"Step Up Revolution," the fourth entry in the venerable dance franchise, is a narrative failure but a triumph of sheer spectacle. As a story about actual human characters, it comes up short Eddy is one of the main characters of Step Up Revolution. He grew up in Spring Garden, a neighborhood of Miami, with Sean, his best friend. Eddy and Sean decided to create their own flashmob, called the Mob, to speak out and be heard, they then participate in a contest organized by YouTube for Appendix 1- the screen ofStep Up Revolution. Appendix 2- the characters executing for the camera instead than the audiences at the buttocks. Appendix 3- the rabble executing their cutting-edge flash rabble in the different scene in Miami. Appendix 4- 3D version entreaty to larger audience Ten Things You Should Know About Step Up: Revolution (because you will never see it) 1.They switch out the female lead … again. This is straight from the Brett Ratner school of dating, a "Step Up: Revolution" is the fourth of the "Step Up" movies, a series of unconnected stories that serve as showcases for the kinds of young stars who sincerely hope they'll soon be in better movies. The first one, in 2006, starred Channing Tatum. This fourth one stars Kathryn McCormick, from "So You Think You Can Dance." You get the idea. Step Up 4 Revolution. The new 2012 film. Read more >. Emily. Sean. Jason. File:Step Up 4 (2012) - Theatrical Trailer for Step Up 4. Channing Tatum was born on April 26, 1980, in a small town called Cullman, just outside of Birmingham, Alabama. Cast: Ryan Guzman, Kathryn McCormick, Misha Gabriel, Cleopatra Coleman, Stephen "tWitch" Boss, Tommy Dewey, Peter Gallagher, Mia Michaels, Megan Boone Director: Scott Speer JulT3Vd.

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