A Disappointing Continuation

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

Just awful. Bad acting, watered storyline and not fun at all.The characters were emotionless, the dancing was mediocre, there was absolutely no plot, and the acting wasn't all that great. I'm a huge step up fan but this was just a true disappointment and I came to see its premiere. Sad, sad day. Ryan Guzman's acting was horrifying and after seeing step up 4, I expected more. Briana's acting was okay. The rest of the characters' acting really fell flat, even my all time favorite, moose. So disappointed. But Joy had never turned more quickly into disappointment than it did as the movie rolled on....People actually walked off the theater after the first half...So i guess i wasn't the only that found this lacking.

Last time I watched a Step Up movie, I watched the 3rd movie without watching the 2nd. Now, I watch this installment without watching the 4th movie, and I still haven't watched the 2nd movie!This movie apparently is where the "All-Stars" come, even though Channing Tatum and Nora are still out of the picture. The gateway character in this series has always been, and always will be, Camille, who is returnee Moose's girlfriend. As such, I'm glad she's held up as long as she has. But this cast team deals more with the sequel characters like Sean, Moose, and other characters I'm not gonna go look up because I'm too lazy. Anyway, enough bullshït. This is my review for Step Up All In.The movie starts with what it's like to try to make a living through dancing, which is correct. It IS hard to make it in the entertainment world, so stuff like this movie happen. Not much of the plot makes it to the realm of goodness though as the new romances in the film are banal and/or predictable. Camille/ Moose is more fleshed out because it had time to develop, but it's something I wish more of happened. The plot seemed random at times too, unlike the first movie when it developed pretty well and even the 3rd movie's plot had some bone to it. This had no substance at some points, and at others, it was okay, so overall the story is inconsistent.The music, dancing, and choreography, however, was, as usual, very well-done and it keeps the movie entertaining. Then again, that's what I'd expect from a series that got my attention with the reality show "So You Think You Can Dance". This series, along with She's the Man, was also my introduction to Channing Tatum and I've come to like him as an actor since. The dancing can be seen in the film as usual and it is a thrill ride.So overall, if you like this series or dance films in general, by all means watch this, but be prepared to be disappointed by the haphazard plot. Looking at the end though, I think the series should end here out of respect.

I've been a Step Up fan from the beginning, I enjoy the dancing (considering I am unable to do so) so when you watch a movie like this you get what you expect. The acting is OK but the dancing is fantastic and I would say better than the previous installment of this series.No need to go into details as to why they are dancing in a competition, if you like the dancing of the previous films, you will definitely enjoy it in this one. Watch something else for the acting or storyline. The dancing is by far the best I've seen on film.It's a 6/10 for me and I will continue watching this franchise until it stops.

Bad starting, music sounds like crap and the club is looking not so awesome. For a start, bad move for the director. Like the club scene but it doesn't look like something that I want to see. It's way to weak!I don't feel that on going passion that must be as it were in the past Step-up series! That's bad. The leader of the winning team (kind of) starts weak. It's all right for starting but he must been more motivated and trustful. Doesn't inspire the viewer in any way!Moose? From nowhere, must play better, doesn't fit with the screenplay but I like him! Funny, they try to create something that they already did. Duh!What did you think about guys? Taking some actors from the last Step-up movies will do this one better? Try again! Bad decision!Dance battles? Slow. Thought that I will be impressed! They do a Vortex thing without knowing something about what does it mean! Duh!That electrify dance. Worse than ever. Makes me puke. What the...happened to he movie I sometimes known?The Vortex starts like from nowhere. I mean, what's this?Not the Step-up I know. No story, not the emotion that has to bring. I feel disappointed about this movie. Waited for something more beautiful.One message for the director of this movie: "Try better, you worked for nothing in this movie!"