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A very inspiring movie.
Honey (Alba) is raised in slum New York, where her mother runs a center to give kids a safe place to be that keeps them off the street and gives them constructive ways to channel their energy. Honey teaches dance at the center by day and works at a dance club by night, hangin' wit her homegirls and practicin' her moves. By chance she is discovered by the owner of a studio who produces music videos and he gives her a job choreographing, which is her dream come true, careerwise. But when he tries to pressure her to sleep with him and she refuses, she loses her job and disappoints a group of young kids from the 'hood she has promoted for the latest video.

But Honey has vision and fortitude. She has previously committed to opening a dance studio for inner city youth, and presses through with a commitment to see that come to pass whatever it takes. With the help of her boyfriend and providence the dream is realized.

The most cool thing about this movie to me is that Honey was raised with the example of helping disadvantaged kids - modeled by her mother - and she takes her God given talent and takes it to the next level, in spite of obstacles that stand in her way. The most powerful obstacle is her mother, who would like to see Honey get out of the 'hood.

This is a powerful movie that is very inspiring.

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Love the movie!
I like hip hop and stuff so I really enjoyed this movie! I was watching it w/a friend from work and her two yr old daughter and boy did her daughter move to the music! There are many amazing moves in this movie and I was wishing I had her moves. This was an inspiring movie and since I'm an emotional person, I almost cried. If you wanna learn moves, watch this! Jessica also inspired me to go for my goals in life like she did!

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Cliche To The Hilt
An MTV/BET hybrid film starring Jessia Alba who was clearly chosen for her looks. It is my understanding that she had to be taught how dance which baffles me because the last time I checked Mya is a trained dancer and since acting skills were not a prime concern, she could have done the role. I think the change in casting alone could have saved this movie from the absolute trash heap into at least renting class. After all, there would have been some real reason to expand on the dancing. Beyond that gripe, the numerous cliches were overwhelming to the point where my 13 year old younger sister could stand no more.