It is a performances centric movie

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

This series is wonderful, because it is on television some conflicts that happen in real life. And besides representing homosexuality in a great way, with a very lovely couple and very successful on and off the show. We love Jude and Zero, they are perfect, and show the relationship of a simple, spontaneous and majestic why the world loves them. Addresses beyond homosexuality, we like drugs, addictions, friendship, companionship, greed, envy and murder. All this covered in a simple, easy to understand and that is not a very heavy thing. It also shows sex as a natural thing, as it has to be, not a thing erotica or in an aggressive manner which is a great thing for the series. It shows the life of people trying to be something else, follow your dreams, achieve their goals. Due to be a great series, Jude and Zero are a couple that appeals to everyone, HIT THE FLOOR series should be renewed for 4th season. And those who have not watched run and watch soon!

Love this show. The entire series is fantastic so far.Every single actor and actress is amazing. Overall great show I would go higher then a ten if I could. The writing is genius. I am kept at the edge of my seat for the entire show and I can never guess whats going to happen next. absolutely brilliant show. #Amazing #Awesome #totsamazballsIn last week's episode titled "Carrying," Sloane was arrested for the death of Olivia. Her arrest was made after she once said that she hated Olivia. Episode 7 also depicted the end of German and Ahsha's troubled relationship. He finally found out that his girlfriend still harbours feelings for her ex, and let her go. These relationship problems resounded in Jelena and Terrence's hassle free relationship. Jelena (Logan Browning) found that her fiancé was soon going to be a father to an unborn kid. This threw her off guard and she suggested that they do a test to confirm if the baby is indeed Terrence's. #can't wait

I had such high hopes for this show mainly because Kimberly Elise was a part of it and I think she is a very talented actor. Never in a million years did I think she would ever associate herself with this juvenile, campy, sophomoric cliché travesty. I recorded the entire season one marathon 2 days ago and figured I would spend the holiday weekend relaxing on the couch with a belly full of Bbq and 9 episodes of this show for entertainment. Sadly I could not even get through the first episode.Too many clichés for me, from the naïve girl who makes her single mom believe she's going to a job interview at a bank, but instead goes to try out for the basketball cheerleading squad, to the bitchy cheerleading captain who is threatened by the new girl and tries to give her hell, and oh let's not forget the one girl on the squad who tries to protect the new girl……YAWN. Watched it for about 38 minutes before I switched it off, but I already know that the new naïve girl will make the squad and drama will ensue between her and the captain blah, blah, blah. No thanks I'll pass.

"Hit the floor" follows young dancer Ahsha Hayes, as she joins the Devil Girls, the dance/cheer-leading squad of the LA Devils basketball team. The story is nothing special, quite over-the-top and predictable, involving Ahsha's mother, who is a former Devil Girl and doesn't want her daughter involved in the world of professional basketball, the team's coach, who used to date Ahsha's mother, the squad's director, the squad's bitchy captain, the star player who has a crush on Ahsha, Ahsha's boyfriend etc etc... They all get mixed-up in a world of fancy parties, LA villas and heavy eye makeup. Plotting, sexing and, thankfully, dancing! Which is the best thing in the show. The Devil Girl performances. Very entertaining, well-executed, video-clip style choreography.It's a pity that Ahsha, the main character, get's boring really quick. Jelena, the bitchy villain, though a caricature, is more fun to watch. The rest of the cast ranges from the guy who used to play TV's Clark Kent, to the guy who used to play Bob Pinciotti, to ridiculously muscular guys who look like living J.I. Joe Barbie dolls. Look out for Katherine Bailess though, who is shining through as the ex-stripper Kyle, adding a little bit of spice with her witty lines and her southern accent.