Magazine Review

Dance scenes are usually part and parcel of any movie. However, most of these dance scenes have gone unnoticed for one reason or another. Stuff magazine however took note of some of the most uncomfortable dance scenes in Cinemania.

On Top 2 of Stuff Magazine’s list is the dance scene involving Jim Carrey in the movie Once Bitten where he is torn between two girls dancing for his affection. Like most Carrey scenes, expect this to be not only uncomfortable but downright hilarious.

The movie “A Knight’s Tale” is on Top 3 of Stuff magazine’s list. Here you will find Heath Ledger prancing in ballroom fashion to David Bowie’s “Golden Year’s.

The other movies that made it to the most awkward dance scenes of Stuff Magazine includes the movie American Wedding, 13 Going on 30 (with Michael Jackson’s thriller on the background), Cruising (with Al Pacino dancing in a gay club), Spiderman 3 where Peter Parker takes his newfound freedom to the dance floor and last but not the least is Karate Kid.

The Dark Knight has indeed given a glimpse of the darkest side of humanity especially the humans of Gotham City and this has not escaped the reviewers at Rolling Stones Magazine who were all praise for the movie.

Rolling Stones Magazine particularly liked the de-heroism of Batman played here by Christian Bale who was torn between a lot of things including living as a normal person with his Rachel (who is now the fiancee of the District Attorney who also plays an exciting role) or continuing his crusade. Batman was pissed off about the people’s perception of him as a vigilante and has decided to make a hero out of the incorruptible DA.

However, Rolling Stones Magazine got specifically impressed with Heath Ledger’s dark and stunning performance as the Joker. It is not easy to surpass a performance by Jack Nicholson but Ledger has unmasked the Joker to the public. No need for masks here as the Joker simply scraes anyone with his apathy and scheming wearing only smeared paint.

Will Ledger get a posy-humous Oscar’s for his performance? Rolling Stones Magazine has planted the seeds and it’s up for the jurors to decide.