Not the best, but definately worth a watch.

Rating: 7/10 (24 February 2019)

In terms of music, styling, choreography and acting this movie was brilliant. Utterly amazing, and a big tribute, I feel like, to the old Hollywood movies. But I couldn't help but feel like it lacked something. The love story that evolved between Ryan and Emma's characters felt a tiny bit forced in the beginning, but I still have to give props for the two, since I can't remember seeing these two step dance and sing in a movie before. There was nothing wrong with the actors, I think the story just might have been flawed. These thoughts were all in my head until the last scene, that hit me incredibly hard. Even though the love story felt abit forced in the beginning, you really could se these two characters end up together forever. But at the same time when that didn't happen, that felt okay too. Just because you met a person at one of your lower points in life, doesn't mean that you are meant for eachother, and I praise the director for taking that decision. I was almost one hundre percent certain that Mia was going to turn around, march toward Sebastian, have a big reunion kiss and then live happily ever after. But when I instead was greeted with the sad, and at the same time perfectly happy smiles from both Emma and Ryan, I felt strangely content.
While I wouldn't call this one of my favorites, I still would defnately watch it again, for the music, and all out experience.