This shouldn’t be much of a surprise if notice that almost all the sequel ranking listicles place the first movie on the top spot. I was a tad disappointed at not seeing Alyson Stoner dance much though. But I guess they do bring along the supporting dancers and tweak their stories a bit. Here is the list of all ‘Step Up’ movies ranked in order from worst to best.Īs I told before, ‘Step Up’ movies don’t follow the same characters. In this article, I evaluate all the movies to come out of the franchise. Despite all these factors working against the franchise, it manages to stay true to its audience and provide them with the thing they need, dance. Of course, Ryan Guzman’s portrayal of Sean is an exception. Instead, dance is the only connection between any two ‘Step Up’ films, which could easily work against them. These characters form a bridge between the movie and its sequels, along with being the emotional coefficient that the fans and audience connect to. Luckily for the ‘Step Up’ movies, this hasn’t been much of a problem.įinally, most of the franchises have one main protagonist or a core group of main characters. So if those few essential fields fail to reach the target even by a few inches, the entire movie falls flat. All the other departments, which are supposed to make or break a normal movie, such as the writing, direction, and acting take a back seat. Secondly, the entire franchise depends on the dance choreography and the cinematography. Editing and art direction are close runner-ups to those two departments.
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