If you haven't heard of C Me Dance yet, start hearing about it. Watch the trailer here: http://www.cmedancethemovie.com/
Personally, this movie speaks to me on a very deep level. It in many ways mirrors my experiences as a child and I think has shaped the way I view life as an adult.
Try to find a local theater that is playing it. This is probably not only the movie of the year, but likely the movie of our generation.
Hilarious, but you oversold it. I think if you had taken it down a notch, I might have suspected it was not a complete piece of crap for longer.
No wait, even it's "innocent facade" is a movie about dancing, nevermind. Even if the rest of that trailer hadn't happened, it still would have been awful.
Possibly the best part. At the bottom of the synopsis.
It's a fact. I'd watch this movie. This is perhaps related to the fact that my town recently got a movie theater that sells beer.Marketing Note: This movie is a chick flick with a manifested menacing devil. This will attract a wide demo of men and women.
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Don't make fun of it. Man, that's gonna tick of the devil.
My roommate especially likes the title. I anticipate another Marketing Note
"Using the letter C in the title instead of the word See suggests hip teen text messages which will appeal to a wide demo."
Main character sends text to SATAN:
"C ME DANCE? LOLOLOL"
We talkin bout practice
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We talkin bout practice
What's really sad is that whenever I look at "local favorites" on Netflix, half of what comes up are movies like this. Some people genuinely enjoy watching this kind of thing.
But shouldn't the Devil be the one making the girl want to dance? I'm not sure a pro-dance message will be acceptable to most families.
"The problem with escapism is that when you read or write a book, society is in the chair with you. You can't escape your history or your culture. So the idea that because fantasy books aren't about the real world, they therefore 'escape,' is ridiculous. Even the most surreal and bizarre fantasy can't help but reverberate around the reader's awareness of their own reality." -- China Miéville
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The disease that she has, that they say is in the final stages... it's tarantismOriginally Posted by Ashiakin
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I was hoping there was male romantic lead with a troubled past from a lower-class family.
Lame.
"I think I did as well as might be expected, seated as I was between Jesus Christ and Napoleon Bonaparte." - Prime Minister David Lloyd George, on President Woodrow Wilson and Premier Georges Clemenceau in Paris, 1919.
"The Ziggy Stardust cut is the only cool mullet that there's ever been." - Barney Hoskyns
Ahaha, that is pretty clever.
I would like to point out that there is an essay contest(!) associated with the film for middle and high school students. Alas, I am too old. But I highly encourage anyone of the appropriate age to enter.
"The problem with escapism is that when you read or write a book, society is in the chair with you. You can't escape your history or your culture. So the idea that because fantasy books aren't about the real world, they therefore 'escape,' is ridiculous. Even the most surreal and bizarre fantasy can't help but reverberate around the reader's awareness of their own reality." -- China Miéville
Former Regions Administrator, Former Salvar Writer
I'm rich and you're poor, but let's dance together...
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We talkin bout practice
Why isn't the devil a sexy beast?
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