The Step Up formula of young dancers overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds to achieve their goals glides into 3D with Step Up 3D, the third entry in the ongoing profitable dance series from Disney.

The upcoming “Saw 3D” looked like the scariest tri-dimensional offering at the movies this year. Until now. The third and weakest entry in the Disney dance saga, “Step Up 3D&#8221… ...

The third installment of the "Step Up" series essentially repeats the formula -- thrilling dance battles padded with crummy acting and many cliches -- except, you know, in 3-D.

3 stars How to explain my enjoyment of “Step Up 3D”? The movie is ridiculous. Of course. Early on a father bids farewell to his college-bound son, “the future engineer,” wit… ...

Since time immemorial, or 2006, the "Step Up" franchise has been a simple affair. The first order of business is a cute boy who dances. The second order of business is a cute girl who dances ...

"Step Up 3D" does exactly that…but in the worst, most negative ways imaginable. Leaving behind " Step Up "'s previous setting, Baltimore's elite Maryland School of the Arts, returning director ...

"Step Up 3D" does exactly that…but in the worst, most negative ways imaginable. Leaving behind "Step Up"'s previous setting, Baltimore's elite Maryland School of the Arts, ...

Take away the 3-D from "Step Up 3D" and what you're left with is, wait for it ... "Step Up." It's the same movie as the earlier "gotta dance" over-choreographed crunk-and-breakdance epics. Exactly ...

Unexpectedly good, “Step Up 3D” is one of the rare novelty items tied to its time and place, while connected to another cinematic period altogether. Long before Michael Jackson, Francis Ford ...

"Step-Up 3-D," posted modest numbers at the box-office with $15.5 million in sales. But audiences and critics were taken by the 3-D effects.

Director Jon Chu takes ‘Step Up’ to shoot in 3D. Marvelous as technology is, every step forward brings new challenges for filmmakers to meet, writes MARTIN A. GROVE.

"Step Up 3D" does exactly that…but in the worst, most negative ways imaginable. Leaving behind " ...