B-Girl: Hip-hop dans la peau

Titre original : B-Girl

2009
PG-13
1h 28m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA story about a female breakdancer overcoming a brutal attack to claim her place in the world of underground hip-hop.A story about a female breakdancer overcoming a brutal attack to claim her place in the world of underground hip-hop.A story about a female breakdancer overcoming a brutal attack to claim her place in the world of underground hip-hop.

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3,9/10

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Prix
- 1 victoire au total

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Rôles principaux42

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Julie 'Jules' Urich

Angel
(as Jules Urich)

Missy Yager

Gabby

Wesley Jonathan

Carlos

Drew Sidora

Righteous

Aimee Garcia

Rosie

James Martinez

Hector

Richard Yniguez

Father Rivera

Jenny Gago

Crescencia

Oren Michaeli

Tejon
(as Oren 'Flearock' Michaeli)

Jonathan 'Legacy' Perez

Rico

Keith Stallworth

Junior
(as Keith 'Remedy' Stallworth)

Richard Steelo Vasquez

Silas
(as Richard 'Steelo' Vasquez)

Ivan 'Flipz' Velez

Trece

Marcelo Tubert

Professor Leasing

Robert Cicchini

Dr. Volchek

Josue Antonio

Beast
(as Josue 'Beastmode' Figueroa)
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Bunnie Rivera

Maria

Nika King

Serena
(as Nika Williams)

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Histoire

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Connexions
Remake of B-Girl (2004)

Bandes originales
Stick N Move
Written by K.P. (as Marwin Taba), Norm Rockwell (as Norman Lim), Strike III (as Rex Quijano)
Produced by Edgar Artek Sinio (as Artek)
Performed by The Pacifics
Courtesy of All Natural Inc.

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Commentaire en vedette

7/10

beats the ridiculous plot lines and abysmal acting of Step-Up 2&3

This film was a true pleasure to watch! The story has heart and the dancing is spot on. Sure, the acting isn't exactly the best in the world, but what do you expect from an independent dance flick? B-Girl certainly beats the ridiculous plot lines and abysmal acting of Step-Up 2&3 (and probably the upcoming 4...we shall see). I've heard better dialogue, but it didn't bore me to death and it wasn't so cheesy as to make me want to throttle the screenwriter.

B-Girl is definitely worth 83 minutes of your time. Don't let reviewers who are sadly misinformed about the history of breaking and clearly out of touch with current trends in dance(coughclaywebb79cough)put you off of this film. B-Girl is a heartfelt story set in a beautiful backdrop(there's some gorgeous graffiti). The choreography is excellent and the dancers straight up kill it! I give B-Girl a 7 of 10.