Early on in “Step Up 3D,” the generically handsome Luke (Rick Malambri) spies young Moose (Adam G. Sevani) dancing in a park, lures him with compliments, takes him to a dark-lit lair where ...

Moving from Baltimore, site of the first two “Step Up” films, to New York, and foisting the first sequel’s nebbish-y teenage sidekick, Moose (Adam G. Sevani) into a lead role, “Step Up 3D ...

I am confidently not the target audience for Step Up 3D so I approached it mostly with an eye for the Blu-ray 3D presentation. If you’re in the same boat then grab a paddle and give it a look.

Besides Natalie, Luke's latest recruit is Moose (Adam G. Sevani), whom "Step Up" devotees will recall as the gangly mop-top sidekick from the second movie -- directed, like this one, by Jon Chu.

Step Up 3D follows series returnees Moose (a supporting player in the second movie) and Camille (Tyler's foster sister from the first movie) as they go to New York for college.

“Step Up 3D” (2010)Chu’s follow-up to “Step Up 2 The Streets” takes the dance genre to new arenas, sending the previous film’s funny sidekick, Moose (Adam G. Sevani) to New York City ...

A tight-knit group of street dancers, including Luke (Rick Malambri) and Natalie (Sharni Vinson), team up with NYU freshman Moose (Adam Sevani), and find themselves pitted against the world’s best hip ...

Movies 'Step Up 3D' adds extra dimension, just not in its plot Published: Aug. 06, 2010, 10:00 a.m. By John Serba | [email protected] ...

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… ...

“Step Up 3D” is a bit like watching a CinemaScope musical from the early 1950s but front to back rather than side to side, i.e., turned at a 90-degree angle.

Yes, it takes place in underground clubs in New York, and pits rival crews against each other. But "Step Up 3D" is so lacking in any kind of edge, it might as well be "High School Musical: The Hip ...

Step Up 3D — Film Review Although it's billed as the first 3D dance movie, "Step Up 3D" doesn't exactly represent a giant leap forward for the successful franchise. By The Associated Press ...