It is said that the introduction of this movie in the 1980s triggered a boom in "break dancing". At that time, the open China was undoubtedly full of curiosity about foreign culture. Many things would have an impact, like the bikinis and sunglasses of "The Man from the bottom of the Atlantic", as well as bell bottoms, foreign smoke, rock and roll, Mike Jackson etc.
One of my college classmates likes dances like "break dancing". At the freshman art party that year, a few boys jumped on the stage and the whole audience roared.
The so-called break dance is actually street dance, and the classification should be more detailed at that time. At that time, it was not accepted by the mainstream, and would think that only gangsters would jump. It is no longer non-mainstream, but second-rate.
Another highlight of this film is that the white heroine and the black heroine broke the racial boundaries because of dancing. In the early 1980s, this was hardly valuable. At that time, "Driving for Miss Daisy" was a theme that attracted attention easily.
The plot is just so-so.
In the end, dancing forcibly in front of the judges was a bridge that many domestic films later imitated.
For cultures such as rock, hip-hop, hip-hop, etc., just like the "sex culture" in "1984", some rulers actually don't like it and ban it, so that young people can divert their energy.
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