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38In the end, they are only moments, and even at a merciful 86 minutes, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights feels formidably long.
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38About three-quarters of the way through, Havana Nights suddenly becomes laugh-out-loud awful, with dreadful, lame lines delivered painfully badly - as if a different screenwriter and director had taken over for the movie's final act.
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38If you can't find a more scintillating brand of dirty to enjoy during your own nights (Helena or Hoboken), you're not trying very hard.
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Despite being set in 1958 Cuba, Havana Nights sticks to the formula. This would be perfectly acceptable if the dancing was "dirtier" and if there was a spark between the young couple.
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30This cinematic train wreck reminds me of when Hollywood decided to cash in on the success of “Chinatown” by making a sequel...
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Silly, misguided, formulaic and largely a piece of trash, but it's not quite a disaster. There's the dancing and the music and the sunlight.
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30It's one of the rare films for which a blooper reel would be redundant.
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The movie is still a routine Hollywood high school morality play.
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25This belated "reimagining" is as beguiling as a dried-out palm tree.
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25Has some good music and hot dancing -- filmed choppily -- but it completely lacks the magic of its predecessor.
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Havana Nights es mucho frío -- the only titter of excitement comes in a cameo from a strangely reptilian Patrick Swayze.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 43 out of 51
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Mixed: 0 out of 51
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Negative: 8 out of 51
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BeccaS10I love this movie!
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LucindaD10This was the best movie ever! I loved it! I really want to learn how to dance that way!
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JessicaT.10