evening about a year and a half ago.
The first thing that made me stay on the channel was seeing that Sarah Jessica Parker was in it. Being a Sex And The City fan, I decided to watch. As I continued to watch, I saw the Film's all star cast. With actors such as John Lythgoe and Chris Penn -who wouldn't settle down to watch this film?
Oh....I forgot to mention, Kevin Bacon also takes the lead.
A brilliant performance from Bacon, in this, my favourite of all his many films.
The story is thus:
New boy Renn (Bacon)moves to a small town from a Big City. When he gets there, he finds that the whole town is lead by the church and priest Lythgoe.
Despite it being the 80s, Dancing is banned in the town, and therefore the High School kids are not allowed to have a school dance.
All of this has been accepted, until Renn shows up. With an attitude that means he's not afraid to break the rules and a love of Dancing, Ren decides to fight the authorities to allow the High School kids to have their school dance.
The main problem for Lythgoe is that his daughter is one of the High School Kids who want the dance and is smitten for Renn.
Through the Courtcase and all the troubles, we find a town secret as to why Dancing is so frowned upon.
I won't tell you anymore of the plot, or else I'll ruin it for you. But this is a lovely Romantic, Dramatic Comedy that will have you enthralled to the very end.
Because the film recently had its 15th anniversary, there are special editions on DVD and also a fantastic Soundtrack with the Famous song 'Footloose' on it.
If you like films such as Dirty Dancing and Strictly Ballroom, then you will love this 80s film.
talgic cachet as John Hughes' contemporary schlock-fests about angst-ridden teens with silly hair. This is partly due to the fact that, as breathtakingly predictable kids-agains...
s almost self-consciously archetypal tale of teenage rock rebellion. Kevin Bacon stars as a hip city kid who ends up in a Bible-belt town after his parents divorce. An ...
The overall rating of a review is different from a simple average of all individual ratings.
Products you might be interested in
Oscar And Lucinda (DVD) Production Year: 1997 - Drama - Director: Gillian Armstrong - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Ralph Fiennes, Cate Blanchett, Ciaran Hinds, Tom Wilkinson, Richard Roxburgh This product has not yet been reviewed.
Rate it now Buy now for only £ 2.30
28.02.2006 13:52
Great flick, wasnt sure about the storyline when i first watched it and if thats not enough i wanted more dancing!
31.07.2003 20:48
I loved this film when it first came out.
31.07.2003 13:31
If you be a bit more specific in the details you will definitly get a higher rating, but it's a good op