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Name: Battle of the Year
Released: 2013-9-20
Cast: Josh Holloway, Laz Alonso, Josh Peck, Caity Lotz, Chris Brown

Battle of the Year

PG-13
1h 50m
2013

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Brace yourself as the world’s best B-Boy teams hit the stage in the most intense dance tournament. The Battle of the Year competition is an all out war of mind-blowing dance moves, explosive routines and electrifying displays of skill and imagination. The American team, a group of underdogs, is pitted against the world’s elite as they tear it up in their struggle for the top spot with the help of their coaches, Blake (Josh Holloway) and Franklyn (Josh Peck). Set to pumping beats and an amped soundtrack, the All-Star dream team thrills in this epic dance-off.

Director:

Benson Lee

Producer:

Lisa Zambri, Tripp Vinson, Beau Flynn, Amy Lo

Writer:

Brin Hill, Chris Parker

FEATURES

Extended Dance Sequences

Locked video

This Is Planet B-Boy: Inside the Culture

8 MIN

Locked video

The Art of B-Boying: A Guide to Breaking

7 MIN

Locked video

Preparing for Battle: Training and Rehearsals

9 MIN

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

Critics Consensus: With a hopelessly hokey plot and unintentionally hilarious dialogue, Battle of the Year is flimsy even by the standards of the dance movie genre.

Reviews

The MacGuffin

Allen Almachar

Instead of allowing his film to be uplifted by dance, Lee burdens it with a cringe-worthy dramatic narrative.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Frank Scheck

The young dancers' undeniable skill and athleticism is squandered in this formulaic, overly familiar dance movie.

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The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

Tara Thorne

Proof that any movie can get made somehow.

Characters are not developed enough. You don't feel for them. Result being, you end up as mere spectators instead of well-wishers. While the film preaches 'passion' for whatever you do, it is exactly what seems to be missing from it.

Not only does it fail to use 3D, with its rapid edits, but the dramatic stuff is poorly edited and sound mixed as well.

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