Sentences with phrase «from footloose»

Some people remember him from Footloose, while oth... Read more

Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough are shown in a scene from Footloose.

Not exact matches

«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.»

This footloose DNA differs from strain to strain.

In our solar system's youth the gas giant's footloose migration toward and away from our star flicked aside lesser worlds — a pruning that, as brutal as it was, opened up space for our planet.

You could go and see an old favourite such as Footloose or experience a new and exciting play from playwrights around the world.

Footloose, escape from oppression and law, Liberty, equality, nonjudgmental, keep going, push the envelope, goofy, playful, compassionate that's me in a nutshell and now for the lengthy part... / ----- Horizontall y Challenged... I'm frackin tall... This is going to be hard to follow but...

The «Footloose» remake, much like the original film, follows Ren (now played by Kenny Wormald) as he moves from a northern city to a small southern town.

The story of the movie is echoed in the way the dances are put together, from the makeup of the town (which is more diverse and real - looking than in the original Footloose) to the relationship between characters.

It's so easy for so many aspects of Footloose to descend into cartooniness, but it only really happens when Chuck is on screen, and his scenes feel like dull diversions from the real story.

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.

While the material is interesting, it's clear that there some rights issues at work, and barely any footage from the 1984 Footloose is used, even when it would be helpful to show it.

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.»

An energetic and curiously faithful remake of the 1984 film of the same name starring Kevin Bacon, writer - director Craig Brewer's Footloose is a virtual cinematic poison pill to anyone irrevocably divorced from any trace memories of adolescent feeling, and further proof that in life but especially art feeling is stronger than thought.

But Footloose version 2.0 can't be taken on its own merits: from the opening shot of the shuffling sneakers to its retro - licious soundtrack to the shot - for - shot recreations, this new film isn't just a remake, it's a homage.

But Brewer, who previously put his high - intensity spin on Hustle & Flow and Black Snake Moan, displays his coolest moves in the way he smartly unties this Footloose from its 1980s moorings.

Echols thought the movie was bad, but I'll bet he will be tempted, for old time's sake, to see two other remakes of films he remembers from before his fall: Footloose and The Thing.

The new Footloose, it turns out, is not all that different — in plot, characters and themes — from the original, which was a box - office hit and made a star of Kevin Bacon, playing a spirited city teenager who moves to a small town where dancing is banned and who endeavours to overturn the law so he and his classmates can hold a proper senior prom.

The 2011 Footloose — starring dancer Kenny Wormald in the Bacon role and directed by Craig Brewer of Hustle & Flow fame — is an extraordinarily faithful remake, recycling four songs from the first Footloose, plus plot, characters, and iconography.

Like Ross's own old - meets - new appropriation, the 1981 meta - musical Pennies From Heaven, in which Steve Martin, Bernadette Peters, and Christopher Walken danced and lip - synched to Depression era - standards, Brewer's Footloose is an attempt to get at the heart of contemporary culture via slavish re-creation of an earlier time.

Julianne Hough (c.) and Kenny Wormald are shown in a scene from the remake of the 1984 movie «Footloose,» as a small Southern town learns to let its teenagers have fun.

Paramount has sent over four clips from the remake of Footloose.

Some new images from Craig Brewer's (Hustle & Flow) upcoming remake of Footloose have appeared online.

There are jokes about Aliens and Footloose, and even an Easter egg from the great Arrested Development, of which the Russos directed many episodes.

The cast is rounded by with strong performances from Carrie Coon, Kim Dickens (Footloose) and, surprisingly, Tyler Perry (Alex Cross)-- rendering Gone Girl an ensemble piece and a star vehicle all at once.

«Jump Back: Re-Imagining Footloose» focuses on the original film with comments from the cast and crew and its remake process.

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

With elements of Footloose and Step Up, the story is continually brought crashing back around us with clips from Platoon — a film Josh so loves that it plays a central role in the film's climax and redemption for all involved.

Connoisseurs of such will find its top - shelf qualities to include a Witness - like star - cross'd pas de deux; dead wives and sons; surrogate wives and sons; surrogate father figures fighting, Footloose - like, against oppressive cultures; a Fisher King rescue from insanity; and enough war - movie boilerplate to choke a War Horse.

He was already a big star from «Footloose» and «Diner» and she was soon on her way.

The Footloose actor sent fans into a frenzy after he posted a pic of himself looking a lot fuller in the face and simply captioned the image, «Greetings from the UK!»

This family classic from the producers of Chicago, Hairspray, and Footloose features Academy Award ® Winner...

Can we please just have him and McCormack recreate their Footloose dance from Will & Grace?

Herbert Ross had quite a career: The Goodbye Girl, The Seven - Per - Cent Solution, Pennies From Heaven, Footloose, The Secret Of My Success, Steel Magnolias, My Blue Heaven and Boys On The Side.

Dave Kehr on Alfred Hitchcock, Michael Sragow on Jonathan Demme's Stop Making Sense, Joe Dante interviewed for Gremlins, midsection: up - and - coming directors from USC (George Lucas and Robert Zemeckis, Ron Howard interviewed, and the comedy of John Hughes, Dan Melnick's Footloose, Brazilian cinema, Kit Carson on his work for Paris, Texas, William Powell remembered, Doctor Who

New images from Sucker Punch, Source Code, Scream 4, The Hangover Part II, Larry Crowne, The Help, Abduction, Footloose, and Tower Heist have gone online.

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS Director: Matthew Vaughn (Kick - Ass) Starring: James McAvoy (Atonement), Michael Fassbender (Jane Eyre), Kevin Bacon (Footloose), Jennifer Lawrence (Winter's Bone), Nicholas Hoult (A Single Man) During World War II, Erik Lensherr (Fassbender) is forced to be separated from his mother outside the gates of a concentration camp.

Die Another Day (2002) Donnie Brasco (1997) Dr. No (1962) Eddie Murphy Raw (1987) Footloose (1984) For Your Eyes Only (1981) From Russia With Love (1963) Gaucho Serenade (1940) The Ghost and the Darkness (1996) Giver — Episodes 201 - 210, 301 - 310 (2012 - 2013) Goldeneye (1995) Goldfinger (1964) A Good Year (2006) The Horse Soldiers (1959) Hot Shots!

Travel Stories: In an excerpt from his new book, «The Footloose American,» author Brian Kevin follows Hunter S. Thompson's trail in Bolivia

What a week: Teresa Palmer became a mum, Simon Cowell became a dad, Charlie Sheen got engaged to a porn star, Footloose turned 30, Reality Bites turned 20, I separated from my husband... Yup, it was all happening... >> Aussie actress Teresa Palmer and husband Mark Webber welcomed a son, Bodhi Rain on Monday.