Dirty Dancing movie plot
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Malvina 2022-03-19 09:01:03
I was really touched by the blind and enthusiastic love of young people who broke through the class, as well as the vigorous vitality and continuous growth and self-esteem. Although the plot seems to be old-fashioned today, and the characters are extraordinarily naive, but in the dance. Under the charm, I can still feel the hot emotions of the male and female protagonists, as well as the most popular plot of "a good person is whitewashed after being wronged", driving low and walking high, especially the upper-class wealthy class who come to the resort to buy spring leisure and wear good skins but full of stomach The despicable Ivy League part-time wage earners, as well as young people living at the bottom of the society, are eager to break through the hopelessness of the bottom of the class. Women are deceived by scumbags, and men are despised and bullied. Fortunately, there is dancing, and everyone is equal on the stage.
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Lucinda 2022-04-21 09:01:28
3.6 stars, classic chick song and dance romance, dance scenes close to erotic boundaries and Patrick Swayze, who has a fit body, was obviously a successful marketing strategy at the time to use "topicality" to gain low cost and high box office. The baby name is to better bring Mary Sue into it. Spicy dance (Cuban rhythm soul dance) still requires a foundation to flirt. It is recommended that novices use yoga. Criticizing class solidification is almost the norm in transsexual relationships. The male protagonist's retelling of the female protagonist's words is also a bridge. The high pose of "La La Land" comes from here. The deleted clips have larger-scale hot dances, and the episodes are very top.
Dirty Dancing quotes
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Johnny: [talking about Neil] That little wimp. He wouldn't know a new idea if it hit him in the Pachenga. He wanted some new ideas? I could've *told* him some new ideas!
Baby: Well, why did you let him talk to you that way?
Johnny: What do you mean, and fight the bossman?
Baby: Yeah, tell him your ideas! He's a person like everyone else. I'm sure he'll think they're great.
Johnny: Look, I know these people, Baby. They're all rich and they're mean. They won't listen to me.
Baby: Well, then why not fight harder? *Make* them listen?
Johnny: Because, I need this goddamn job lined up for next summer!
[chuckles scornfully]
Johnny: My dad calls me today, he says - with good news - you know, he says, "Uncle Paul can finally get you in the union."
Baby: Oh, what-what union?
Johnny: The House Painters and Plasterers, local number 179, at your service.
[Baby's father, sister, and Robbie come out of the house next to the trail; Baby pulls Johnny down so they won't see them together]
Lisa Houseman: I've been thinking a lot about the Domino Theory. Now, when Vietnam falls, is China next?
[the trio passes]
Baby: I don't think they saw us.
Johnny: [getting up] Fight harder, huh? I don't see you fighting so hard, Baby. I don't see you running up to daddy telling him I'm your guy.
Baby: I will. With my father, it's complicated. I *will* tell him, I...
Johnny: I don't believe you, Baby! I don't think that you ever had any intention of telling him. Ever.
[stalks off]
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Johnny: I'll never be sorry.
Baby: Neither will I.