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78
Viewer score based on 40 votes.

Critic Score

44
Critics' score based on 24 reviews.
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I am planning to design a lesson plan around this movie for high school. The students are inspired by the athleticism and teamwork of stomping.... k about working to do your personal best regardless of supremely difficult obstacles! Great movie... will there be more? Full Review

October 25,2008
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sweet!!!!!

August 12,2008
soccerply417

this movie is may fav. of all time. i loved it and if i could give it ten stars then i would so i will give it the most that i can give it 5 stars... is was a really great movie and i loved it. whow it rox Full Review

May 22,2008
bloochick22

chris brown was only in the movie for the first 2 minutes

May 22,2008
kristatori

do those people think americans are a bunch of morons not capable of watching anyhting that could actually be called smart?

May 22,2008
youngteen731
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Critic Reviews

For his part, Short, another pop choreographer, sounds like Vin Diesel, but he moves like a bee. When he dances, he makes sure every girl in the theater goes home stung.Full Review

Wesley Morris
Boston Globe

Short is a professional choreographer, and his dancing seems unstuck in time. How he can break his movements down to such small elements, keep them so precise and in such rigorous rhythm, yet keep the whole thing on track and moving forward with Nureyev's beauty and discipline is something to see.Full Review

Stephen Hunter
Washington Post

The shallow frat-on-frat rivalry and the poor-boy-loves-rich-girl subplot don't mean a thing. But the stepping does got that swing.Full Review

Lisa Schwarzbaum
Entertainment Weekly

A strange and at times strangely compelling mix of black fraternity recruitment video and inspirational tale about a hip-hop boy in a stepping world.Full Review

The New York Times

The dancing is more dynamic than the plotting in Stomp the Yard, an energetic if formulaic underdog tale about warring black fraternities specializing in an intensely competitive style of step dancing.Full Review

Justin Chang
Variety
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