"On my planet, there's a legend about people like you. It's called Footloose. And in it, a great hero, named Kevin Bacon, teaches an entire city full of people with sticks up their butts that dancing, well, is the greatest thing there is." Star Lord
"Over the Top" (arm wrestling with Sly Stallone) wasn't a classic movie, but "Meet Me Half Way" was a big hit for Loggins. So even if a movie didn't have a lot of success, his songs certainly did. I did get to see him in concert in Nashville a few years ago, and he still is an awesome performer.
My FAVORITE EVER Lithgow parody was with Shatner (AKA "The BIG,Giant Head") when they redid The Twilight Zone episode of the monster being on the wing.....
@@boruff68 that was great episode but I'm going to have to look up the one with him giving his Footloose speech that one must have been later episode after I wasn't watching as much
I attended a Christian school when I was in the 4th grade. My BFF at the time came over to spend the night with me at my dad's house and we watched "Footloose." Her parents weren't "cool" like mine - her dad was the high school football coach, and we found out was a lot like John Lithgow's character. She was never allowed to spend the night with me again after that. I had to get 2 cassette tapes of the soundtrack because I listened to it so much on my walkman.
I love to hear how actors and directors get picked…can’t imagine Bacon playing in Christine, thank god he auditioned for this! Love Lori Singer she was also in the exceptional film “Warlock”
If Footloose is what we have to thank for Kevin Bacon's villainous roles, then thank you Footloose! Kevin Bacon's just great in every role, definitely one of my faves.
He can play some really A-hole villains!! In ‘Wild Things’, he unexpectedly did a full frontal nude scene, whoa!! In ‘Mystic River’ he’s a good guy again and is great in that role.
"Dance your Ass off." The movie that made Kevin Bacon 🥓 a household name, never really watched the remake but most of these reboots/remakes never really work.
8:47 that billboard advertisement is actually for the 2011 reimagined _Footloose_ movie, due to the MTV Films logo and the official movie website in the lower right-hand corner of the billboard itself. Also, the date, October 14, corresponds to the 2011 version of the movie, because the original 1984 version was theatrically released in the US on February 17, 1984. An interesting fact about the 2011 version Kevin Bacon was offered a cameo in that movie as Ren McCormick's deadbeat father, but he turned the part down.
Thank you for your hard work, Minty. My three year old son loves your videos too. He gets so incredibly happy when I play your content. And no people....I don't think my son knows what any of this is. Lol
I always loved the fact that the entire point of why Shaw banned drinking and dancing was because his own son was so irresponsible and wild it caused his and his friends' deaths and because his grief over it and how he thought he failed with him was so powerful he didn't bring all of the other kids together to TALK to them about it and ask them how THEY felt about it too. How Ariel rebelled because it changed him so much after they had been so close and then he wouldn't listen to or talk to her like he used to, she thought he really didn't care about her anymore, and after she finally told him how much it hurt her he talked to Ren about it:( His intentions were in the right place just like the kids' were, but they lost touch with each other and ran away from instead of toward each other... And I tried with the remake, I REALLY did, but OW, was it PAINFUL...the kid named Worm being the worst part of it...
I feel that Ariel Moore, Ren McCormack's romantic interest/significant other had VERY little character development in both the original film and 2011 remake. She should've been given a small backstory of where she babysat Ren's cousins, Sarah and Amy Warnicker before the beginning of the story, such as during the summers and while in school on occasion before Ren moved to Bomont from Chicago (Boston in the remake) all the while was paid for her services and had secretly taught Ren's cousins how to dance during her babysitting gigs. She also could have been a cheerleader, too.
This is one of the first movies I saw when I began going to the movies. I remember seeing this on a Tuesday and having the songs playing in my head. On the Friday was the first time I had ever cut school I went to see the movie again twice in the afternoon and then bought the soundtrack on my way back home.
The remake was actually pretty good, they didn't stray from the original much at all. I saw an interview with Kevin Bacon and he even said it was well done.
Here in the Philippines both the main theme song (FL performed by Kenny Loggins), the OST and the movie were massive hits way back in 1985; it was released months after the original 1984 US-theatrical release.
Cool evolving title. 'Cheek to Cheek' 1940s pure (F-L dance not so close!) 'Footloose and Fancy Free' - cutesy. *Footloose* : two punchy syllables, perfect pizzazz for promo!
Several years ago ('94 I think) I went into a crowded emergency room for a back injury. They were playing Footloose over and over on the waiting room TV. I watched that movie four and a half times before I was finally seen by a doctor. Fortunately it's a vary entertaining movie.
Thats what I love about deluxe edition DVDs,making of,but seeing how Chris Penn had really changed was really sad..also the sister of Beastmaster,Lori Singer
To be fair, I wouldn't watch the movie... at least not without paying a buck or two to the people that wrote the songs. Apparently, Kenny did a little bit of a sneaky when sorting out the album rights...
In one of the extended editions, they did a big interview about the making of it. On one of the segments they did an interview with a woman from the school the movie is based on. She said something to the effect of " We just sat around. Nobody really knew what to do." Its been a few years since I saw it, so I know I'm misremembering it.
when i heard that they made a remake, i was like always with movies i like....NOOOOOOOOOOO. But have to admit, the remake isn't that bad and is true to the original in the way that they did not put a completely new spin on it but kind of kept it so fans of the original would enjoy it. At least thats what i think.
Wow - I didn't realize the critics were so harsh on Footloose. It was *everywhere* when it came out. Hell, my high school rock band even covered the song Footloose, even though we were more punk/heavy metal. Also, Kevin Bacon is cool as hell.
I saw this movie in the theater. I think it was a double feature playing with Star Man. I was 62 and took my grandchildren to see the films. Memories...what I would give to be 62 again.
Yes Minty, Pump up the Volume is a quintessential movie of the 90's, and do Gleaming the Cube, both with Christian Slater as a loner trying to bring forth the truth
BONUS FACT: The small town in UTAH where FOOTLOOSE was filmed is predominantly Mormon. Once filming ended, or the lease expired, the town had enough, it would not extend the lease, so the film crew & cast had to skidaddle out of town. The Mormon town felt they were doing the Devil's work. That was one reason re-shooting the last dance scene did not take place until months after filming ended. (If I am wrong, please, leave a comment.)
I did my final for dance in high school to Footloose. I heard that during production none of the music, including Footloose, was finished recording. Scenes when they danced the production used music that had similar beats per minute and hoped it worked out
12:01 I wanted to see if you'd mention this, but you didn't, so here it goes: despite getting a spot on the album cover (bottom of the list on the right-hand side), Moving Pictures received the classic influencer's payment of bugger-all for topping the charts. Fortunately, their other musical successes stopped them from bothering to cast a dark shadow over the American movie (that shadow being capitlists screwing over the little guy, a.k.a. standard American stuff).
I love this movie, but the only thing I thought was weird was I kept thinking for a town that banned dancing, a lot of those kids knew how to dance really well. They all must have snuck across state lines to practice.
I wish you had discussed the major giant flaw in the plot. The town banned dancing at the minister's Shaw's request because, as Ariel tells the story, after a night of dancing, her older brother died in a car accident while driving under the influence of alcohol. Shaw's solution to his son dying after drunk driving is not to provide a place kid's can dance at without driving, but, instead, to ban dancing and force kids to go far away to dance, thus needing drive, increasing their chance of also driving while under the influence. Shaw's reaction is depicted as trying to be controlling, but it is worse, it picks a solution that is bound and set on killing other kids.
As a Southern (US) girI, I always though it was funny that this was filmed in Utah, but was supposed to be Texas. Texas just doesn't have mountains like that. Now I live not far from where it was filmed!
Yeah, I don't think "cheek to cheek" would have had the same draw with audiences - LOL. This movie and soundtrack was huge and certainly launched Kevin Bacon's career. It's impossible to watch without getting pumped up and wanting to dance yourself, and its ending leaves the viewer with a feeling of euphoria. A classic. Remake? Just like with Poltergeist - what remake? And why would they even do that??
Minty, you might be interested to know that a lot of rural places in the American South would still have things like dancing and drinking illegal if they could as they are considered literally evil by the old fashioned religious zealots.
I hate when people complain about this movie. They say "why are all these people such good dancers when they're not allowed to dance?" That's the point. They're told not to do something, so in the privacy of their rooms, they're gonna do it. After years of practice, they're gonna eventually get good at it.
@@hayleyferguson3346 I agree that he did his best and he fit the character well, I'm sure it was hard for him.. But my initial comment was just that his dancing was funny, and the humor of it was based on how uncomfortable and unskilled he was at dancing, and it showed.
I don’t understand why I got made fun of for wanting dolls with my action figures… That scene of her riding between the cars was awesome. I grew up in the 80s/90s. Ellen Ripley, Sarah Conner, Dr. Sadler and many other awesome female driven movie scenes. Of course I would want dolls with my action figures. Let the boys play. I had to put half of my G.I. Joe’s in drag 🤣🤣🤣
The 2011 remake to me is worth at least one watching, since while it doesn't surpass the original pays nice tribute to it, and on of the things that to me does right is explaining a little bit more Trent's back story on his parents since on this one moves online because his Dad left him like in the original but Spoiler Alert................... his Mon passed away of Cancer and the Dad bailed them when she got sick and was Trent the one that took care looked after her until the end, and is then when he move with his aunt and uncle, (which aren't the butt kissers the are in the original), and defend Trent with the minister telling him about Trent's folks and showing him how much he values life and knows the loss of a loved one.
I don't think Footloose would've become a classic with the original title cheek to cheek or footloose and fancy free. So good call to keep it short simple and sharp with Footloose. I'm not going to spoil it for you i liked the remake Footloose for the most part. There was a couple of things i didn't like about it one is i don't think it's a spoiler they should've created whole new characters for this version especially for the main thing i disliked about the Footloose remake.
"On my planet, there's a legend about people like you. It's called Footloose. And in it, a great hero, named Kevin Bacon, teaches an entire city full of people with sticks up their butts that dancing, well, is the greatest thing there is." Star Lord
@Dave Duncan why cause Christians hurt your feelings? Or because someone told you to decide he's 🤔 bad
that was one of the best lines in the movie.
@Dave Duncan
Did you see that Jurassic Park movie he did? It's just about unwatchable. But I like him in Guardians.
🤣🤣🤣
@Dave Duncan You poor zombie
One of my favorites of all time. I’ve watched it hundreds of times and could watch it hundreds more.
Kenny Loggins had one of the greatest runs of any artist in the 80's. Him on a soundtrack meant a classic movie ensued.
"Over the Top" (arm wrestling with Sly Stallone) wasn't a classic movie, but "Meet Me Half Way" was a big hit for Loggins. So even if a movie didn't have a lot of success, his songs certainly did. I did get to see him in concert in Nashville a few years ago, and he still is an awesome performer.
@@snowcat8971 over the top is a sleeper in my opinion. Good movie.
@@joshuagibson2520 Over the Top is definitely a sleeper, like Cobra or Iron Eagle. Not great but, classics in their own right.
@@joshuagibson2520 I do like the movie and have watched it a few times. It has some great emotional moments.
I like to call kenny loggins the soundtrack king.
I love how John Lithgow parodies his Reverend quote on a rock and roll episode of 3rd Rock from the Son.
Me too, during Tommy's rowdy band rehearsal. I love how he receives an applause from the studio audience following his speech! 👏🏾😍
My FAVORITE EVER Lithgow parody was with Shatner (AKA "The BIG,Giant Head") when they redid The Twilight Zone episode of the monster being on the wing.....
@@boruff68 that was great episode but I'm going to have to look up the one with him giving his Footloose speech that one must have been later episode after I wasn't watching as much
I attended a Christian school when I was in the 4th grade. My BFF at the time came over to spend the night with me at my dad's house and we watched "Footloose." Her parents weren't "cool" like mine - her dad was the high school football coach, and we found out was a lot like John Lithgow's character. She was never allowed to spend the night with me again after that. I had to get 2 cassette tapes of the soundtrack because I listened to it so much on my walkman.
I just got the album and taped it
I love to hear how actors and directors get picked…can’t imagine Bacon playing in Christine, thank god he auditioned for this! Love Lori Singer she was also in the exceptional film “Warlock”
"...exceptional film 'Warlock'."?
I never thought I would hear those three words being used together!
@@nonprogrediestregredi1711 I ❤️ Warlock!
@@nonprogrediestregredi1711 yes, it’s a pretty memorable film. Everything in one!
@@bjornemccomb8262 Yeah, it's not that bad. It's kind of a guilty pleasure.
So was that Christine or "Christine?" "Warlock" or Warlock?
If Footloose is what we have to thank for Kevin Bacon's villainous roles, then thank you Footloose! Kevin Bacon's just great in every role, definitely one of my faves.
He can play some really A-hole villains!! In ‘Wild Things’, he unexpectedly did a full frontal nude scene, whoa!! In ‘Mystic River’ he’s a good guy again and is great in that role.
I like the fight scene at the end because Willard was doing his best to honor Rusty's wishes to not get in a fight, but then she yells "Kill 'em!"
"Dance your Ass off." The movie that made Kevin Bacon 🥓 a household name, never really watched the remake but most of these reboots/remakes never really work.
RIP Chris Penn!
8:47 that billboard advertisement is actually for the 2011 reimagined _Footloose_ movie, due to the MTV Films logo and the official movie website in the lower right-hand corner of the billboard itself. Also, the date, October 14, corresponds to the 2011 version of the movie, because the original 1984 version was theatrically released in the US on February 17, 1984. An interesting fact about the 2011 version Kevin Bacon was offered a cameo in that movie as Ren McCormick's deadbeat father, but he turned the part down.
Thank you for your hard work, Minty. My three year old son loves your videos too. He gets so incredibly happy when I play your content. And no people....I don't think my son knows what any of this is. Lol
Yay!! Sitting waiting for an oil change at the car shop, bored outta my mind and then this video pops up!! Thank you , minty! - Pittsburgh, pa
I always loved the fact that the entire point of why Shaw banned drinking and dancing was because his own son was so irresponsible and wild it caused his and his friends' deaths and because his grief over it and how he thought he failed with him was so powerful he didn't bring all of the other kids together to TALK to them about it and ask them how THEY felt about it too. How Ariel rebelled because it changed him so much after they had been so close and then he wouldn't listen to or talk to her like he used to, she thought he really didn't care about her anymore, and after she finally told him how much it hurt her he talked to Ren about it:( His intentions were in the right place just like the kids' were, but they lost touch with each other and ran away from instead of toward each other...
And I tried with the remake, I REALLY did, but OW, was it PAINFUL...the kid named Worm being the worst part of it...
I feel that Ariel Moore, Ren McCormack's romantic interest/significant other had VERY little character development in both the original film and 2011 remake.
She should've been given a small backstory of where she babysat Ren's cousins, Sarah and Amy Warnicker before the beginning of the story, such as during the summers and while in school on occasion before Ren moved to Bomont from Chicago (Boston in the remake) all the while was paid for her services and had secretly taught Ren's cousins how to dance during her babysitting gigs.
She also could have been a cheerleader, too.
This is one of the first movies I saw when I began going to the movies. I remember seeing this on a Tuesday and having the songs playing in my head. On the Friday was the first time I had ever cut school I went to see the movie again twice in the afternoon and then bought the soundtrack on my way back home.
The remake was actually pretty good, they didn't stray from the original much at all. I saw an interview with Kevin Bacon and he even said it was well done.
You need to do the rest of the 80s dance tetralogy. Flashdance, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, and Dirty Dancing.
Here in the Philippines both the main theme song (FL performed by Kenny Loggins), the OST and the movie were massive hits way back in 1985; it was released months after the original 1984 US-theatrical release.
Cool evolving title. 'Cheek to Cheek' 1940s pure (F-L dance not so close!) 'Footloose and Fancy Free' - cutesy. *Footloose* : two punchy syllables, perfect pizzazz for promo!
These are references to Astaire/Rogers.
Number 11: the song was brought to modern cartoon audiences with Regular Show's Karaoke Night episode.
Can you please do one on Grease 1978?
Several years ago ('94 I think) I went into a crowded emergency room for a back injury.
They were playing Footloose over and over on the waiting room TV.
I watched that movie four and a half times before I was finally seen by a doctor.
Fortunately it's a vary entertaining movie.
Thats what I love about deluxe edition DVDs,making of,but seeing how Chris Penn had really changed was really sad..also the sister of Beastmaster,Lori Singer
Please do Major League. I have many facts for you!
ML2 was my favorite.
I'd have called it "The Rhythmic Moving of Feet & Flailing of Arms", Footloose sounds like a movie where everyone's feet fall off.
Star Lord: "Is 'Footloose' still the biggest movie ever?"
Peter Parker: "It...never was."
To be fair, I wouldn't watch the movie... at least not without paying a buck or two to the people that wrote the songs. Apparently, Kenny did a little bit of a sneaky when sorting out the album rights...
Loved this movie one of my favorite movies of the 80s
In one of the extended editions, they did a big interview about the making of it. On one of the segments they did an interview with a woman from the school the movie is based on. She said something to the effect of " We just sat around. Nobody really knew what to do." Its been a few years since I saw it, so I know I'm misremembering it.
The dance scene was filmed in Lehi, Utah where a roller mill is still in operation. Lived here for many years.
when i heard that they made a remake, i was like always with movies i like....NOOOOOOOOOOO. But have to admit, the remake isn't that bad and is true to the original in the way that they did not put a completely new spin on it but kind of kept it so fans of the original would enjoy it. At least thats what i think.
SO GLAD to have lived through the wonderful 1980's
Great video Minty, hoping to see a review of top gun somerime.
I love how you worked SJP in there like she isnt an unfortunate looking trollface. Worse yet would be Tori Spelling. But yeah, that was nice of you.
Amazing film … another classic minty 👍
Wow - I didn't realize the critics were so harsh on Footloose. It was *everywhere* when it came out. Hell, my high school rock band even covered the song Footloose, even though we were more punk/heavy metal. Also, Kevin Bacon is cool as hell.
I saw this movie in the theater. I think it was a double feature playing with Star Man. I was 62 and took my grandchildren to see the films. Memories...what I would give to be 62 again.
Had to stop what I was doing to laugh, and cough, at "...helicopter in trouble".
At the end That white popper kid is so good I wish I could see more of his dance moves!
This was the main reason I wanted Nike trainers in 1980s
The movie is great and the soundtrack is a banger.
The other day I noticed it's been almost three years since the last time I danced, yikes.
I can’t help but feel this movie and current condition of your country is a cry. Be strong Minty!
“Kevin Bacon is popular because his last name. You’re not going out to see a Kevin Hotdog movie are ya?”
-Jim Gaffigan
Haha, his surname is pretty memorable, alright!😂
13:52 - Number One: A Legacy of Cutting "Losoe"?
"A legacy of cutting losoe"??? Woops, someone did not proof read their title cards.
😆🤣😆 ‼️ I also laughed about that part!!
“Even if you’re like me and dance like a helicopter in trouble” LMFAO 😂😂💀
A classic from the 80s and the songs is catchy 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺
I vote you you do one on "Pump up the Volume" and shocked you haven't yet. 😄
Yes Minty, Pump up the Volume is a quintessential movie of the 90's, and do Gleaming the Cube, both with Christian Slater as a loner trying to bring forth the truth
BONUS FACT: The small town in UTAH where FOOTLOOSE was filmed is predominantly Mormon. Once filming ended, or the lease expired, the town had enough, it would not extend the lease, so the film crew & cast had to skidaddle out of town. The Mormon town felt they were doing the Devil's work. That was one reason re-shooting the last dance scene did not take place until months after filming ended. (If I am wrong, please, leave a comment.)
I did my final for dance in high school to Footloose.
I heard that during production none of the music, including Footloose, was finished recording. Scenes when they danced the production used music that had similar beats per minute and hoped it worked out
Speaking of 80s dancing, You should do one on Breakin’
I was waiting for this! Thank you Minty. Can you please make a movie review for the movie POWDER ? Thank you 🙏
top 10 things you didn't know about you good burger. like Watch Me Do My Thang Immature feat. Kel & Smooth. so cool need talk about this.
Man you made me want to go watch it again and I love that song the same guy that sings The top gun song too I think.
Kenny Loggins
Awesome movie, thanks minty👍👍
Diner is such an under rated movie! i loved it
I remember seeing this on a Sunday that year. It was after church and it waslike, Hay, let's go to the movies.
12:58 I believe what Chris Penn is doing is a dance called pogoing, or slam dancing
and the sad part is that the City that had that ban lifted in '79 that ban got reinstated in the late '90's or early 2000's.
There was a 2011 remake? Wow... shows how well it did. Had no idea it existed.
12:01 I wanted to see if you'd mention this, but you didn't, so here it goes: despite getting a spot on the album cover (bottom of the list on the right-hand side), Moving Pictures received the classic influencer's payment of bugger-all for topping the charts. Fortunately, their other musical successes stopped them from bothering to cast a dark shadow over the American movie (that shadow being capitlists screwing over the little guy, a.k.a. standard American stuff).
This is off topic but have you done a 10 things of Candyman yet? I don't remember if I saw a Candyman on here or not.
I love this movie, but the only thing I thought was weird was I kept thinking for a town that banned dancing, a lot of those kids knew how to dance really well. They all must have snuck across state lines to practice.
Filmed at the Lehi Roller Mills, which has the best muffin mix on the planet. Seriously, order some now.
Don't u ever change Minty. Ur awesome bro.
Never knew Chris Penn was in this film. I liked him in ‘Reservois Dogs’.
I’ve watched the original and the remake (my aunt has both of them on DVD). The remake is alright, to say the least.
They say that Kevin Bacon is still finding glitter in his hair from this movie.
I wish you had discussed the major giant flaw in the plot. The town banned dancing at the minister's Shaw's request because, as Ariel tells the story, after a night of dancing, her older brother died in a car accident while driving under the influence of alcohol. Shaw's solution to his son dying after drunk driving is not to provide a place kid's can dance at without driving, but, instead, to ban dancing and force kids to go far away to dance, thus needing drive, increasing their chance of also driving while under the influence. Shaw's reaction is depicted as trying to be controlling, but it is worse, it picks a solution that is bound and set on killing other kids.
The remake it's actually really good. it's better written and more cohesive.
A bunch of my friends watched footloose on vhs one night when I was in 6th or 7th grade. My parents didn't take me to the theater for it.
*Who is the guy dancing at **14:40**?*
No one seems to know, and he deserves major credit for those moves!
I knew it was & is a great soundtrack but knocked off Thriller wow!
As a Southern (US) girI, I always though it was funny that this was filmed in Utah, but was supposed to be Texas. Texas just doesn't have mountains like that. Now I live not far from where it was filmed!
Lehi, Utah. Kevin Bacon worked at the roller mill
@@britanhartt9784 From what I hear from my brother and sister that live in Lehi, the town has gotten a lot bigger over the years.
@@Leonard1977ful the whole valley is getting huge
Bacon did the dance on Jimmy Fallon in 2019... he still had it !!
They have foot loose fest every April. In Elmore. City been before. It’s fun
I remember that the soundtrack had something like 8 songs go to #1 at some point.
I wouldn't ask Bacon to dance, I'd ask him to hunt down a graboid.
Yeah, I don't think "cheek to cheek" would have had the same draw with audiences - LOL. This movie and soundtrack was huge and certainly launched Kevin Bacon's career. It's impossible to watch without getting pumped up and wanting to dance yourself, and its ending leaves the viewer with a feeling of euphoria. A classic.
Remake? Just like with Poltergeist - what remake? And why would they even do that??
Which episode do you dance to the minty theme song, abs which one do you dive off screen and crash?
Thank you Billy
5he ending dance scene.come on gotta love it
Love your videos the funny part is I live in United States in Arizona and I've only seen the remake not the original and I love the remake
Fun fact: Footloose was the first movie my mom saw in theaters by herself
Minty, you might be interested to know that a lot of rural places in the American South would still have things like dancing and drinking illegal if they could as they are considered literally evil by the old fashioned religious zealots.
I hate when people complain about this movie. They say "why are all these people such good dancers when they're not allowed to dance?" That's the point. They're told not to do something, so in the privacy of their rooms, they're gonna do it. After years of practice, they're gonna eventually get good at it.
The best part about footloose is Christopher penn's stiff wooden dancing.. It makes me crack up Everytime I see it
And with a bit of coaching, wham! he instantly becomes John Travolta by the end! He's my favorite character by far.
@@hayleyferguson3346 lol no he doesn't.. He's stiff and wooden right till the last scene..dancing in unison with bacon, his stiffness is glaring.
@@jackhammer0101 for a character with zero rhythm he does a pretty good job after a couple weeks, keeping up with the others at that dance.
@@hayleyferguson3346 I agree that he did his best and he fit the character well, I'm sure it was hard for him.. But my initial comment was just that his dancing was funny, and the humor of it was based on how uncomfortable and unskilled he was at dancing, and it showed.
@@jackhammer0101 yes Chris Penn definitely steals scenes and adds comedy with those awkward moves!
Only Jimmy Fallon could get Kevin to bring Footloose back lol
"I'm told I look like a marionette in a windstorm." Zack Addy on dancing.
Is the word Loose misspelled on the slide for point one?
I don’t understand why I got made fun of for wanting dolls with my action figures… That scene of her riding between the cars was awesome. I grew up in the 80s/90s. Ellen Ripley, Sarah Conner, Dr. Sadler and many other awesome female driven movie scenes. Of course I would want dolls with my action figures. Let the boys play. I had to put half of my G.I. Joe’s in drag 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve never actually seen this movie, and I had no idea John Lithgow was in it. I love him
Lori Singer loved❤❤❤
Minty I am a fan... Please do Tuff Turf....
When this film came out i cut loose footloose for hours in my bed room !! Love this movie...
The 2011 remake to me is worth at least one watching, since while it doesn't surpass the original pays nice tribute to it, and on of the things that to me does right is explaining a little bit more Trent's back story on his parents since on this one moves online because his Dad left him like in the original but Spoiler Alert...................
his Mon passed away of Cancer and the Dad bailed them when she got sick and was Trent the one that took care looked after her until the end, and is then when he move with his aunt and uncle, (which aren't the butt kissers the are in the original), and defend Trent with the minister telling him about Trent's folks and showing him how much he values life and knows the loss of a loved one.
Bravo!
You should do ten things you didn’t know about the live action Scooby-Doo movie?
The original film was outstanding. I remember watching it repeatedly and in my opinion the remake wasn't as good.
It also had good motorbikes in it.
I don't think Footloose would've become a classic with the original title cheek to cheek or footloose and fancy free. So good call to keep it short simple and sharp with Footloose. I'm not going to spoil it for you i liked the remake Footloose for the most part. There was a couple of things i didn't like about it one is i don't think it's a spoiler they should've created whole new characters for this version especially for the main thing i disliked about the Footloose remake.
Can you do Girls Just Want To Have Fun