True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

I just recently saw this movie because I really was looking for a movie to watch. I had already read he comments for this movie before I saw it. This movie was lacking something. I mean the chemistry was OK between Sara and Miles but the dance movies was horrible. A viewer could tell that the new Sara could not dance hip hop. The way it went with the music was just bad. I did like the plot and the meaning behind the movie. The way Sarah acted and her ballet was excellent though. The funny thing is that you can tell that the actress used to be a ballerina in real life. I did love Miles. He really is why I watched the movie for the second time. He is really cute and his smile does light up the movie. But after everything was said and done, the movie was just missing something that I can put my foot on.

If you don't think of this as a sequel its actually a pretty good movie. Again with a great soundtrack, it's just a bit more grown up. With a lot more ballet, but a little less plot. It carries on the story where the original film ended. Kindly giving us a detailed reminder of the first in the opening and introducing us to the new actress who is playing Sarah, who seems the ballet dancer much more than our first Sarah did. Short one hunky boyfriend we soon find a new love interest in the shape of Sarahs uber hot hip hop teacher. From here the film is pretty predictable, what is Sarah's real dream and how can she reach it. I'd recommend this to anyone who enjoys films with love and dancing. It may not be original but it's still a fun watch.

OK well i definitely think that they should have stuck with Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas. They would have looked so much better in save the last dance 2.Izabella Miko was to Gothic to be Sara i didn't like how when she was in the "pit" she was very Gothic and it did not look like something Sara Johnson would were. And one more thing when Sara and mille are walking in the park her boot steps are WAY to loud you can barley hear them talk.Oand what about Zoe what was her point in the movie any way? at least Chenille was there to help people along the way and she got a point across that it doesn't matter who you love as long as they love you back. I done now.

What i didn't expect about (Save The Last Dance 2) is that a movie made for a home release only can be that good. To be honest it's almost an exact replica of (Save The Last Dance), same plot, same dance styles. However a different cast and a slightly different story could make you enjoy this one just as much you enjoyed (Save The Last Dance). The acting was good enough, directing was OK, although the editing was quite bizarre, scenes were like suddenly changing that at some point made the movie a little bit hard to follow at a certain plot twist. Izabella Miko and her fabulous look and her excellent dancing style was the best thing in the movie. also the music chosen in the movie really fits. To sum up i think this movie is worth your time. i hope you enjoy it. .