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Watch Step Up Revolution starring Ryan Guzman in this Drama on DIRECTV. It's available to watch on TV, online, tablets, phone. Newly arrived in Miami, young dancer Emily (Kathryn McCormick) dreams of becoming a professional. Step Up Revolution (2012) Full Movie Online on FMovies. Watch Step Up Revolution (2012) Online free In HD on 123movies. Watch Step Up Revolution 2012 Full Movie Online in HD. Emily arrives in Miami with aspirations to become a professional dancer. She sparks with Sean, the leader of a dance crew whose neighborhood is threatened by Emily's father's development plans.

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Emily arrives in Miami with aspirations to become a professional dancer. She sparks with Sean, the leader of a dance crew in elaborate, cutting-edge flash mobs, called 'The Mob.' When a wealthy business man threatens to develop The Mob's historic neighborhood and displace thousands of people, Emily must band together with Sean and The Mob to turn their performance art into protest art, and risk losing their dreams to fight for a greater cause.
Actors: Cleopatra Coleman,Ryan Guzman,Misha Gabriel Hamilton,Michael Xeno Langebeck,Stephen Boss,Claudio Pinto,Nicole Dabeau,Chris Charles Herbert,Katie Peterson,Alejandro Posada,Marc Macaulay,..»
Country: United States
Quality: HD
IMDb: 6.5
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Played by: Ryan Guzman
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It's equal parts 'Flashdance,' 'Burlesque' and 'Lambada', all parts ludicrous - but we aren't here for the story any more than we watch BÃ©la Tarr for the salsa numbers.
There's too much color and energy and frenzy in this movie to discount it entirely, but it has a disconcerting tendency to undercut its best notions with some singularly awful moves.
With the most wooden leads of the series to date - an MMA fighter and a 'So You Think You Can Dance' alum - the drama between the dancing has never felt more interminable.
'Step Up: You've Seen All This Before' would be more accurate, but Summit Entertainment's marketing department knows that wouldn't help sell tickets.
Delivers plenty of spectacular fancy footwork in what is otherwise a flat-footed fantasy.
While dance purists won't be impressed by the energetic and athletic choreography -- the dancers have clearly learned routines but not necessarily technique -- date-movie audiences will likely want to go out dancing afterward themselves, and that's fun.
The ubiquitous product placements tend to undercut the anti-corporate speechifying.
Despite the fact that there are four choreographers listed on the IMDB credits, even a few of the routines felt flat.
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The dancing is the one thing - and I mean the ONE THING - that the film has going for it, and it's not showcased as well as it should be.
The story is sappy and predictable.. But the dancing has a freshness and vibrancy that's infectiously enjoyable.
Many of the old tropes and gimmicks from the previous films are recycled into an all-too-familiar plotline: An edgy, streetwise guy falls for a classy, upper-crust sweetie, and together they dance their way past obstacle after obstacle.
The Step Up franchise has never been noted for its astute screenwriting, but this instalment sets the bar so low that even its bendy cast members would have trouble limboing under it
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Step Up Revolution
Directed by	Scott Speer
Produced by	Jennifer Gibgot Patrick Wachsberger
Written by	Amanda Brody
Based on	Characters by Duane Adler
Starring
Music by	Aaron Zigman
Cinematography	Karsten Gopinath
Edited by
Production company
Distributed by	Lionsgate
Release date
Running time	99 minutes^[1]
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$33 million^[2]
Box office	$140.5 million^[2]

Step Up Revolution (also known as Step Up 4: Miami Heat, and previously titled Step Up 4Ever) is a 2012 American 3Ddance film and the fourth installment in the Step Up film series. It was released on July 27, 2012. The film was directed by Scott Speer and stars Ryan Guzman and Kathryn McCormick, the latter from the sixth season of So You Think You Can Dance.^[3] The film features choreography by Jamal Sims, Christopher Scott, Chuck Maldonado^[4] and Travis Wall.^[5] The production design was created by Carlos A. Menendez. Unlike the first three films, produced by Touchstone Pictures and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, this film was produced by Summit Entertainment and Offspring Entertainment without Disney's involvement and distributed by Lionsgate. This is also the first Summit Entertainment film after being acquired by Lionsgate in January 2012.

Plot[edit]

Pirate bay games download free. The film starts on Ocean Drive in Miami, Florida. A flash mob, later identified as 'The Mob', shuts down Ocean Drive briefly by cutting off the streets with retro convertibles and dancing on cars to music blasted by DJ Penelope (Cleopatra Coleman). A few hours later, Sean Asa (Ryan Guzman), Eddy (Misha Gabriel), and Jason Hardlerson (Stephen 'tWitch' Boss), the leaders of The Mob, watch their latest flashmob air on the television news in a restaurant kitchen of the Dimont Hotel where they work as waiters. A few complain about their public disturbance, while others praise it. After they get off work, they sneak into the hotel's beach club, claiming to be guests, not employees.

Meanwhile, across the club at the bar, Emily Anderson (Kathryn McCormick) tries to get the bartender's attention, but ends up preparing her own beer. Sean, who is immediately smitten by her, asks for a beer. She tells him it's on the house, then heads down to the beach to dance, resulting in a dance battle between the two, but ending with Emily suddenly running off when she sees one of her dad's business partners, Trip.

The next day, Emily and her father William 'Bill' Anderson (Peter Gallagher) argue over breakfast at the Dimont Hotel. Sean, their waiter, immediately recognizes her, but Emily spills her orange juice. Sean helps clean it up then leaves to fetch her another juice. While he's gone, Emily continues to argue with her father before storming off. Sean later finds her in the hotel's ballroom, where Emily begins a fast contemporary dance, oblivious to Sean's presence. After Emily notices Sean and warms up to him, she explains to him that she's trying to nail an audition for the prestigious Winwood Dance Academy Company. Sean advises her to incorporate faster, more interesting moves, but Emily declines, saying that there are rules. Sean, in turn, tells her to break the rules, giving her an address and telling her to come there. Emily does and finds herself at the Miami Museum of Fine Arts, where the paintings and statues come to life, which is the work of The Mob. By telling her to attend, Sean basically reveals to her his participation in The Mob.

The next day, Emily persuades Sean to let her take part in their next flashmob, which is scheduled to hit a restaurant the following week. Eddy immediately dislikes Emily, giving her the lead to test her. Sean then introduces her to 'the gang' where she meets Eddy (The Hacker), Penelope (The DJ), Jason Hardlerson (The FX), and Mercury (The Artist), who never talks. He also explains that they are trying to win a contest through YouTube by getting 10 million hits on the site. The flashmob goes well and Eddy admits that Emily did great. They then celebrate at Ricky's, where Sean and Emily salsa together, much to everyone's delight. Sean and Emily then sneak onto a boat and sail down the river. There, they bond over their mothers both not being a part of their lives, and they kiss and sleep on the boat until morning. When they hurry back to Ricky's, which turns out to be owned by Sean's uncle Ricky, Ricky reveals to them that Emily's dad, a building tycoon, is planning to develop the strip, destroying Ricky's bar, Sean's home, Sean's sister's home and workplace, and many other things. Enraged, Emily storms off to talk to her dad, with Sean following behind her. Emily wants to tell The Mob who her dad is, but is reluctantly convinced by Sean not to. She instead finds out from her dad that there will be a meeting to determine whether the project to develop the strip goes through or not. She convinces the rest of The Mob to protest the plans. Their dance is a huge hit, gaining the group over a million more views.

Eddy finds out that Emily is William's daughter through watching a tape of Sean and Emily rehearsing where she reveals the truth, without knowing that they are being recorded. Enraged, he reveals Emily's complicity with The Mob to William through a protest dance flashmob. This ruins the relationships for Emily with Sean (romantically), Eddy (friendly), William (trustfully), and the rest of the Mob. Emily leaves embarrassed, and Sean, brokenhearted, is arrested for saving Eddy after their fight. Emily had rehearsed her Winwood audition piece as a duet with Sean, but now that she and Sean are estranged, she no longer has him as a dance partner. Instead, she adapts the piece, dancing it as a solo performance. The result falls flat and she fails her audition for the troupe. Sean finally meets Emily, still hurting from the humiliation, and tells him she is going back to work for her dad, per a promise she made with her dad that if she did not become a professional dancer by the end of the summer that she would work with him back in Cleveland.

After Sean and Eddy were sent to jail for being caught in the flashmob, Ricky bails them out, with Sean quitting The Mob plus ending his friendship with Eddy, after what he did to split him and Emily apart. Eventually, with Eddy feeling guilty for making the rash decision for revenge, makes up with Sean for the errors they both caused. Then The Mob plan one last protest to speak for the people who don't have a voice. They then flashmob the development’s public announcement, with the help of members of The House of Pirates, including Moose (Adam Sevani), Vladd and Jenny Kido. Sean and Emily then perform the original audition piece. Seeing his daughter so happy, William decides to build up the community rather than tear it down, and he and Emily reconcile. Sean and Emily kiss passionately and make up, and Sean and Eddy make a deal with the owner of the marketing firm that represents Nike for the Mob to dance in their commercials.

Cast[edit]

Ryan Guzman as Sean Asa, Emily's love interest and the leader of the Mob.
Kathryn McCormick as Emily Anderson, Sean's love interest, a gifted dancer and a Rookie member of Mob
Misha Gabriel as Eddy, Sean's best friend who co-leads the Mob with Sean. He, Sean, and Jason work as waiters at the Dimont Hotel, but he gets fired by William for being late to work one day, which fuels his aggression towards him.
Peter Gallagher as William 'Bill' Anderson, a real-estate tycoon and Emily's father, as well as Sean and Eddie's boss.
Stephen 'tWitch' Boss as Jason Hardlerson, a member of the Mob and the Pirates as he was in the 3rd movie and had returned to Miami after being in New York.
Tommy Dewey as Trip, William's protege
Cleopatra Coleman as DJ Penelope
Megan Boone as Claire, Sean's sister who is a single mother with a young daughter
Adam Sevani as Robert 'Moose' Alexander III. He makes a cameo in the film, Moose gets a call from Jason to come to Miami and help him and the Mob which he does and brings some of the Pirates.
Chadd 'Madd Chadd' Smith as Vladd. He makes a cameo, also a member of the Pirates, his character appears with Moose and Jenny Kido in the final dance scene.
Seyfo and Franklin Bass 'Glitch' is in the Mob
Sean Rahill as Iris
Mari Koda as Jenny Kido. She makes a cameo, her character appears with the rest of The Pirates along with Moose.
Brendan Morris as Neighborhood Kid / Dancer (also part of the Mob)
Phillip 'Pacman' Chbeeb in The Mob
RayNeshia Robinson in the mob
Justin 'Jet Li' Valles in the Mob
Glenn Mataro in the Mob
Celestina Aladekoba in the Mob
Angeline Fioridella Appel in the Mob
Natali Reznick in the Mob
Mia Michaels as Olivia
Tangi Colombel as Ballet Master
Bebo in the Mob
Tony Bellissmo in the mob

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Production technology[edit]

Step Up Revolution was filmed in 'native' / 'true 3D' without post production conversion using Red Epic cameras, Zeiss Ultra Prime and Angenieux Optimo DP Lenses and 3ality Technica TS-5 camera rigs and Stereo Image Processor (SIP) technology systems.^[6]

Reception[edit]

Step Up Revolution received a 42% approval rating on the review aggregrator Rotten Tomatoes based on 90 reviews. The consensus stating: 'Step Up Revolution treads familiar territory by surrounding its lively and kinetic dance sequences with a predictably generic story.' It holds a rating of 43/100 on metacritic signifying mixed or average reviews.^[7] In its opening weekend, the film grossed $11,731,708 and was placed at No. 4 on the Box Office. The film was released in 2,567 theaters. As of November 19, 2012 the film has grossed $35,074,677 in the United States and $105,396,069 in other territories, for a total of $140,470,746 worldwide.^[2] As of November 19, 2012, it lies third in terms of worldwide box-office receipts compared to other films in the Step Up series.