Just awful. Bad acting, watered storyline and not fun at all.The characters were emotionless, the dancing was mediocre, there was absolutely no plot, and the acting wasn't all that great. I'm a huge step up fan but this was just a true disappointment and I came to see its premiere. Sad, sad day. Ryan Guzman's acting was horrifying and after seeing step up 4, I expected more. Briana's acting was okay. The rest of the characters' acting really fell flat, even my all time favorite, moose. So disappointed. But Joy had never turned more quickly into disappointment than it did as the movie rolled on....People actually walked off the theater after the first half...So i guess i wasn't the only that found this lacking.

Last time I watched a Step Up movie, I watched the 3rd movie without watching the 2nd. Now, I watch this installment without watching the 4th movie, and I still haven't watched the 2nd movie!This movie apparently is where the "All-Stars" come, even though Channing Tatum and Nora are still out of the picture. The gateway character in this series has always been, and always will be, Camille, who is returnee Moose's girlfriend. As such, I'm glad she's held up as long as she has. But this cast team deals more with the sequel characters like Sean, Moose, and other characters I'm not gonna go look up because I'm too lazy. Anyway, enough bullshït. This is my review for Step Up All In.The movie starts with what it's like to try to make a living through dancing, which is correct. It IS hard to make it in the entertainment world, so stuff like this movie happen. Not much of the plot makes it to the realm of goodness though as the new romances in the film are banal and/or predictable. Camille/ Moose is more fleshed out because it had time to develop, but it's something I wish more of happened. The plot seemed random at times too, unlike the first movie when it developed pretty well and even the 3rd movie's plot had some bone to it. This had no substance at some points, and at others, it was okay, so overall the story is inconsistent.The music, dancing, and choreography, however, was, as usual, very well-done and it keeps the movie entertaining. Then again, that's what I'd expect from a series that got my attention with the reality show "So You Think You Can Dance". This series, along with She's the Man, was also my introduction to Channing Tatum and I've come to like him as an actor since. The dancing can be seen in the film as usual and it is a thrill ride.So overall, if you like this series or dance films in general, by all means watch this, but be prepared to be disappointed by the haphazard plot. Looking at the end though, I think the series should end here out of respect.

This is probably the worst Step Up movie. Horrible storyline and very very poor acting! Ryan Guzman (Sean) was definitely having a bad day, or days for what matters, alongside with Briana Evigan (Andie), in filming. I mean, this "I want to win and screw everybody else" character was so lame. One moment hanging out with his friends/dancers/family, but whatever, is not enough, he tells her, and suddenly, and this happens probably after half an hour, he likes her because, well, she had a dress on! AND HE GOT SPEECHLESS! I mean seriously?!!! But probably I shouldn't be so cruel. They did not write the plot after all, right? Well… No! I should be cruel. The acting completely sucked!! The cast were just getting words out! So why the 6 stars then? Well, the dancing was amazing. Beautiful choreography. Those guys surely know how to move! This made up for all the shitty acting and the cliché! So yes, do watch it! You'll enjoy all the music, jumping, shaking, and most of all you get to see "The Moose" hit the floor. Adam Sevani is so worth the 112 minutes watching.

Wow for and step up movie this is what we have already seen in previous installments. With slick choreography all too often interrupted by feeble attempts at plot, Step Up: All In would be more fun with all of its dialog's edited out. Dancers struggling to make a living with dancing. Haven't we had lots of it in step up.Step up was all about surrounding its lively and kinetic dance sequences but in this movie there aren't so special places like in revolution only dance sequence that made me feel sits an step up movies was Moose (Adam Sevani) taking them to his office for shooting video to enter The Vortex. Other were just the lame stage when dancers dance like its a reality TV we are watching (Unfortunately the vortex was a reality TV show.It seemed like dancing seemed to fade away in every step up sequel. I Personally felt the dancing wasn't so good as previous installments (Not that it was so bad just didn't lived up-to the hype that i was hoping).All in wasn't completely all in. and it could have been a lot better than it was made so don't spoil the next installment with the same generic story as always if there is going to be any.