Everybody Cut FOOTLOOSE as the remake premiered last night at The Regency Village Theater in Westwood, CA. As the stars hit the red carpet, they assured fans of the original that they wont be ...

In hindsight, the 1984 hit Footloose—starring Kevin Bacon and directed by Herbert Ross—along with its contemporary Flashdance, can be seen as the link between the old Hollywood model of a let’s-put-on ...

Toes are tapping, feet are shuffling and boots are bouncing in the opening to the new “Footloose.” Kids are dancing and frolicking, maybe even having a few beers to the title song of a 1984 movie, a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For years, Singer's been kicking around this idea of a sequel in which her character, the rebellious Ariel, moves to New York, ...

And a film you’ll want to see more than once. I know I’m ready to go a second time. There were a multitude of charming moments that I just want to take in again, starting from the opening credits ...

Like most remakes, the new version of Footloose is made to simultaneously appeal to two audiences – those who remember the original fondly and a younger crowd of moviegoers who have never heard of it.

I know what you’re thinking: “This uncultured swine! How dare she say that the redo is better than the classic!” All is fair in what you think and how you feel, but there are many reasons as to why I ...

Let’s hear it for “Footloose.” Against all odds (and there are many) the remake of the 1980s classic is a lively, ingratiating entertainment. Somehow it recreates a place almost devoured by shopping ...

As long as daughters pout when fathers proclaim, "I don't want you to see that boy," Footloose will endure. As long as kids want to dance and Hollywood wants to profit from that passion, it will do ...