I know people who aggressively hate this film, and I never could figure out why. And by the end of the show, you’re cheering for the characters and Baby to nail that lift and for her parents to remove the stick that keeps them so uptight. You get some great late 50s/early 60s tunes with some impressive dance sequences. You get a little class warfare love struggle.
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It’s a movie designed to make you feel good. It’s not perfect, it’s got some flaws with some one-note characters and the middle portion is a bit clunky and the end is a bit too Hollywood clean - but it’s a good movie. Today as a sentimental father closing in on 40, I would call myself a fan of this movie. By my twenties and film school years, I would appreciate the low-budget independent movie spirit of how the film got made. By my teens, I would start to enjoy the movie for its story. I wanted to see He-Man damn it! But over the years I grew to appreciate this film. Sure, the music was great, but I didn’t like the romantic mushy stuff. After losing the battle of wanting to go see Masters of the Universe again, I had to go see this movie with my older sister. I was five when this came out to theaters. Through numerous VHS, LaserDisc, DVD, and Blu-ray releases, Dirty Dancing has been milked dry on home video ever since it left theaters with a massive worldwide gross of over $200million on a budget of $6million. When Baby meets the mysterious dance instructor Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze), Baby’s world and heart are about to be opened up in a way she never dreamed of. With her family scuttling off to a resort in the Catskills, worldly idealist Baby (Jennifer Grey) is out of her element saddling the baggage of her parents’ (Jerry Orbach and Kelly Bishop) vision of her as their perfect daughter while her sister hopes to hunt down a husband. It’s the 1960s, the cultural revolution is on the horizon.
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