Dirty Dancing / Dirty Dancing - Havana Nights

I like this movie since I was 10 years old. I own it with this beautiful version of VHS, DVD, Blue Ray

Collector's "touch" is good; I like resort maps / pamphlets, and simulated shooting script is an attractive reading. I like to see "emotional" / exciting skills in the story, and now I know how long Johnny should be with a baby! This script contains most of the deleted scenes and other information that did not make it the final clip. The wristband "I take the watermelon" looks very sturdy, but the inner cut / unfinished edge has some wear. It's cute, but I probably will not use it, but keep it in line with the rest of the box. Kellerman's key holder is the same as a compact one. "Retro" post card is very good, all prints are very high quality

Regarding the movie itself, I have not seen DVDs or digital copies, but have seen Blu-ray Discs. The print is cleaner than the 10th anniversary DVD I have, and it seems that it was sent from the old VHS. The picture still has a slight graininess, but the color is sharp (part of clothes and graphics that looks pink on my DVD are more vivid now) and the audio is clear

I have some problems with closed captioning; some paragraphs I know are wrong, some paragraphs are shorter or shrinking (how many backgrounds of the original line are there) Is not there). Simple "(big girls please do not cry in the background)" also highlights subtitles. I used English subtitle tracks, but other people might be better

I like all expansion / deletion / substitute scenes, and "Happy Birthday, Dirty Dance" feature films are very exciting, covering original movies, stage performances and future TV movies. When I joined the Fathom Events show I saw a truncated version of this feature, and there was a little thing that made me cry very happy.

Overall, this is a remarkable anniversary series, the restoration of the movie is beautiful, and the screenplay adds more nuance to the story, showing the past beautifully.

In 2004, the movie was released in the first volume called "Dirty Dancing: Havana Knight". It is a story of a protected American teenager who studied about life through dance when her family moved to Huwa in Cuba before the Cuban Revolution in 1959. Swayze won the $ 5 million prize and played a role as a dance teacher. It is far beyond the 200,000 dollar earned in his first movie. In celebration of the 20th anniversary of 2007, the movie was reopened at the theater, and there were other shots, and the original movie version was re-published on the DVD. At the same time, Codemasters has released Dirty Dancing: The Video Game. In the UK, the anniversary logo is a reality based movie program, and a TV program titled "Dirty Dance: Time of Your Life" was filmed at Mountain Lake Resort.

In the UK, Channel 5 broadcasts a special documentary called Seriously Dirty Dancing to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the movie. It was proposed by an addict who considered the research reporter Dawn Porter and Dirty Dancing. This documentary was a huge success and it was the most highly rated documentary on Channel 5 in 2007. Potter visited the movie, met with other dirty dance fanatics, and learned the last dance. She did at the end of the documentary in front of her family and friends.

Dirty Dancing - Budget starring Dirty Dancing, Unknown Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Gray The 1987 American Latin Dance movie became a worldwide phenomenon. The Dirty Dancing soundtrack produced two platinum albums and many singles, and in particular won "(my life)" and won the prize. The Golden Glove Award of the Best Original Song won the Academy Award and the Best Duet Award received the Grammy Award. Dirty Dancing is a stage show showing that Latin dance style and sales to related styles have become very big. This movie has a lot of mix styles, salsa combined with meringue and chacha cha. It was also choreographed by choreographer Kenny Ortega, an American producer who designed dance for Michael Jackson and directed the high school music series.