Overly long re-make with dull leads. Get the original with Swayze and Grey.
“Dirty Dancing” is what the filmmakers are calling a “reimagining” of the 1987 hit film. This made-for-TV movie features the story from the original film told from a fresh perspective.<br /><br />Spending the summer at Kellerman’s Borscht Belt resort with her family in 1963, Frances “Baby” Houseman (Abigail Breslin) falls in love with the camp’s dance instructor, Johnny Castle (Colt Prattes), and undergoes a social and sexual awakening. Modernized, updated versions of memorable songs including “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life,” “Love Man,” Do You Love Me,” “Hungry Eyes,” and “She’s Like the Wind” are teamed with well-known songs new to “Dirty Dancing,” such as “Fever” and “They Can’t Take That Away From Me.”<br /><br />The framing device of the film is Baby sitting in a Broadway theatre in 1975 about to see a show called “Dirty Dancing: The Musical.” This departure from the original is both jarring and foolish. Creators Wayne Blair and Jessica Sharzer have bloated the story, making it an hour longer than the original. Sub-plots involve Baby’s sister obtaining the ukulele she plays in the talent show, how Baby got her white dress, and Mrs. Houseman’s (Debra Messing) frustration with her distant husband (Bruce Greenwood).<br /><br />There is virtually no screen chemistry between Breslin and Prattes, which is instrumental in sinking this production. Prattes is a better dancer than Breslin, whose Baby is supposed to improve as the movie goes along but never does. Often, the filmmakers duplicate scenes almost shot for shot from the original, yet then go the alternate route of adding unnecessary padding that slows the pace and causes viewers to lose any inkling of interest in these characters. If anything, this dud will whet your appetite for the original which, though made 30 years ago, looks and sounds as fresh as ever.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the widescreen DVD release include the featurettes “Dirty Dancing: The Legacy Lives On” and “Dirty Dancing: Don’t Step on the 1, Start on the 2.”
The movie title "Dirty Dancing: Television Special," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.5 from 185 reviewers. 
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