Critics,are you kidding us

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

There is definitely an excellent idea hidden in the background of the film. Unfortunately, it's difficult to find it.

I am a fan of the Step Up franchise,I loved Step Up and Step Up 2 the streets,so i have to admit when i sat down to watch this movie I had high hopes.The dancers where amazing but the very predictable storyline and OK at best actors took a lot away from the film.The only good thing about this movie is MOOSE,his acting in comparison with the rest of the cast is very believable and his dancing was well...awesome.So if you are a fan of the franchise I would say go see this movie just because its Step Up 3 and don't get your hopes up too high.I gave this movie a 4 because of the great dancing,why isn't it a 5?? you'll find out when you watch the film.

Step Up 3DIf impromptu dance-offs occur on your campus often, there's a pretty good chance your dormitory is infested with jitterbugs.Fortunately, there doesn't seem to be any creepy crawlies in this dance movie, save for the worm.When street-dancers Moose (Adam Sevani) and Camille (Alyson Stoner) attend NYU they must decide how to spend their time away from home: poplocking or learning? While Camille chooses the ladder, Moose joins an underground dance crew that aspires to win the upcoming World Jam dance contest.Meanwhile, the crew's videographer (Rick Malambri) unknowing falls for the sister (Sharni Vinson) of the rival squad's leader. Needles to say, routines are stolen and new ones are needed.While the dance moves are mind-boggling, the rest of Step Up 3D is a retread of every other dance movie out there.However, it is proof that University is more than just about books; it's about pulling your groin. (Red Light)

All right, so reading some of the absolutely appalling reviews about this movie, I just want to ask...what did you think you were going to watch? You're not watching this in hopes of watching an Oscar winner. This is just one of those movies where you're watching for the jaw-dropping dance moves which is totally enhanced by the use of 3D.I absolutely LOVED it. I went in, expecting the cheese dripping dialogue, the "deep" conversations and cardboard acting. The DANCE is the reason I shelled out the $13 in ticket price and 3D glasses.The haters need to stop their crying. They should have known better about what they were going to watch.-R

Even though many of us are not such good dancers, we are fanatics of dancing which proved the success of the first 2 installment of the 'Step up'. Creating a global phenomenon similarly to the street race mania created by the Fast and the Furious, 'Step up 3' has its own game.'Step up 3' speaks of youth, music and beat. And the desire to overcome hardships and achieve the best. It's not much of a plot to begin with as no one really cares about a great story. It's all about dancing. Sheer outstanding dance routines and soundtrack the movie is sure to make you wanna dance like that. But I'd say DON'T TRY THAT AT HOME.New cast including Rick Marambri (I'm sure the girl will remember that name for ages) and big rounds of good high tech mix 'Step up 3' is a well entertainer for many. Unless you can't stand the up beats and the digital noise which they call music these days! But I miss Channin Tatum. Seriously!