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Step Up 3D trailer: your face is about to get served
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Ali
3rd April 2010
Ohhhh snap, beeyatch! Homie just popped yo ass with a double-crank backflip smoothie! Take yo ass back to yo trailer! Look, it's a slow news day, alright?
Unfortunately we shot our bolt earlier this week with trailers for The A-Team and The Expendables, so now we're left with the dregs, namely this trailer for Step Up 3D - the one-dimensional dance movie that's apparently worth justifying in three.
I've seen a couple of these dance movies, and without fail, every single one is exactly the same. There's a hot young thing on the scene who has to prove his/her self in order to hit up the dance contest. Then there's body-popping for 80 minutes, then there's some kissing and some more body-popping. And, if you're lucky, some bare midriff to fap over.
Also, the dialogue is guaranteed to be of the 'phoney sounding inspirational' variety. Check out this choice tidbit:
PS. Nice to see they stole a move from America's Got Talent.
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