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DVD Take the Lead

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État
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UPC
794043103636
Format
DVD
Release Year
2006
Actor
Antonio Banderas
Rating
PG-13
Director
Liz Friedlander
Genre
Drama
Movie/TV Title
Take the Lead
Edition
Widescreen Edition

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Mixing elements of sports film, feel-good drama, and teen movie--with a dash of social realism--TAKE THE LEAD is an inspiring tale of transformation through art and sports. Based on a true story, the film centers on the dashing Pierre Dulaine, an idealistic New York City ballroom dancer who was the subject of the runaway documentary hit MAD HOT BALLROOM (2005). After spying the desperate and violent actions of a young and angry high schooler named Rock, Dulaine becomes intent on channeling his talent into the service of troubled youth, and almost immediately approaches Rock's tough but well-meaning high school principal (the always radiant Alfre Woodward) with the idea of teaching ballroom dancing to detention students. Were it not for the fact that this is a story pulled from real life, the premise might ring false; the fact that it actually happened only makes the movie more powerful.Though at first greeted with the expected disdain and cynicism by his street-hardened students--gang member Ramos, tough-as-nails Larhette, charming but overweight "Monster," and the lone white boy Kurd--all of them become transformed into dedicated, graceful, and talented dancers, performing the tango and rumba as confidently as they once initiated fistfights. Along with learning the technical steps of the ballroom, these youngsters are also exposed to their toe-tapping teacher's wisdom about life, learning everything from how to treat a lady to how to disengage from pointless violence. Former music-video director Liz Friedlander brings a kinetic energy to the film, and the pulsating hip-hop soundtrack is designed to attract youthful viewers.

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0794043103636
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Actor
Antonio Banderas
Rating
PG-13
Edition
Widescreen Edition
Movie/TV Title
Take the Lead
Director
Liz Friedlander
Format
DVD
Release Year
2006
Genre
Drama

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Display Format
Widescreen Edition
LeafCats
617
Leading Role
Antonio Banderas
Release Date
20060829
Film Country
USA

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  • Banderas At His Handsomest.

    It came to me as quite a surprise when I discovered that Antonio Banderas could actually act. I had thought of him as only a pretty face, someone that was used for his rugged Andalusian looks rather than his smart, effective manner. Ever since discovering that the man can dance and sing, I've been much more interested. So last night I made a point of watching Take The Lead, a movie based upon the life of a ballroom dance teacher by the name of Pierre Dulaine. I recognised the plot immediately - teacher gets involved with inner-city youth, forces them to slow down and look at themselves, and enters them in big competition at the end. What was so surprising was the chemistry between Banderas and Alfre Woodard, who played the school principal. They acted magnificently off each ...

  • An Upbeat Treat

    An energetic, entertaining dance drama flick. This ensemble cast of highly talented young actors/dancers exude the joy & passion of dance. Banderas gives an excellent performance as the real-life Pierre Dulaine, ballroom dancing teacher of inner-city delinquents and upperclass snobs. The contrast of hip-hop and all-time ballroom dancing music favorites eventually blends into a upbeat "remix" of both and paralells the subplot of the "delinquent kids" learning civility and grace in the midst of their grim lifestyles. Although you've seen most of this before, this one can stand alone for the young talent it showcases. Two tango dance routines are especially stunning, one with the lanky, sexy, blonde Morgan (Katya Varshilas) and Banderas and the other with the vivacious Sasha (Jenna Dewan) ...

  • Entertaining, but not a must-see

    "Take the Lead" follows in the footsteps of "Sister Act", and other movies about do-good people who take disenfranchised youth under their wing. In this movie, salvation comes in the form of ballroom dancing. The characters are predictable, but fairly well executed: the incorrigible dance instructer, the cynical but kind-hearted school principal, the snoby dance student, and all of the usual love-triangles and romantic quarrels that could emerge from these embattled teenagers. Antonio Banderas does surprisingly little dancing in the movie. The kids make up for it with a variety of hip-hop and improvised ballroom moves, but I wasn't blown away as I had hoped to be. In these sorts of movies, you generally know what the outcome will be, but there was enough energy and soul to make it ...

  • A great movie for both sexes

    Take the Lead I didn't think that I would like this film, but I did, and I liked it a lot. Antonio Banderas is spectacular as Pierre Dulaine, a real-life Dance teacher, and it is one of his best performances ever. Based on a true story, Take the Lead delivers excitement, passion, laughs, and a handful of stand-up and cheer moments. Rob Brown is as brilliant in Take the Lead as he was in Coach Carter, and the rest of the supporting cast are spectacular as well. The dance scenes are sometimes hilarious, sometimes sexy, but always entertaining, and the message this film delivers is one of hope and faith. Take the Lead proves that with the right attitude anything is possible. Final Verdict: 5/5 Rent or Buy?: I bought it because I loved it, and I'm not a huge fan of dance movies, the ...

  • Leading The Way

    Banderas may not have a classical dancer's body, but he sure has the moves down pat. As a retired educator, maybe I'm a sucker for true stories of incredibly successful motivators, but this was genuinely inspiring. We all have a deep-felt need to feel we're making a difference. Sometimes it is so hard to break through, but when 30 year olds stop you on the street to say you were the last one, the only one who didn't give up on them, I get the message. I hung in there for forty one years... This movie reminds me of why it wasn't just a job. Word of mouth led me to rent it; seeing is believing. I had to own it.