Here’s the wacky friend, here’s the gorgeous girl who just happens to be with the dirtbag BMOC, here’s the lesson the talented loner must learn about teamwork. The script, credited to Robert Adetuyi (“Code Name: The Cleaner”), rolls off the conveyor belt with all required parts intact. He joins a fraternitys step dancing team for a competition. It’s harder to figure out why anyone wins except that it advances the shopworn plot. When his brother is murdered, a street dancer moves to Georgia to work his way through college. It’s hard not to laugh when the tough-guy dancers appear offended by their opponents’ choreography. The hordes of hoofers receive so much pedal punishment one hopes they’re at least gellin’ (in DJ’s case, like a felon).ĭJ ends up at a very clean university in Atlanta, where his moves land him in the midst of a deadly serious step-dancing rivalry between two fraternities. DJ (Columbus Short), an amazing underground street dancer, hasn't been in college for a day before he's entranced by a lovely co-ed, April (Meagan Good).Working as a gardener to pay the bills, DJ doesn't fit in with the wealthier students around campus, but one thing does catch his attention - the rival fraternity competitions known as 'stepping. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Stomp the Yard (Full Screen) DVD, Columbus Short, Meagan Good, Darrin Henson, Ne at the best.Additional Product Features: Film CountryUSA. There’s a whole lotta dancin’ in this movie. After a tragedy as predictable as gravity, will he ever dance again? The film opens with the first of many such conflicts, in unabashed music-video style (director Sylvain White is a video vet), as headstrong DJ (Columbus Short, “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip”) and his crew take on some sore losers in an underground L.A. DaierTek 1590B Stomp Box Guitar Pedal Enclosure 112圆1x32 MM Aluminum Guitar Pedal Box Diecast Stomp Box Case Unfinished Toggle Switch Box 4.6 out of 5 stars 76 1 offer from 6. “West Side Story.” “Bring It On.” “Starsky & Hutch.” Cinematic dance “battles” are hardly new, but audiences are likely to emerge from “Stomp the Yard” with battle fatigue.
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