"Who can fault a movie" that "should have been a TV movie but wasn't even"? I'll tell you who, a "guy who looks like Grandmaster Flash" and he'll do it with "quite a few" "really bad outfits", "woman mullet", and the "full range of" "80s" "emotions"; all this "adds up to a good" "bad movie" ("with gymnastics") which'll have you "rolling in the clothes" "quite a bit."

[whooa] An almost bad movie. It should have been a TV movie but wasn't even.

Carla

[whooa] Who can fault a movie that starts off with a rip-off of Madonna's "Borderline" and includes a guy who looks just like Grandmaster Flash? "Dream To Believe" (also known as "Flying") is a movie that brings us through the full range of emotions in grand classic 80s style. We get a woman mullet, a lot of really bad outfits (Converse and parachute pants, legwarmers, etc), all held together by a cheesy plotline. Keanu is pretty cute in this one. Though it is a bad movie, I enjoyed the Keanu parts quite a bit.

Jeff

[whooa] Sure, this is a mediocre "Flashdance" ripoff. But with gymnastics. And different music (that sounds almost the same as the "Flashdance" music). And Keanu. Almost as much as any 1986 Keanu movie (and there were quite a few), this emphasizes the cuteness of the Keanu. Fabulous Olivia D'abo "Salvation Army" rolling on the clothes scene (what Salvation Army is this?). In addition to sporting parachute pants, also has a classic "Iputmilkinyourseatandyoujustsatonitsoi'lllaughatyouscene" which makes the movie worthwhiler. One of the greatest whocanoutcondimentthehotdog scenes ever recorded on film. The lead couple (Keanu & D'abo) gets to know each other (in the biblical sense) while the song "For The First Time" is being played in the background. All of this adds up to a good "Flashdance" ripoff to me.

Matt

Tommy
Keanu Reeves

Olivia d'Abo
Robin Crew

Rita Tushingham
Jean Stoller

Sean McCann
Jack Crew

Anthony Kramreither
Mark Sanderson

Denis Simpson
Fred Stoner