Sentences with phrase «footloose does»

I'm now a Kenny Wormald fan and can say, having seen it myself, that Craig Brewer's Footloose does live up to the original.

Like the rest of today's video - happy teen - age entertainments, Footloose doesn't expect to be watched closely or taken seriously.

Not exact matches

You may be relatively footloose and fancy - free in your 20s, but that doesn't mean you should squander the decade.

I've even used my Footloose Running Dress as a swim coverup since it packs easily and doesn't wrinkle.

«People know they live in a globalised world, there is a footloose fancy - free economic world in which money can be moved from one border to another... in this world, you get more done by doing things together than you do apart.»

But no study addressed whether parenthood itself was responsible, or whether men who became committed partners and fathers started out with lower levels of the hormone than did their single, footloose friends.

While the «Footloose» remake doesn't differ much from the original musical - drama, in terms of the characters and plot - line, Brewer was able to successfully modernize the tale while staying true to its important message.

Footloose thankfully avoids the most heinous of dance - movie pitfalls: casting actors who can only do half the job, either actors who can't dance or dancers who can't act.

If the pilfering of «80s films must continue (though ideally, it will stop, soon), the other studios could learn a thing or two from what Paramount did here with «Footloose.»

But this Footloose remake is pretty well done, with clever nods to the original alongside subtle improvements.

The world didn't need a remake of Footloose, the 1984 movie where outsider - rebel Ren McCormack (Kevin Bacon) takes on a town - wide ban against public dancing.

If you're looking for a silly southern romp with watered - down Red versus Blue state subtext, the new Footloose will do ya fine.

Nothing in Footloose comes close, in this respect, to the best moments of Brewer's previous, vibrant if uneven films Hustle & Flow and Black Snake Moan, but this heartfelt retread of a notably thin popcorn property does come alive during an illicit dance - off at a drive - in or when a line dance devolves into sweaty gyrations — basically, when the teenagers are fulfilling the grown - ups» worst fears.

Footloose joins a new wave of 1980s remakes that are, on the whole, quite presumptuous — supposed «classics» reworked for a new generation that might not want anything to do with them.

He also talks about the changes he made to the project when he signed on by saying, «The project that they wanted to do was like a big dance celebration of Footloose.

Lastly there is a video from Emily Whitcomb doing a Footloose - inspired Rap.

I could do that for Taps and Sean Penn, but Footloose wasn't made to make a point as much as to entertain.

Those are the best compliments I can give to Craig Brewer's Footloose, and I think he did a great job explaining his new take.

When they released the trailer for the new Footloose remake, it didn't seem to impress many people.

i havent been able to watch the new «footloose»... how many times did we see it at the movies as teenagers???? we knew the short film b4 (showing our ages there!)