Director:
Emile ArdolinoGuión:
Eleanor BergsteinCámara:
Jeffrey JurMúsica:
John MorrisReparto:
Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Orbach, Cynthia Rhodes, Jack Weston, Jane Brucker, Kelly Bishop, Lonny Price, Max Cantor, Neal Jones, Wayne Knight (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Johnny Castle es un famoso profesor de baile y un amante consumado. Baby Houseman es una aburrida e inexperta adolescente. Entre los dos media un abismo, pero cuando sus cuerpos se abrazan al ritmo de la música comienza a saltar chispas. (Tripictures)
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Una chica con poco talento, pero con un padre rico consigue robar otras bailarinas de oportunidad a dedicarse a su arte. Baby, la protagonista no es capaz de hacer mucho, pero su padre es un médico y eso resulta útil durante las vacaciones en el hotel. Johnny es bastante guapo y tiene talento, pero ganar dinero como artista resulta bastatne difícil y tiene un trabajo, que no le gusta tanto. Llega Baby y le enseña con su inocencia, que disfrutar de la vida puede ser fácil. Se enamoran y todo acaba bien. Parece una historia bastante repetitiva, porque lo es, pero hay que notar que es una de las películas que popularizó este motivo.
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In the second half of the 80s, a big hit, practically incomprehensible cult with the passage of time, because in terms of screenplay and acting performances it is an average piece. Even today, I feel that nostalgia plays a significant role in reviewing the film. However, the red library was not yet filmed here, Patrick Swayze was such a handsome man, and young Jennifer was fragile and naive, so the film found its place in the market and succeeded. But the truth is, I still enjoy listening to the song that accompanied the film. A romantic story where music and above all dance play a big role. Overall impression 50%.
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Say what you want about this sweet little film, but the fact remains that you won't find a catchier and better cast musical, at least not in the eighties, that the title track is great, and that just for reviving such hits as the Ronettes' “Be My Baby” or Salomon Burke's “Cry To Me”, Dirty Dancing simply deserves its place in the limelight. Where is that music today.
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A romantic, sweet summer flick which has a charm of its own. And amazingly, it is possible to sit through it (not enjoy it) even without your better half by your side. Swayze set the bar high for Czech men for a long time, and for some girls this continues to this day. In addition, I have a gleeful desire to throw in one star for the horrible, but truly iconic, Czech dubbing.
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At times, it's really hard to believe that the story of Baby and her first summer love takes place in 1963. This is a film approached through the lens of 1987, and the period nostalgia is just a nice bonus. Despite the cult kitsch that it is, it’s also a pure genre film, an exemplary coming-of-age story where everything works, nothing is missing, and everything fits together with precise accuracy.
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