Step up 2 the Streets is "sequel" to the original musical drama entitled “Step Up” that revolves around Andie (Briana Evigan), a girl with a conflicted history who is also a member of the 410, a gang of dancers that are involved in a variety of musical pranks and dance concerts.

When Andie is caught by her step mother being involved with the 410, she is forced to attend a new school and when she realises that her future is in her own hands, she decides to sign up with a dance class that creates conflict with her gang and she is eventually ostracized.

Forming a strong bond with Chase (Robert Hoffman), a member of the dance class, Andie forms her own dance group as they attempt to win one a prestigious street dance competition, only to encounter obstacle after obstacles.

Step up 2 the Streets uses quite a variety of social issues from race to class that work well with the sometimes clichéd storyline and at the end of the day, the movie is quite a visual experience as some of the dance routines are quite awe-inspiring.

Directed by John M. Chu, Step up 2 the Streets may not be the most memorable movie of the year, however for the aficionados of dance movies, the film contains enough dance, drama and conflict to keep you entertained from start to finish.

Special Features:

Through Fresh Eyes - The Making of Step Up 2
Outlaws of Hip Hop - Meet the '410s'
Robert Hoffman Video Prank
Deleted Scenes with optional intros by director Jon M. Chu