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Moose, as a “Step Up” veteran, rounds up performers from the previous movies, including Andie (Briana Evigan, “Step Up 2: The Streets”), who immediately clashes with Sean over who’s ...

In the end, Step Up 2 is a cash grab in every sense of the phrase, from its status as a sequel to its existence as a means to simply sell copies of its soundtrack. This doesn’t mean it’s ...

Step Up: All In has more of a grab-bag of styles, though, allowing for more diverse styles of dance. “This movie is more about being in a crew, where you have a variety of talents,” Johnson says.

The final sequence in "Step Up 2: The Streets" is a barrage of intense movements where every character gets to shine. It's also the first time we get to see Moose's Michael Jackson-style dance ...

This inevitable sequel to 2006's "Step Up" provides another dose of what its target teen audiences want: up-to-the-minute urban street dancing performed by sexy young stars ...

The hunky “Step Up” star returns long enough to make auds swoon anew, challenging Andie to a dance-off. If she wins, the movie’s over and everybody can go home.

If you've never seen Step Up, the predecessor to Step Up 2: The Streets, then don't worry. It's pretty much the same triumph- over-adversity rigmarole, only this time with a rebellious white girl ...

At Bay Area theaters.) When "Step Up" unexpectedly made $65 million two years ago, the producers quickly decided that there was more to say about freestyle hip-hop and the kids who live to dance it.

Now it’s time to “Step Up 2 The Streets”?They’re the same movie, at least in terms of story arc. Poor girl tries to make a break for herself by winning a big step competition.