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81
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50
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January 06,2012
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October 15,2011
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March 17,2009
GrammasLizard

I think this movie was amazing! The acting, dancing, and music! The dancing was just so good. I watched the movie the first day it came out and... ed the movie the first day also. I watch it all the time, ha i just watched it last night. But anyway, the movie was amazing. The music was terrffic! Seriously, i love all the songs! But dont get me wrong i love the first step up too:):):):)! I love all dancing movies. But i think step up 2's dancing was the best! Andie did amazing, and so did Rob Hoffman! Full Review

August 18,2008
BlondieFourEvr

i luv luv luv this movie so much itz betta than part 1 and comparing 2 cuz i dance hip hop myself.Andie or Adie (i dont remember which one) but she... can dance.i lyked ha ending when they danced in tha rain that was hot.i hope that i can be in tha 3rd movie. Full Review

August 18,2008
Kandie50210
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Critic Reviews

Rather than mixing classical and modern styles the way "Step Up" did, this hip-hop-powered sequel is all about new moves, which should keep the kids coming back after the pic's initial Valentine's Day crush.Full Review

Variety

The wall-to-wall soundtrack naturally features plenty of today's leading hip-hop and R&B artists, including Flo Rida, T-Pain, Missy Elliott and Trey Songz.Full Review

Frank Scheck
The Hollywood Reporter

Rather than mixing classical and modern styles the way "Step Up" did, this hip-hop-powered sequel is all about new moves, which should keep the kids coming back after the pic's initial Valentine's Day crush.Full Review

Peter Debruge
Variety

In a sequel that features the original's Channing Tatum only in cameo, a Baltimore teen (Briana Evigan, very winning) enrolls at an arts academy, leaving her street-dancing pals behind. So far, ho hum. But when she decides to form a new crew with her classmates, Step Up 2 the Streets improves considerably -- and it doesn't skimp on cool pretzel moves.Full Review

Gregory Kirschling
Entertainment Weekly

A sequel arrives for Valentine's Day with the unwieldy title Step Up 2 the Streets. If it performs as well, watch for "Step Up 3: the Sprained Ankle."Full Review

Ruthe Stein
San Francisco Chronicle
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