Flashdance
Drama • R • 1983 • 1 hr 35 min
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It's narrative is a bit dull but I still enjoyed it. 80s lovers must watch it.
Nice.I would have given more space to the fact the she has a “male job”
I liked songs, but the plot was just a little bit too slow for my liking.
When this was made, music videos as an art form was coming into its own. This is loosely a string of music videos. Flawed but interesting.
I slept a little, not gonna lie, but I see why it is considered a classic
It drags for something just over 90-minutes long, and overall, a lot of it is forgettable, and yet, its still a good movie.
Beals is likable. But the movie gets lost somewhere between romance and soft core. Not sure about Nouri. Good soundtrack.
Weak. Only good thing about this is the soundtrack!
A dance movie that inspired a generation with its catchy soundtrack, iconic scenes, and empowering message.
Excellent film with one of the most classic dance sessions
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