Stomp the Yard

this movie was worth spending 13.50. it was exactly what i expected. if you dont know anything about black history or our culture you might not get it but if u watch it carefully u might make sure u check it... Full review

While Stomp the Yard contains impressive musical and dance numbers, it loses its momentum during the intervening soap opera-style subplots.... Full review

This was one of the best movies of all time. it had a great plot and chris brown and columbus short were so FINE in this movie.... Full review

Does that sum it up? If not, here's some more. This is most outright racist, lowest common denominator, piece of garbage ever made. The studio got it right though. They've found yet another way to trick darkies out their drug money.... Full review

This movie is a lot better than I thought. The dancing was great, acting was great, and the story/plot was pretty much Drumline except with stepping. Definitely worth watching, though.... Full review

Stomp the yard is absolutely fantastic. You can't ask for a more exhilirating movie to watch that just makes you want to jump out of your seat and start dancing. The story was so much better than what I anticipated, of... Full review

Stomp the Yard does have more heart than You Got Served, but the film is over-done with dance moves that just get old and drama that can't reach the point of emotional value.... Full review

The actors portrayed the plot and the director's vision of the movie perfectly. There were minor flaws with the conveyance of emotions but each actor/actress pulled through with their own touch to their scripts.... Full review

I love this movie!! I can relate to the story line and the conflict. However, I was wondering if anyone else noticed when April went to the frat house to talk to DJ she didnt have her purse walking up the... Full review

The moves shown in the movie are forms of break dancing, krumping, clowning, and stepping. Critics gave the movie low grades because they do not know anything about dance. There was one part where Columbus Short was fake crying and you... Full review

When DJ (Columbus Short), a troubled youth from Los Angeles, moves to Atlanta to attend Truth University, he discovers "stepping," the age-old style of dance traditionally done in African-American Fraternities, where teams demonstrate complex moves and create rhythmic sounds by using their bodies. ... Full Review

Stomp The Yard is predictable Many critics would disagree with me when I say that the O.C. style plot was actually really good and did a lot for the movie, because I didnt want a movie featuring random and unnecessary dance moves over and over again. ... Full Review

They also screamed at every shirtless training sequence and when something bad happen ed to the singer Chris Brown, who has a small part. So I was pleased to see that DJ, on registration day, is stopped, as so many men in B-movies before him have been, by the vision of Meagan Good , who's as teasingly luscious as ever. ... Full Review

It was a wannabe powerful movie filled with "inspiration. i really thought this movie would be better but it was a good flick. This movie I thought was enjoyable, though not very intersting at some parts. ... Full Review

The opening scene was the highlight of the film for my daughter....the imagery gives the illusion of chaos.....it featured her favorite singer and dancer, Chris Brown .....Both Brown and Short play believeable characters enthralled in a very real conflict for young black men.....The flashback sequences in this film gave excellent insight into the inner struggle DJ faced with his guilt about his brother's killing..... ... Full Review

This is what we call a slow news day. Even for a Sunday. But then a casual glance through The Hollywood Reporter yielded some huge sequel news! ... Full Article

How often do you get to see one of the most famous guitarists in the world in a 700-ish-capacity club? Not all that often, right? ... Full Article

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Stephen "tWitch" Boss has stomped his way from the stage to the yard. The footloose runner-up of the fourth season of Fox's " So You Think You Can Dance " has been cast in Rainforest... ... Full Article

Stepping is coming back to the big screen. In the "Stomp the Yard" sequel, "Stomp the Yard: Homecoming," new feuds are about to get settled the only way they should: on the dance floor. ... Full Article

Rob Hardy is getting ready to do some big screen krumping. According to a report in The Hollywood Reporter , the writer-director has signed on to helm 'Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming,' a sequel to the smash 2007 step-dancing hit... ... Full Article

Over the last few years, we've seen some insane, extreme dancing in everything from "You Got Served" to "Stomp the Yard" to the "Step Up" films and "America's Best Dance Crew." ... Full Article