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Overall Rank: 12129

Average Rating: 2.3/4

# of Ratings: 26

Theatrical Release Date: 08/06/2010

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 12/21/2010

Language: English

Genre: Drama, Romance

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Jon Chu

Actors: Harry Shum Jr., Adam G. Sevani, Ally Maki, Sharni Vinson, Christopher Scott, Rick Malambri

Plot: A dance crew that knows each other inside and out must rely on a new recruit when they enter the world of competitive hip-hop dancing that could propel them to stardom or leave them choking in the dust. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 09/27/2014

The only good in step up 3 is the dancing, the rest of the film is rubbish.

sapien - wrote on 11/16/2010

I paid $1.00 to see this movie. I think I got took.

Rod - wrote on 09/04/2010

This is the very first 3-d movie i have ever watched! i watch it alone (i am used to it) but still enjoy it. of course, the movie is packed with amazing dance moves, actors(dancers) are really great, how i wish i have talent like that. =) The production itself did a good job! story? well, movies like this usually have no focus on the stories. my friends told me that the story is very common. BUT FOR ME! i do appreciate it, maybe because there are some part of the plot that i can relate to. =)

Tammy
Rising Star

Don't bother renting it

Tammy - wrote on 12/31/2011

I feel sorry for the people that paid all that money to see this in 3D. The dancing is great...no surprise there. So, stick to dancing and quit all the yapping. Basically, you're paying to watch the female lead (Natalie) smile, giggle and wiggle. She is totally doable, as leading ladies should be, and is almost worth watching. The side kick (Moose) is a likable guy that tries to carry the movie because, the leading man (Luke) can't act. His rival (Julian) can't act either. Why didn't they put Moose and Natalie together? Bottom line, the low budget, tired old plot lines (win the competition to save the club, stolen dance moves, stolen tux to get into the party ~ c'mon), script, casting and love story are way too weak to make this a movie. Maybe they shoulda spent more time in …