I liked how this wasn't necessarily your typical musical, it just had an awesome soundtrack with the movie. And a Bible-thumping minister, who is responsible for keeping the town dance-free. Synopsis Classic tale of teenage rebellion and repression features a delightful combination of dance choreography and realistic and touching performances. The style is reminiscent of a whole host of other '80's teen flicks, but only a handful are better. Kevin Bacon is totally cool and a must see for Footloose.
Dean Pitchford screenplay is engaging and Ross's direction is terrific. Though he tries hard to fit in, the streetwise Ren can't quite believe he's living in a place where rock music and dancing are illegal. And a Bible-thumping minister, who is responsible for keeping the town dance-free. Maybe this is what inspired me to finally give-in and view it. There is a lot of ham on the screen and corn in the flaky dialog.
You just can't dance over-there! Also on hand are Chris Penn as Ren's country boy pal, Willard, and Sarah Jessica Parker as Ariel's friend, Rusty. This is a prime slice of 80s feel good cheese and thus little thought should be given to reality. And how the heck did all the kids from the town learn how to dance so quickly? It's about dancing but unlike many films about dancing it doesn't take itself seriously. The acting was actually pretty good, we have a great cast that looked like they enjoyed themselves. Prior to seeing this movie, all I had heard suggested that I was better off not watching it unless it was to ridicule. Herbert Ross's 'Footloose' is about a small town where rock-and-roll has been banned. .
This is the first movie I ever seen in the theater I must have been 13 or 14 when this came out,, and to me it still holds up well, I haven't seen the remake,, nor do I really want to,, this soundtrack is totally amazing, I had to buy it as soon as it came out,, the music fits almost every scene in the movie,, Kevin Bacon star just took off after this movie,, Lori Singer is really beautiful and did some decent acting,, although her character I didn't care for, Chris Penn did a wonderful job,, but John Lithgow steals the show for me. Of course we'll always question how the kids just managed the skills of dancing, you'll see what I mean when you watch it, but it's all good. Crucially, the music is actually pretty good too! © Copyright Disclaimer: Tutti i contenuti di questo sito non sono sui nostri server, bensì su server esterni, il player presente sul sito non appartiene a noi, ma ad altri servizi, per eliminare definitivamente un film bisogna far richiesta al servizio che lo ospita e che ha la responsabilità dei propri video, non a noi, perchè noi non violiamo alcuna legge di copyright. Rem decides to stop the ban and bring the town back to life. Even if I am torn between wanting to cringe and dance when I hear the theme! He uses his killer smile to great effect.
Free Mp3 Mike Reno Amp Ann Wilson Almost Paradise Footloose 1984? I would highly recommend this film, it's a fun one to watch. Here a face off equals a tractor fight. You see him trying to understand his daughter and slowly realizing that music isn't bad. Kevin Bacon actually manages to make the clichéd concept seem kinda cool, here showcasing an easy charm that was to become the hallmark of much of his later work. John Lithgow is the preacher who serves as Bacon's arch nemesis; Lori Singer is the preacher's daughter who has a hankering for the new dangerous kid. Description Classic tale of teenage rebellion and repression features a delightful combination of dance choreography and realistic and touching performances. Yes, it's a bit of a time capsule, but it's still all in good fun.
Mostra a eterna luta entre o prazer inocente e a moral rígida, na história de Ren McCormick Kevin Bacon , rapaz da metrópole que vai para uma conservadora cidadezinha, onde dançar e também a alegria da juventude foi proibido. Shaw's grief, but his legalism isn't doing his people or town any good. Possibly slightly dramatic -Will Christopher Penn tells us several other towns have also banned dancing. Ren is a new guy from the big city of Chicago coming into a small town and now this small town has banished dancing since a big accident that happened years ago that killed several teens after a dance, there were drugs and alcohol involved, so naturally these folks think that it's all apart of dancing. Despite being a highly-talented personality. I looked at my uncle dancing round his living room to some of its music and asked myself if anybody expected me to take that seriously. The funny thing is that I performed Footloose in my high school, it's now like 5 years later and I realized when I bought this film yesterday that I had never seen the movie.
Kevin Bacon is the tough city kid stuck in some podunk Midwest town where dancing has been outlawed. As teen movies go, it is somewhat original and interesting. How wasn't that fact used as the premise for heaps more sequels with Ren going from town to town and reviving dance? Everyone stops talking, eating and dancing. It's amazing how so many actors never repeat their efforts of their first breakthrough movie See Lou Diamond Phillips, Chris Rock and Madonna for starters -Also starring in this movie is one of Hollywood's greatest lesser known brothers, Sean Penn's brother Christopher. He wants the kids to have fun though and wants a big dance thrown for the town and must convince them to cut their foot loose. Mp3 Download Mike Reno Amp Ann Wilson Almost Paradise Footloose 1984 Youtube. It's charming, it's funny, it's just a blast to watch, and it's an 80's classic.
When teenager Ren McCormack and his family move from big-city Chicago to a small Midwestern town, he's in for a real case of culture shock. This is just a really entertaining movie. I stayed away from this film for 29 years because of Roger Ebert's scathing review and the fact that I thought the story was about some big city fop moving to a small town and dancing on the tables of the local high school, etc. As well as Bacon, the film has Lori Singer, the obligatory love interest , and John Lithgow and Dianne Wiest as her parents. However, there is one small pleasure: Ariel Moore, a troubled but lovely blonde with a jealous boyfriend. And the game of chicken using tractors was just silly.
When teenager Ren McCormack and his family move from big-city Chicago to a small Midwestern town, he's in for a real case of culture shock. And come on, admit it, you know you like the music. Dianne Wiest is the reasonable mom who acts as referee between dad and daughter. This is a typical underdog film with all the tired clichés: the bad guys end up with egg on their faces; the town finally wakes up and smells the coffee; the protagonists eventually turn on the juice; etc. You know, it's puzzling that this movie would leave me unsated and hungry for something else. Penn's character is real fun and Sarah was a real cutie back in '84. Bacon is just great--he doesn't take the movie too seriously and gives out a very good performance.