The truth is, everyone has a voice. And there comes a time when you have to shout, to fight for what you want.
Step Up Revolution (2012)
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The truth is, everyone has a voice. And there comes a time when you have to shout, to fight for what you want.
Step Up Revolution (2012)
HAPPY RYAN GUZMAN DAY ✨
Going through these weeks with no episodes, I was looking for something (besides work and Baldur's Gate) to fill the time.
So in comes Buck with his "I need someone to dance with" in my timeline, which *logically* prompted me to go rewatch the Step Up movies.
I grew up watching them and loooove a good dance focused story.
Also, if you don't know, Ryan is the main guy in the last two. Recognizing him in posts about the show was actually one of the things that got me into 911.
Long story short, it got me thinking
Aren't we overdue on one of those episodes where someone is like "man, I was watching this thing and there is a guy that looks EXACTLY like you"?
Like, hear me out
Chim watches the movies one day with Maddie, comes into work talking about it and everyone kinda agrees that "yeah, that dude looks a lot like Eddie", except of course, Eddie. Who is pretty annoyed about it. Up until the end of the episode, when he's very happy watching it at home.
It's a trope that's been played out all to hell, but it would be so fun to see with the 911 fam.
💓 Step Up Revolution moodboard 💓
I don’t know if anyone will understand this but the first Step Up movie is not part of the Step Up Franchise for me. The movie with Channing Tatum ends in an artsy ballet/street collab and not in the rain with that breathy music + dance move. It doesn’t end with moose showing up to save the day. It’s too much of a Movie to be a Step Up movie. it’s good in fact it’s the best Step Up movie but it’s not the Step Up experience. There’s no over dramatic street dance flash mobs with splashing water or throwing sand.
Anyway bring back 2000 cringe dance movies
You might also know him from the Step Up movies
moodboards: Step Up movies franchise
"Dance can change things. One move can set a generation free" - Moose
911 needs to put Eddie in more wife beaters and cargo shorts