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It’s pretty clear they’re in a movie. Baby falls in love with the best-looking dancer, a handsome jock named Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze), who dances professionally in the hotel’s show. At first, he doesn’t pay her much attention, but then he kinda starts to like the kid, like in millions of other movies.
Like its winsome characters, Dirty Dancing uses impressive choreography and the power of song to surmount a series of formidable obstacles. Read Critics Reviews
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- Emile Ardolino
- PG-13
- Jennifer Grey
Dirty Dancing has a nostalgic, languid, summery mood, realistic characters, a relateable honest message coupled with incredible music and dancing, and the one of the best dance sequences cinema has ever given us. This movie is always on TV and I will continue to watch it as long as they show it.
Dirty Dancing, directed by Emile Ardolino, is a conventional film in its Borscht Belt setting, ethnic satire, and feel-good ending, but with a deliciously subversive core. Full Review | Feb...
Parents need to know that Dirty Dancing is a 1960s-set star-crossed romance starring Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze. It's a guilty pleasure for many due to several campy scenes, flashy dance sequences, and appealing performances by its main characters.
- Jennifer Grey, Jerry Orbach, Patrick Swayze
- Emile Ardolino
- Vestron Pictures
Jan 1, 2000 · Dirty Dancing Review. In the summer of 1963, Baby goes to a mountain holiday resort with her parents and sister. There, she meets dance teacher Johnny Castle, who teaches her how to move, and...
Aug 12, 2017 · Look beyond the deceptively raunchy opening credits and you’ll realise that the steamy romance was all just a clever vehicle for a critical, social and political portrait of American life in the ’60s, and that Dirty Dancing is, in fact, an enduring piece of feminist cinema.
