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30 of the Perfect Movie Dance Scenes Of All Time

 

If there’s one thing sure in this world, it’s that there’s nothing quite like a very good dance movie. Watching characters dance their manner by the movie, telling their story and captivating audiences all the while, is an expertise like no different. From iconic strikes like the Macarena to the notorious Saturday Night Fever strut, there’s no limit to the fun to be had watching the perfect movie dance scenes of all time.

 

 

So let’s take a second and take a look at 30 of the very better of them:

 

 

1. The Breakfast Club: The ultimate Scene

 

 

This defining second from the basic highschool film "The Breakfast Club" is probably the most iconic movie dance scenes ever. It shows the 5 unlikeliest of friends—the mind, the criminal, the princess, the athlete, and the basketcase—dancing joyfully together on the film’s climax, united of their newfound acceptance of every other’s flaws.

 

 

2. Napoleon Dynamite: The Swing Set Scene

 

 

Napoleon Dynamite has become a traditional cult movie thanks to its unique blend of cringe-worthy comedy and masterfully choreographed moves by lead actor Jon Heder. The Swing Set scene options Napoleon and Deb, the cute lady he meets in the cafeteria, entertaining themselves on a swing set with Napoleon spinning her round in circles and even doing the occasional hip thrust.

 

 

3. Grease: The Sandra Dee Scene

 

 

This classic movie musical about teenage love set within the 1950s options numerous memorable track-and-dance numbers—but none is as iconic as the "Sandra Dee" scene. With their slick hair, easy moves, and coordinated jackets, Danny (John Travolta) and Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) show off some seriously impressive footwork as they dance collectively while daydreaming about their future together.

 

 

4. Dirty Dancing: Time of My Life

 

 

Who can forget the classic scene of Baby (Jennifer Grey) and Johnny (Patrick Swayze) lifting one another up and dancing the evening away together? As they perform this iconic and extremely romantic dance quantity, scenes from their summer time collectively fade within the background and the audience is instantaneously taken again in time, just like Baby and Johnny.

 

 

5. Flashdance: The final Scene

 

 

The 1983 basic "Flashdance" tells the story of Alex Owens (Jennifer Beals), an aspiring dancer trying to break into the skilled world. The ultimate scene sees Alex finally attaining her desires as she performs an energetic, gritty, and highly effective routine for a paying crowd.

 

 

6. The Breakfast Club: The Library Scene

 

 

In this iconic scene from "The Breakfast Club", Brian (Anthony Michael Hall) forces the remainder of the group into a collective dance in the college library. Initially, the other characters are hesitant, however eventually Budmouth (Emilio Estevez) proves he’s obtained some moves—and the five unlikely associates mosh their way to freedom.

 

 

7. Footloose: Let’s Hear It For The Boy

 

 

1984’s "Footloose" sees Kevin Bacon playing a rebellious teenager who strikes to a small town the place dancing and music have been banned. In the film’s climactic dance scene, Kevin leads a group of eager teenagers in a rebellious and daring dance set to the track "Let’s Hear It For The Boy."

 

 

8. Step Up: The ultimate Scene

 

 

The final dance scene in the primary "Step Up" movie sees Tyler (Channing Tatum) and Nora (Jenna Dewan) performing an incredibly passionate routine in a warehouse. As they strut, leap, and spin to their own pulse-pounding rhythm, it’s clear that this dance is way more than mere steps—it’s a love story unfolding earlier than our eyes.

 

 

9. Hairspray: You Can’t Stop The Beat

 

 

The 2007 model of "Hairspray" features a star-studded solid of characters including John Travolta as protagonist Tracy Turnblad’s funky mother. The ultimate scene sees the whole solid united in music and dance, entertaining a large crowd of individuals in a strong show of unity and acceptance.

 

 

10. Singin’ In the Rain: The Make ‘Em Laugh Dance

 

 

This legendary musical is full of classic dance numbers, but the "Make ‘Em Laugh" scene is probably essentially the most iconic. With a mix of wild acrobatics, choreographed faucet dancing, and a few hilarious comedy, (source) Gene Kelly single-handedly entertains a theater of individuals with his one-of-a-kind efficiency.

 

 

11. Scent Of A Woman: The Salsa Scene

 

 

"Scent Of A Woman" options an unforgettable performance from Al Pacino as the cantankerous and blind Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade. In a single memorable scene, he takes a younger and slightly reserved Charlie (Chris O’ Donnell) and teaches him to dance the salsa, showing him that it’s okay to loosen up and enjoy life.

 

 

12. Ferris Bueller’s Time off: Twist And Shout

 

 

Matthew Broderick stars as Ferris Bueller, an eternal optimist and high school student who takes a time off from school beneath the excuse of being unwell. In one epic scene, he leads a parade of people down the streets of Chicago performing the well-known "Twist and Shout" dance.

 

 

13. Dirty Dancing: Final Dance

 

 

The final dance scene in "Dirty Dancing" sees

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