Step Up 2 the Streets

"Look, the streets is about where you're from. It's not some school talent show. There's no spring floors. There's no spotlights to use what you got and... what makes you think you got it, huh?" - Andie, Step Up 2 the Streets

I was with Bossing at Trinoma Mall for our second official date the other date when we came across the aforementioned movie. Seeing that watching the said film would make the Trinoma date worthwhile and, to some extent, meaningful, we decided to grab our lunch from Kenny Roger's Roasters (messy tuna sandwich) and dash our way to the movie house. Overall, the movie was definitely exciting, sexy and hot.

Andie (Briana Evigan) is a struggling orphan left in the care of her mom's best friend. Aspiring to become a dancer some time in the future, she joins the 4-1-0 crew to hone her dancing prowess. Unfortunately, the dangers of the streets pisses her guardian and threatens to send her to an aunt in Texas. Luckily, she enters the Maryland School for the Arts where she meets Chase (Robert Hoffman), Mr. popular, and Moose (Adam Sevani), the campus loser.

At the MSA, Andie creates her own crew alongside Chase and Moose. All of its members are, to some extent, unique in their own right and specializing in different fields. The MSA crew is a diverse combination of individuals representing the streets, as mentioned in the film. Obviously, the MSA crew challenged the 4-1-0 crew in a do-or-die dance match at the streets. Of course, MSA won in style.

Here's the whole MSA crew routine, courtesy of youtube. Enjoy it as much as we, Paulo and Bossing, did! :)



In conclusion, the film was a great way to spend some time with someone special. Wala na 'kong masabi since I had so much fun with Bossing. Anyways, the film was nice and thrilling, especially with the choreography and diverse cast.

Coffee, anyone?