Footloose

Footloose (1984)

1984 • 1h 47m • Drama, Romance • PG
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6+Feb 17, 1984USA1h 47m
Director: Herbert Ross
Budget: 8 200 000 $Domestic: 80 035 402 $
Language English
NMTW 58% Mixed
Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 wins & 7 nominations total

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Budget: 8 200 000 $
Domestic Box Office (USA): 80 035 402 $
Worldwide Box Office: 80 035 402 $
Profit: +71 835 402 $
Country: USA
Age rating: 6+
MPAA rating: PG
NMTW Rating:
58% Mixed
Length: 1 h 47 min

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In a quiet town in the American West, the community has a strict rule: no music or dancing. Fifteen-year-old Ren moves from Chicago to this peaceful but unusual place with his family and finds himself in a very different world. Ren struggles to understand the town's strange customs while also dealing with his own love of rhythm and movement. As he makes friends and faces unexpected problems, he explores ideas about being yourself, expressing yourself, and the importance of community. The film blends drama, humor, and romance to tell a compelling story for everyone, highlighting how important it is to stay true to yourself, even when things are difficult.

Alternative title: Footloose
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Language: English
Awards: 🏆 Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 wins & 7 nominations total
Director: Herbert Ross
Type: Movie

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