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Rating: 4/5
Review: "Step Up 3D movie review"
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Step Up 3D's story isn't amazing but its dance moves and cool 3D contribute to the rating of 4. It've been a long time since I have watched a 3D movie; last watched 3D movie was How to train a dragon in March. There have been other 3D movies like recent The Last Airbender but the reviews for the 3D are horrible and convinced me not to watch it in 3D. The critics approve of this 3D. And yes, it is good as what they say.
With quotes like "...the 3D is the best since Avatar", you can never go wrong with this. With limbs swinging towards you, the 3D is awesome. It is so much better than Clash of the Titans 3D which barely shows you the dept of the 3D. Cool 3D aside, the story isn't anything new. The dance moves are cool and sleek that makes you wonder whether they really did them without any wires work. Some of the songs are good and the rest alright. Though the downside is that there are only three main dance battles though they are awesome. The cliche' romance plot may be slow to those who are so used to it. Plus there is a very mild twist which is predictable.
Overall: For 3D, it is worth a watch in cinema. For 2D, not so. Basically, the 3D is the one that amp the decision of watching this in cinema. The 3D is real and you do get to see dancers going near you unlike those post-production 3D movies like Clash of the Titans and The Last Airbender. Without the good 3D, I wouldn't have watched it in cinema...

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