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søndag den 6. november 2011

Footloose vs. Footloose

New version of Footloose - wtf? The old one is totally awesome so why make a new? Can't see why. But I went to see it anyway - just to play that fun game where you dis everything because it is all wrong and unworthy, like when you see a Harry Potter film and everthing's wrong and bad compared to the brilliant books.
Anyway, I thought it'd be fun to make a comparison of the two - not that there's any doubt about which is the awesomest, but to see just how rotten the new one is.

 Ren Mccormack
Kevin Bacon is hot and cool. He's got the nose! And the moves!
Kenny Wormald - hmm... All right, he's cool and not bad looking, though he's got that sort og High School Musical cheese-ball-look. 
Kevin beats Kenny due to his attitude, outfits and his dance moves. 

Angry Dance
The original angry dance kicks the new one's ass. In the 2011 version it's way too short and it lacks energy. I sucks so much I didn't want to post it here, so instead I give you Bret's (FOTC) version, which is quite good.


  Soundtrack
The soundtrack of the new Footloose is basicly the old one made bad by adding sounds and effects which in my opinion are better suited for Eurovision Song Contests.
Take Ren's first day at school; in the original film he arrives listening to Bang Your Head. In the new version they figured Black and Yellow was appropriate.
Luckily, they've used some of the old ones like Almost Paradise and of course Footloose. The lamest of the lamest is the new version of Holding Out For A Hero, watch this:
    Puh!

Ariel


What a skank! It's not that I particularly love the orginal Ariel, but she is definately a lot better than this new gross one. She's so bad! 

 
Dancing
They've got better dance moves in the old one. The final scene in both films is great and makes you want to dance!
The best scene in the new Footloose is when Ren teaches Willard to dance. This scene is splendid in the real Footloose, but also quite funny in the new one. Unfortunately I can't find this clip on the internet, so you'll get the original instead:
In conclusion Footloose the new sucks compared to the old one, but there are some good parts and it is not as terrible as I had expected.
-Juhan

mandag den 30. august 2010

Do the D.A.N.C.E!

Last year we took bollywood dance lessons - which was nice. And this year we talked about dancing showdance/jazz, but unfortunately that didn't work out. So yesterday I found this tango course, where you can come and go as you like and it's not that expensive. So this thursday me and my friend Niels will be trying the tango. We tried it at the Kulturnat last year and thought it was fun. The biggest challenge for me is to let the man lead - gender roles are apparently very important in this dance, but I guess it'll be okay.


- Juhan

lørdag den 27. marts 2010

Best sing/dance scenes in films p.4: FOOTLOOSE

Okay, tis finally time to cut loose...FOOTLOOSE!
Kevin fucking Bacon dancing to Kenny pissing Loggins. (This does not mean that the "Footloose" dance scene of the film "Footloose" from 1984 directed by Herbert Ross is in fact the best dance scene of the film, it is, I believe, impossible to choose between the dance scenes of this film... we love 'the angry dance' and 'lets hear it for the boy' just as much)
Enjoy!



Ps: since the clip with Will and Kevin Bacon dancing footloose together has been removed from youtube, here's Will, Grace and the fabulous Sandra Bernhard singing "The Midnight train"

- Andrae

fredag den 19. marts 2010

Best sing/dance scenes in films p.3: Sailor'n'Lula

Here's the lovely sailor and lula of Lynch's "Wild at heart" dancing. Nick Cage singing "Trrrreat me like a foooool" gets me every time, this is so amazingly romantic and sexy. I love this film, it is one of the 5 best films of all time. Hope you like it. I know I do.

- Andrae

torsdag den 18. marts 2010

Best sing/dance scenes in films p.2: Butterfly

Here's the lapdance scene from Tarantinos "Death Proof" with Butterfly (Vanessa Ferlito) dancing to The Coasters "Down in Mexico". The reason that this clip is among the best dance scenes is partly the music but also very much the confidence and charisma of this incredibly sexy girl. The character called Stuntman Mike (Kurt Russell) is the sleazy old man that gets the lapdance.


- Andrae

onsdag den 17. marts 2010

Best sing/dance scenes in films p.1: Michael and James


The wonderful film "Party Monster" based on the novel "Disco bloodbath" by one James st. James, about Michael Alig's club kids and the murder of drugdealer Angel. This is a wonderful scene where Michael helps James to feel better by dancing to Stacey Q's "Two of Hearts". (Macaulay Culkin and Seth Green - fabulous) enjoy.


- Andrae