Dance Academy: The Movie
Dance Academy: The Movie

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- 68/100 based on 1,756 votes
  • Released: 2017
  • Runtime: 101 mins
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  • Studio: The Australian Children's Television Foundation
  • Genres: Drama

Christian Reed feels betrayed but objects not when Tara, who waved a fat damages claim, which her top lawyer probably would have won, in return for another audition at the National Ballet, isn't selected and accept to move to New York, moving in with Kat and her brilliant lover. She fails to pass any major audition, worse the Ollie, who co-created a novel choreography. Indomitable Ben Tickle has moved in with the senior teacher after recovering from his cancer and trains thei... (Full plot summary below)

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Christian Reed feels betrayed but objects not when Tara, who waved a fat damages claim, which her top lawyer probably would have won, in return for another audition at the National Ballet, isn't selected and accept to move to New York, moving in with Kat and her brilliant lover. She fails to pass any major audition, worse the Ollie, who co-created a novel choreography. Indomitable Ben Tickle has moved in with the senior teacher after recovering from his cancer and trains their tails off with Tara, but has another relapse.

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ABC Radio Brisbane - 9/10 by Matthew ToomeyThere's a realness to these characters and their journey that makes this worth a look.
ReelTalk Movie Reviews - 8/10 by Betty Jo TuckerXenia Goodwin projects an ethereal quality when she dances -- and even in other scenes -- so I was drawn to her character. I also love the sensitive way romance is integrated into this endearing dance film.
The Australian - 8/10 by Stephen RomeiI liked the Emma Stone-Ryan Gosling song and dance romance-drama, but for me Dance Academy feels more real. It has something about it that is more dramatic, more emotional, more complex.
Screen-Space - 8/10 by Simon FosterWhile maintaining the heart that helped make it a small-screen hit, Dance Academy looks every bit the sumptuous big-screen drama.
Sydney Morning Herald - 7/10 by Sandra HallThe dialogue isn't exactly sparkling. It's matter-of-fact at best, cliched at worst, but Tara and friends are easy to like. The ballet movie tradition is well served.
Daily Telegraph (Australia) - 6/10 by Vicky RoachWalker exhibits admirable restraint in the face of such potentially overwrought romantic tropes, refusing to milk the emotional moments, encouraging his actors to underplay the key scenes. The characters' self-deprecating humour also serves the film well.
Junkee - 6/10 by Alexandra NeillIf you want to be a snob about dance-based drama for teens, that's your choice, but you're about to miss out on something pretty great.
Graffiti With Punctuation - 6/10 by Blake HowardIn the final stanza of "Dance Academy" it finally becomes the movie that you're hoping it will be; it's a crowd pleaser that has surprises up its sleeve.
ArtsHub - 6/10 by Sarah WardWhat it lacks in surprises, it makes up for in poise, a standard coat of glossy-imaged polish, and an affable teen melodrama air.
The Age (Australia) - 6/10 by Jake WilsonStrauss is a writer of real flair. A former teen dancer, she knows the milieu like the back of her hand and is not ashamed to take delight in an all-Aussie phrase like "pity pash".

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