Too many fans seem to be blown away

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."

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

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

if you want to see some great dance scenes in a (relatively) high budget movie, then you should stay as far away from this movie as possible, its not a dancing movie, its a chick-flick. Yes there are dancing and the movie portray a wide array of dance styles, BUT!!! because the movie tries to appeal to as many as possible, they put too many distractions into every dance scene, so "common" people won't get bored, like the first dance scene shows almost more big bouncing low-riders than the dancers! And they keep shoving dancers into every dance scene, like there's no tomorrow, that you question all the dancers capabilities. After the movie, the only thing I was interested in was who are the choreographers, because I think their work was the ONLY thing impressive about the movie.Last Thing: The DJ! Who in their right mind would have a tightly choreographed dance routine connected to a very specific mix of songs, and then have a girl DJ'ing while they're performing which possibly could ruin the whole dance! I MEAN COME ON!

Exciting, fast paced and well choreographed, Step up 4: Miami heat is a must see film! The dances are all choreographed to go so well with the music and the actors are very skilled and talented dancers. This film is best suited for teenagers of any age, as well as adults. I think this film would also be good to see if you are an aspiring dancer or if you are working towards a qualification in dance as it can give you loads of inspiration.As well as lovely dance routines, the plot is a brilliant write up which will not bore you!In conclusion step up 4 is an eventful, well-thought out film that will be sure to make you sit and watch it until you reach the end!

I went to watch this film because I wanted to see some cool girls and dudes dance and just be f*cking cool. The storyline wasn't great, a bit cheesy, cool guy dancer from the poor bits of Miami meets cool girl dancer, daughter of rich businessman hoping to knock down cool guys home and district. Cheesy love, awkward moments and awkward story (but it's OK). Then BAM! They dance, and they know how to, they dance to dubstep, remixes and sh*t, I don't usually like those music genres, but in this context it was perfect. The 'flash mobs' were perfectly edited and stuck together with the rhythm and the beat. The one word to describe this movie is 'cool'. Two words would be 'f*cking cool'.

This 4th in the series is a little better than the last 2 which had degenerated into repetitive Bollywood style dance sequence movies.There is an attractive setting in Miami. The story is okay - dancers vs developers. There are some novel dance sequences with interesting costumes in original settings eg museum, office, on cars etc.The cast is alright. Ryan Guzman is pleasantly charming. Kathryn Mccormick has a pretty face but her legs are a bit stocky for a dancer. Her voice is a little squeaky. Nice to see an older Peter Gallagher as her father.Watchable for what it is. What do you expect anyway?