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Overview

A ragtag dance troupe compete to win a lucrative three-year contract at a Las Vegas casino in this installment of the energetic dance-movie franchise. Ryan Guzman, Briana Evigan, and Stephen "Twitch" Boss star.

Product Details

Release Date:	11/04/2014
UPC:	0031398205562
Original Release:	2014
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Summit Inc/Lionsgate
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:51:00
Sales rank:	12,847

Special Features

Closed Caption; Audio commentary with director Trish Sie and actress Briana Evigan; Ryan's favorite dance scenes with optional commentary; Deleted scenes

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Ryan Guzman	Sean
Adam G. Sevani	Moose,Voices
Briana Evigan	Andie
Stephen "tWitch" Boss	Jason,Actor
Misha Gabriel	Eddy
Izabella Miko	Alexxa Brava,Alexa
Alyson Stoner	Camille
Stephen Stevo Jones	Jasper
David "Kid David" Shreibman	Chad
Mari Koda	Jenny Kido
Christopher Scott	Hair
Luis A. Rosado	Monster,Actor
Chadd Smith	Vladd
Facundo Lombard	Marcos Santiago,Martin Santiago,Actor
Parris Goebel	Violet
Cyrus "Glitch" Spencer	Gauge,Actor
Frank Crudele	Boris
Jana Vankova	Robot Girl
Jenny Dailey	Grim Knight's Hot Twin #1,Grim Knight's Hot Twin #2
Leah Christ	Model #1
Fiona Vroom	Assistant Stylist
Laura Soltis	Stylist
Anthony Joseph	Bellman #2
Yoshiharu Hashimoto	Kido's Uncle
Tae Helgeth	Kido's Aunt
Allie Meixner	Dancing Bachelorette
Peter Newman	Interviewer
Patricia Mayen-Salazar	Maid
Graeme Duffy	Ad Agency Executive #1
Christie Laing	Hotel Executive
Aason Nadjiwan	Voodoo Dancer
Hayden Fong	Voodoo Dancer
Mackenzie Green	Voodoo Dancer
Chelsee Albo	Fire Dancer
Carly Louth	Fire Dancer
Marc Inniss	MOB Dancer
Nolan Padilla	MOB Dancer
Phillip Chbeeb	MOB Dancer
Bianca Brewton	MOB Dancer
Celestina Aladekoba	Celestina
Brandon Shaw	Grim Knight Dancer
Emilio "Millie" Dosal	Grim Knight Dancer
Comfort Fedoke	Grim Knight Dancer
Kim "Marko" Germar	Grim Knight Dancer
Raymond "Prada" G Cham	Grim Knight Dancer
Janick Arseneau	Divine Intention Dancer
Julie Dombrowski	Divine Intention Dancer
Sarah Katie Holmes	Divine Intention Dancer
Erika Kurata-Prevost	Divine Intention Dancer
Marina Bastarache	Divine Intention Dancer
Tiger Kirchharz	Sweet Beaches Dancer
Lorella Boccia	Sweet Beaches Dancer
Kenny Mugisha	Sweet Beaches Dancer
Lorena Liebman	Blueprint Dancer
Nicolas Begin	Blueprint Dancer
Derek Rice	Blueprint Dancer
Ian Arcudi	Blueprint Dancer
Marc Antoine Millette	Petronas Dancer
Stephane Charbonneau	Petronas Dancer
Olivier Blais	Petronas Dancer
Eric "Zig" Martel	Tech-Stylz Dancer
Mathieu "Lost Child" Dumoulin	Tech-Stylz Dancer
Daniel Morrison	Tech-Stylz Dancer
Mark Siller	Tech-Stylz Dancer
Lawrence Devera	Poreotics Dancer
Can Nguyen	Poreotics Dancer,Poreotics Dancer
Chad Mayate	Poreotics Dancer
Chris Granitz	Sean Dance Double
Nicolas Jelmoni	Sean Dance Double
Charlotte O'Sullivan	Andie Dance Double
Trish Sie	Actor
Jeff Cardoni	Actor,Composer
John Swetnam	Actor
Erik Feig	Actor
Jennifer Gibgot	Actor
Bob Hayward	Actor
Meredith Milton	Actor
David Nicksay	Actor
Adam Shankman	Actor
Jamal Sims	Actor
Patrick Wachsberger	Actor
Chaton Anderson	Sophie
Teya Wild	International Dancer
Bonnie Mercado	Hip Hop dancer
Brittny Sugarman	Mob Dancer
Cesar Lazcano	Wrestler
Brandy Lamkin	MOB Dancer
Misha Gabriel Hamilton	Eddy

Technical Credits

Trish Sie	Director
Ryan Guzman	Director
Briana Evigan	Director
Stephen "tWitch" Boss	Director
Misha Gabriel Hamilton	Director
Carl Moore	Producer
David Garrett	Producer,Executive Producer
Bob Hayward	Producer,Executive Producer
Meredith Milton	Producer,Executive Producer
Jon Chu	Executive Producer
John Swetnam	Screenwriter
Duane Adler	Screenwriter
Ian Ferguson	Sound Effects
Tim Hoagland	Sound Effects
Nancy MacLeod	Sound Effects
Scott Speer	Executive Producer
Richard Mento	Casting
Matt Smith	Executive Producer

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Editorial Reviews

Like its predecessors in both the Step Up franchise and the dance-movie genre as a whole, Step Up All In requires a certain suspension of disbelief. It takes place in a world where challenges are issued and met through elaborate dance sequences, most of which require a level of spectator participation usually reserved for animated woodland creatures in Disney movies. When viewed through that cartoonish lens, Step Up All In is a relatively fun dance flick to add to the pile. The film opens as a down-on-their-luck dance crew lament their lack of success following a move to L.A., where they had hoped that their appearance in a popular shoe commercial would catapult them to glory. "The Mob," as they refer to themselves, dejectedly inform their leader Sean (Ryan Guzman) that they are moving on after a spontaneous dance battle with rival crew the Grim Knights leaves them the laughingstock of a popular nightclub. Not to be deterred, Sean enlists his best friend Moose (Adam G. Sevani) to help him put together another group, the ranks of which include the tough but honorable hoofer Andie (Briana Evigan), as well as Vladd (Chadd Smith), who communicates exclusively by doing the Robot. The new crew, Sean hopes, will win a coveted three-year contract as backup dancers for Las Vegas sensation Alexxa Brava (Izabella Miko). Their audition comes in the form of a reality show called The Vortex, which requires the group, who have dubbed themselves LMNTRIX (pronounced "elementrix"), to face off against both the Grim Knights and the Mob (who now carry no small amount of resentment for Sean). Clearly modeled after existing reality shows such as America's Best Dance Crew and So You Think You Can Dance, The Vortex lends the film some credibility that was missing from the prior installments. The expensive sets and mysteriously procured, customized clothing can be explained away as part of the typical production costs of a reality show, and the flashy Las Vegas backdrop allows the movie to shut up and be a showstopper. This is a good thing, as the film really needs to shut up a lot of the time. Vladd's robot-speak is a welcome distraction from the dialogue, which frequently returns to an embarrassingly schmaltzy debate between Sean and Andie regarding the true spirit of dance (he wants to attain success through performing, while she views the crew as a surrogate family drawn together by a shared passion that's more important than achieving fame -- guess who wins?). Still, weak script and all, the dancers that comprise the talent portion of Step Up All In do indeed put on a show. The final act, to the surprise of no one, involves a sudden understanding of the true heart of a dancer. Wrongs are righted, misunderstandings are cleared up, and villainous conspiracies are unraveled in an over-the-top extravaganza that turns an otherwise run-of-the-mill dance movie into a successful popcorn flick.

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