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Footloose (1984)
- 1hr 47m
- (1)
- 42
- 1hr 47m
- (1)
- 42
A city teenager moves to a small town where rock music and dancing have been banned, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the populace. More Details »
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Videos & Photos
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Clip: I Volunteered (00:52) - Clip: You Think I'm Small Time (01:00)
Movie Info & Cast
Director: Herbert Ross
Producer: Daniel Melnick, Lewis J. Rachmil, Craig Zadan
Writer: Dean Pitchford
Release Date: Feb 17, 1984
Runtime: 1hr 47m
Synopsis
A city teenager moves to a small town where rock music and dancing have been banned, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the populace.
Cast
- Kevin Bacon
- Lori Singer
- John Lithgow
- Dianne Wiest
- Chris Penn
- Sarah Jessica Parker
- John Laughlin
- Elizabeth Gorcey
- Frances Lee McCain
- Jim Youngs
Did You Know?
Trivia
- In the liner notes for the re-released "Footloose" soundtrack (1999), there's a brief introduction by Kenny Loggins, which mentions that the script for the film was loosely based on actual events which transpired in the young life of his longtime friend, Dean Pitchford.
Goofs
- When Ren is dancing in the factory and is swinging on the high bar-type pole, he is wearing gloves. During the rest of the sequence he is bare-handed.
Quotes
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- [to Willard]
- Ren: Hey, I like that hat, man. They sell men's clothes where you got that?
Atom User Reviews
Metacritic
38
Footloose is a seriously confused movie that tries to do three things, and does all of them badly. It wants to tell the story of a conflict in a town, it wants to introduce some flashy teenage characters, and part of the time it wants to be a music video. It's possible that no movie with this many agendas can be good; maybe somebody should have decided, early on, exactly what the movie was supposed to be about.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
25
Footloose is for an audience that wants something easy to think about, a conflict in which the two sides are easy to distinguish and an enemy who is easy to look down upon. It's for the folks who like to skip dinner and go right to the cream- filled finale, and though not quite evil, it's as silly as can be. [1 Mar 1984, p.D12]
Bill Cosford
Miami Herald
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