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Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
An exciting story about a girl named Katie, a high school student. Katie moves with her wealthy parents to Cuba in 1958. There in Cuba she will meet a man named Javier, a poor citizen working as a waiter and with whom he is in a wonderful love relationship. After a while Katie began studying Cuban dance at a nightclub. Suddenly, her father moved to the United States and at that moment Katie had to make a very difficult decision.
18 August 1987, Tucson, Arizona, USA
7 June 1973, Los Angeles, California, USA
10 October 1979, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
5 October 1974, Barataria, Trinidad, West Indies
11 July 1956, Meridian, Mississippi, USA
13 August 1961, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
4 August 1985, San Juan, Puerto Rico
25 October 1979, Apple Valley, California, USA
July 30, 2012
A horribly routine star-crossed romance job with none of the spunk or humanity that made its oh-so-better forebear a generational classic.December 06, 2005
It challenges its audience to ask questions, namely, 'Why?' Why was this movie even made?March 01, 2004
Tries to add Cuban flavor to a familiar plot but comes up with nothing more than a bubbling stew of cliches.October 07, 2004
Provides entertainment sophisticated enough to entrance a sophomore in high school.February 27, 2004
Superficial but entertaining.March 01, 2004
Next to Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, the first picture is like something out of the golden age of Hollywood.February 27, 2004
A routine Hollywood high school morality play.March 01, 2004
Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights does have some sexy music and a few good dance sequences in a steamy nightclub, but the story is terribly contrived and the lead actors have zero chemistry.December 22, 2010
Bad movie, lame plot, poor acting. Don't bother.May 22, 2004
Although based on choreographer JoAnn Jansen's experience, the script was written by a committee of eight; each writer seems to have contributed every cliché in the memory bank.March 11, 2004
Pure schmaltz, but not without its share of feel-good entertainment value.January 27, 2005
Aside from the triteness of the dialogue, the mathematical predictability of the script and the muddling of numbskulled politics, DD: HN is a fairly enjoyable experience.