2012 StreetDance 2 Movie 1-Disc Box Set for Gift Collection Blu-ray

Plot Summary

Ash (Falk Hunterschel) is an excellent street dance dancer, but he was ridiculed and his self-esteem was damaged during a confrontation with the American dance troupe "Ivincible". With the help of their best friend Eddie (George Sampson), they gathered a group of top dancers from around the world to form a dance troupe with unprecedented style innovation. After the classic scene of combining street dance and ballet that appeared in the first installment, "Dance Duel 2" combines street dance with Latin style salsa dance, creating a unique design. The film is set against the backdrop of a dance competition held in Paris, incorporating the standard beauty of Paris into the film, along with youthful and beautiful actors and lively dance steps, making it full of highlights. A one sentence comment clearly indicates that such a movie has a large audience, but unfortunately its creators do not have the ambition to abandon the long-standing clich é s in dance films. The only thing that leaves a deep impression on people in 'Dance Duel 2' is its mediocrity. ——Digital spy movies don't have much of a "European" feel, on the contrary, they are very American. This may be to cater to the American market, but a little bit of local flavor will make it stand out even more. ——If the acting skills of the actors in the movie 'Empire' can be one tenth of their martial arts skills, then this movie will be saved. ——Although the story of The Independent is full of clich é s, it is a delightful clich é. ——Although The Sun added Latin elements to the dance to make it more enticing, the film completely lost the unique British style of its first installment, which is regrettable. The film follows the standard "dance movie style" in terms of plot, performance, and plot - which means it's terrible. ——Except for some comedic scenes and clich é d love stories, The Telegraph focuses entirely on dance, and its effects are impressive in 3D. ——The behind the scenes production of 'Time Out', the first song of 'Dance Duel', defeated 'Prince of Persia' and topped the box office chart when it was released in the UK in May 2010. The cumulative box office in the UK was 17.45 million yuan, and the global box office exceeded 50 million yuan, greatly exceeding people's previous expectations for such a low budget independent film. The film has also received a good reputation, despite the clich é d inspirational and romantic plot of "a boy meets a girl", the addition of 3D technology has brought a new experience to the audience in dance movies. Dance Duel "is the world's first street dance film shot entirely using 3D technology, making the movements of dancers in close ups more vivid and the dance floor in distant views appear deeper and wider, giving the audience a more immersive experience. In Dance Duel 2, 3D effects remain the main selling point. In addition to 3D technology, "Dance Duel 2" also brings together the top professional dancers from the UK, Europe, and around the world. George Sampson, Flawless and others from the first episode continue to star in the sequel, all of whom are winners from the British talent show 'Britain's Got Talent'. And Falk Hunterschel, who played the male lead, was born in Germany. He has danced for famous singers such as Mariah Carey and Britney Spears, and has also appeared in American TV shows such as "Arrested", "The End of Crime", and "CSI". This film is his first leading role. The most popular actor in the film is undoubtedly Sofia Pandora, who plays the beautiful salsa dancer. The Famous Global Screen Magazine