Make It Happen Reviews

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from this flick but since my wife has a weak spot for dance movies, we ended up watching this flick. Eventually, it is a really standard dance motivational feature. To be honest, it is not one of the worse I have seen but it was definitely not one of the best either. Seriously, the whole thing was just terribly basic and the dialogs were rather pathetic. There is one thing that I didn’t get about this flick though. The point is, usually for young actors such as Jessica Alba with ‘Honey’ or even Channing Tatum with ‘Step Up’, a middle-of-the road dance flick like this one is something they do to launch their career, but Mary Elizabeth Winstead decided to do this when her career was already doing alright. Apparently, I think she wanted to show that she could pull it off and, afterwards, I have discovered that she was actually a ballerina when she was a kid and she even went to ballet school in Chicago but she had to drop out because she was too tall. So, it seems pretty obvious that, with this movie, she wanted to show off her skills and she performed all the dance moves displayed in the movie. The issue is that I wasn’t really impressed. I mean, she got some moves, I’ll give you that, but there was nothing there which was really amazing, except for the 2nd audition towards the end. To conclude, I didn’t like this movie much and I don’t think it is worth a look, except maybe if you are a fan of the genre.