Entertainment WeeklyThe shallow frat-on-frat rivalry and the poor-boy-loves-rich-girl subplot don't mean a thing. But the stepping does got that...
E! OnlineIf the rest of Stomp the Yard were half as deft as its footwork, it'd be watchable. As it is, everything that doesn't happen...
The Austin ChronicleThe intervening dance sequences are so exciting, so captivating, so full of life, it's almost possible to forget you've seen...
USA TodayDirector Sylvain White goes by the book, except in the early scenes where he gives new meaning to the concept of a shaky cam...
Los Angeles TimesThere's athleticism and frenetic artistry here, but the film's attempts to make busting moves seem dramatic are about as eff...
Washington PostIf you've never seen [stepping], it's quite a show, and Stomp the Yard throws well-deserved light on this somewhat under-the...
VarietyThe dancing is more dynamic than the plotting in Stomp the Yard, an energetic if formulaic underdog tale.
The Boston Globe[Columbus] Short, another pop choreographer, sounds like Vin Diesel, but he moves like a bee. When he dances, he makes sure ...
New York Daily NewsWhat we get is scene after scene of exhilarating routines, all leading up to the big finale. And with two furiously intense ...
New York PostThe movie starts with furious team dance-offs, but these aren't as interesting as they should be. Camera trickery keeps slow...
Film ThreatDriven along by a decent cast who really turn it on during the musical moments, letting their steps tell the story.
The GuardianAn inspirational dance movie, which, like an inspirational sports movie, runs on predictable rails.
San Francisco ChronicleThe film introduces too many elements, doubles back on itself, repeats and repeats the same information, starts and stops, i...
The New York TimesStomp the Yard is a strange and at times strangely compelling mix of black fraternity recruitment video and inspirational ta...
Wall Street JournalThe moves can be remarkable, though ritually repetitive -- male chorus lines of adrenalized automata acting out anger, menac...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Sylvain White
Writer: Robert Adetuyi
Studio: Screen Gems
Cast: Columbus Short, Meagan Good, Ne-Yo
Release: January 12, 2007
Writer: Robert Adetuyi
Studio: Screen Gems
Cast: Columbus Short, Meagan Good, Ne-Yo
Release: January 12, 2007
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