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The shows themselves are extraordinary, especially Japan's Ichigei group, which has the all-out fun and athleticism of a vitaminized Twyla Tharp troupe. Read full review
It looks great and the dancing is the kind of stuff that would upstage the average pop star. Read full review
Though he doesn't break any new documentary ground, Lee knows how to shoot his subjects. Their stories are moving, and their moves are thrilling. Read full review
What's fun about Benson Lee's documentary Planet B-Boy isn't just the amazingly athletic displays of B-boys he puts on screen, but the film's sense of cultural discovery. Read full review
Infectiously energetic. Read full review
The crews are perfectly cast for maximum drama. Read full review
An eye-catching combination of cultural history, performer profiles and competition footage that should see enthusiastic response from niche audiences in urban and specialty venues. Read full review
From moment to moment, Planet B-Boy is fun, sometimes thrilling and packed with illuminating details and striking personalities. Read full review
It turns out globalization has its good points after all, and they're sporting Chucks, Kangols, and post-Gomi DIY gear. Spin again. Read full review
Proves that what might be (but probably isn't) worth five minutes of your time while you're passing through the Times Square subway station really isn't worth a 1 1/2-hour movie. Read full review
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