Footloose (1984)
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- Clip: I Volunteered (00:52)
- Clip: You Think I'm Small Time (01:00)
Movie Info & Cast
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
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- May 9, 2018
everyone in this is trying so hard to convince themselves that kevin bacon is attractive
🦎Nov 18, 2018this movie is meh but the scene where ren teaches willard how to dance while "let's hear it for the boy" plays is hilariously gay
isaacMay 12, 2018this really IS the best movie ever made. bug boy doesn't know what he's talkin about.
peter quill - Feb 21, 2017
And to this day, Kevin Bacon still has Glitter in his hair from that last scene
KimJun 14, 2020is kev bacon hot or not i can’t work it out
kayla🐈Apr 8, 2014A small town is sent into mourning at the unexpected death of one of its cherished community members, but not even this tragedy can stop the demonic Kevin Bacon from preying on its vulnerable and impressionable youths by indoctrinating them into his satanic cult of song and…
ScreeningNotes - Jun 14, 2022
the most 80’s movie i’ve ever watched
bree 🪐Dec 28, 2022Kevin Bacon ENDS organised religion with the power of WHITEBOY SWAG
solharvFeb 21, 2017God I love Rooney Mara. She's not in this I just want you all to know I love her
Vivian
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- Parker Gamet likedFootloose
The preacher would’ve had a heart attack learning about Tyla dance on tik tok Killer soundtrack, Kevin Bacon danced his lil booty off, and it’s just SCREAMS 80s. I love it.
Alex Liddell likedFootloose80’s at its finest, perfect soundtrack, killer dance moves and smothered in a gargantuan amount of sloppy enjoyable cheese. I want to dance in a warehouse now.
Camille likedFootlooseJ’arrive pas à croire que holding out for a hero ça a été créé pour ça et pas Shrek 2
- Dorv dislikedFootloose
Stupid
Elisha J Brown dislikedFootlooseBoring
Yanyan is "meh" onFootlooseIdk but the part where its forbidden to dance/listen to music is so stupid
- MRSU1C1DESQD likedFootloose
It’s pretty good, slightly over rated. It had its moments here and there. Young Kevin Bacon freaks me out slightly. Amazing soundtrack! The writing was alright and the entire basis of the plot was just weird, vaguely understandable. My take away: dancing is a god given right.
Edward Kronkvist likedFootlooseI absolutely adored this film with a fabulous soundtrack, an overall cool plot and a young Kevin Bacon giving in an fantastic performance. It really captured the essence of the 80s, also RIP to the great Chris Penn who made the film so much better with his presence.
Kward0610 likedFootlooseNothing screams 80s filmmaking more like this film. The music, the hair, the editing and the story all represent this era so well. Kevin Bacon kickboxing the bad kids at the end is the greatest thing I’ve seen in a while. Truly a great movie.
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- MKMichael KolditzBKBrandi Kolditz
Metacritic
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
Footloose turns out to be a sort of Boy Scout version of “Flashdance,” a carefully toned-down, overly respectable piece of schmaltz.
Kathleen Carroll
New York Daily News
Christopher Penn very nearly steals the movie as Ren's hayseed friend, and the two share a musical scene (to Deniece Williams's ''Let's Hear It for the Boy'') that's almost as sensational as the opening credits.
Janet Maslin
The New York Times
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