So why review it, you say?
Well, mostly because this is clearly where GAC put a disproportionate amount of their budget, and they've been promoting it accordingly.
Meg Lilley is a good-hearted accountant who attends a dance competition. She is so impressed, her best friend buys her dancing lessons for Christmas.
Her company announces a layoff, and she sacrifices herself to save the job of a co-worker with a family.
One day, she just happens to run into the dancer who inspired her on the street, and he is in need of a new partner for a new contest in Paris.
Guess who is chosen.
The mini tour of Paris is nice, and you really do get a pretty good feel for the city. From there, we meet the legendary dancing coach, and the unscrupulous and vengeful ex-partner who is also in the competition.
There is much dancing, of course, and Matthew Morrison and Lilley even break into song in the streets of Paris at one point.
Morrison was an amiable sort, and Lilley was her usual self, if a little whiny.
Look for an inside joke about her big eyes.
This was fine. Just not something I'd watch again. Maybe someday.
Well, mostly because this is clearly where GAC put a disproportionate amount of their budget, and they've been promoting it accordingly.
Meg Lilley is a good-hearted accountant who attends a dance competition. She is so impressed, her best friend buys her dancing lessons for Christmas.
Her company announces a layoff, and she sacrifices herself to save the job of a co-worker with a family.
One day, she just happens to run into the dancer who inspired her on the street, and he is in need of a new partner for a new contest in Paris.
Guess who is chosen.
The mini tour of Paris is nice, and you really do get a pretty good feel for the city. From there, we meet the legendary dancing coach, and the unscrupulous and vengeful ex-partner who is also in the competition.
There is much dancing, of course, and Matthew Morrison and Lilley even break into song in the streets of Paris at one point.
Morrison was an amiable sort, and Lilley was her usual self, if a little whiny.
Look for an inside joke about her big eyes.
This was fine. Just not something I'd watch again. Maybe someday.