What a beautiful movie!

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

You have just finished watching Breakin' - and feel like you want to go out onto the streets and find a group of people to dance with, then you realise that your about 20 years too late and the only gangs hanging around your neighbourhood are not interested in dancing.Your spirits drop, realising that you can never get back your youth...But then you remember, you also own Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo and you get back on your sofa and spend another couple of hours with a friendly group of Break Dancers who only want to support their local amenities... They don't use violence (apart from perhaps some suggestive popping' and lockin' moves), they don't use guns or drugs and they even get their rival street gang to kiss and make up with them in order to protect their hood from the City Suits.Where else could you get a story line like that? Take it for what it is - great music, great dancing, great fun!

I remember 4 years ago while in the air force working night shift, I and another 12 or so soldiers sitting in the crew room watching channel bravo at about 2 am We were treated to this movie and I have never ever laughed so much in my entire life, we put national security in jeopardy because there were people actually crying with laughter and rolling around on the floor.To remember now, the very beginning scene where all those dildo's are dancing around in the street spinning on car bonnets etc.Most funny movie ever, will never be triumphed.Hey, a friend of mine said that Jean-Claude Van Damme appeared in this movie, is that right ?

First of all....there was no such thing as GOOD ACTING in the 80's. EVERYTHING was cheesy as all hell. Second, the movie wasn't about the acting, but about the dancing. Using it to express your emotions and differences in a positive way. Anybody who saw the movie for the acting is retarded! What did you expect? A drama? I happen to like both movies. I think these people are talented dancers and that both movies send a positive message out to people. Only narrow minded people judge a film by the acting. What's the message the film is trying to convey? Did the message come across? If so, then the film is a success. Therefore, keep the negative comments to yourselves!

For all the B-Boy and all the B-Girls.... This movie represents! I wouldn't expect anyone who didn't live the breaker life to appreciate it. I get just as excited watching this film as I did when I was little. It's a classic!