“God wouldn’t have given you maracas if he didn’t want you to shake ‘em.”
Chris Ritter for BuzzFeed
Hollywood has really stepped up its choreography game over the last 35 years, gifting audiences with hundreds of incredibly memorable — and mimicable — routines.
So, I laced up my red shoes to look back on the best live-action (sorry, Beauty and the Beast), American-funded (sorry, Strictly Ballroom) films from the last 35 years (sorry, Grease) to determine which routine set the barre the highest.
And away we go.
Peter's evil Spiderman 3 dance (2007)
Choreographed by: Marguerite Derricks and Jennifer Hamilton
Under the influence of an evil alien parasite, Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) gains a new wardrobe, an overinflated sense of self, and — apparently — the ability to literally sweep Mary Jane (Kirsten Dunst) off her feet.
Columbia Pictures
The Sweetest Thing's ode to the male organ (2002)
Choreographed by: Robin Antin
Relying on moves popularized by a dozen other films that came before it (but mostly Grease), this salacious song came with an equally memorable dance routine.
Columbia Pictures
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