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Breakdance Academy (2010)
In this hilarious send-up of boy bands, teen movies and dance movies, the audience gets a guarantee of something that will make you laugh -- whether it’s mom remembering the days of NSYNC, or little Lisa fantasizing about the Biebs, or your sexually-ambiguous nephew who thinks Channing rocks a sailor suit! Our story follows Brad, a jock who decides he's more than just a meathead women pine for, so he joins the dance club, a rap group, metal mania and more, before creating the perfect boy band with the help of the local Zen master. Watch out, high school will never be the same!
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In this hilarious send-up of boy bands, teen movies and dance movies, the audience gets a guarantee of something that will make you laugh -- whether it’s mom remembering the days of NSYNC, or little Lisa fantasizing about the Biebs, or your sexually-ambiguous nephew who thinks Channing rocks a sailor suit! Our story follows Brad, a jock who decides he's more than just a meathead women pine for, so he joins the dance club, a rap group, metal mania and more, before creating the perfect boy band with the help of the local Zen master. Watch out, high school will never be the same!
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Jon Artigo
In Theaters:6/4/2010
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Michael Copon Studios, Artigo / Ajemian Films
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