Rebellious dancer Andy (is a member of Baltimore's most prestigious dance company "410". She was given the opportunity to study at the Maryland School of Art, but after arriving at the school, she found it difficult to integrate with school life. At the same time, she and 410's friends gradually became estranged. Unwilling to sink into this situation, Andy decided to use his strength to prove himself to everyone. She gathered a group of members from her class, including Chas, the hottest dancer in the school . They got together and formed a dance group. After learning that there was an underground street dance competition called "The Streets" in Baltimore, they embarked on the journey with ambition, and the opponent they faced turned out to be "410". ". After a battle with real swords and guns, Andy finally found his dream and won back the two worlds that belonged to her.
Step Up 2: The Streets movie plot
2021-12-14 08:01
Extended Reading
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Winifred 2022-04-22 07:01:31
I've seen Dance Forest Fight for Hegemony and then look at some of the heroine's dances. It's really stupid, and she's very talented and amazing = =BB and the heroine's beautiful waist- -||... In short, there is no love at all~ Wandering between 1-2 stars
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Katlyn 2022-04-22 07:01:31
For that youthful taste! They dance so well
Step Up 2: The Streets quotes
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Smiles: Yeah, they wanted me to fix my teeth.
Jenny Kido: I like you teeth!
Smiles: Thanks, I like your accent.
Jenny Kido: What accent?
Smiles: That accent you got... You have an accent.
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Andie: I remember the first time I saw someone move like they were from another planet, I couldn't keep my eyes away. I was little mom took me to a jam session in the neighborhood, it started off small but word spread and soon some of the best dancers around were showing up to compete in something they eventually called the streets. It became home, I got a front row seat to history. I wanted to glide and spin and fly like they did, but it didn't come easy. My mom would tell me don't give up, just be you, because life's too short to be anybody else. She was right. When I was 16 my mom got sick and in a couple months she was gone. Everything changed, including the streets.