Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004) - Movie Details

1958 Cuba. Katie, a young American girl travels to Havana and meets Javier, an attractive young dance teacher, who helps her explore her wicked ways on the dance floor. However, when the Cuban Revolution begins, she is forced to decide between true love and returning to the states where it is safe....

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Though not for everyone, the 1987 film Dirty Dancing is an acknowledged and memorable film. Fourteen years later, Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze have been replaced by newcomers Romola Garai and Diego Lunda in the "sequel" Havana Nights. Full movie review »

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Anonymous says:

June 13, 2007

Woah the guys were hot. They are what I dub... Havanna Knights... oh yeah and the movie was great

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Anonymous says:

June 10, 2004

i wanna say,that this film is da best i'v ever seen!!!
& Diego Luna is very sexy there...:)
da dancing is sooo hoooot!!!!
cool!!!
I so it 3 times in cinemar:)
&i will buy a dvd:)

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Anonymous says:

April 7, 2004

I liked the film because it showed white people for the imperialist snobs they are, always have been and always will be. No wonder those critics hated it. They must have been squirming in their seats. Lord knows white folks don't like it when you offend their sensibilities. Furthermore the film was not glorifying the great white way, and we know how they love to be glorified. From reading the critics, it seems they expected to go in there and see some heavy philosophical crap on the cuban revolution and how white america was right all along about Castro. They were obviously disappointed.

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Anonymous says:

March 23, 2004

I went in there to have some fun and that's exactly what I got. But then again I didn't go in there expecting to see a heavy duty boring oscar movie. The film just flew by and it was fun. Now if it bored you to death or you needed a prozac by the end of it, those middle age white critics would have been telling you what a masterpiece it is. Not every film has to be melodramtic misery. Of course it has flaws like any films, but I think people take the film way too seriouly. Just see it for what it is and leave it at that. Diego Luna is the best thing in it though.

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Anonymous says:

March 20, 2004

i think it was ok only because Diego Luna was in it...but it could of done alot better especially to be a second version of the origional dirty dancing

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