Swing Into Romance

TV Movie
2023
1h 30m

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Danica McKellar, David Haydn-Jones, and Gleb Savchenko in Swing Into Romance (2023)

When former dancer Christine Sims (McKellar) returns to her hometown, she discovers her family's Store is in trouble. In an efforts to save the business, she needs to dust off her dancing sh... Read allWhen former dancer Christine Sims (McKellar) returns to her hometown, she discovers her family's Store is in trouble. In an efforts to save the business, she needs to dust off her dancing shoes, face her ex-fiancé, and maybe find love.When former dancer Christine Sims (McKellar) returns to her hometown, she discovers her family's Store is in trouble. In an efforts to save the business, she needs to dust off her dancing shoes, face her ex-fiancé, and maybe find love.

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6.6/10

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Danica McKellar competed on season 18 of Dancing With The Stars and placed sixth. However, she was not paired with Gleb Savchenko, but fellow pro Val Chmerkovskiy. Gleb Savchenko first premiered as a pro on the U.S. version of DWTS in 2013 on season 16, but he didn't return until season 23 in 2016 and has been a member of the pro cast ever since

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7/10

Comical male lead dancer, with missing romance

You mean to tell me that in a show centered around organized competitive dancing they couldn't find a male lead who at least appeared to be in dancing shape? Or, a guy who could pass as being in dancing shape? Instead of a middle aged dad bod actor? Danica dipped into her Dancing With The Stars experience, and even has some on screen dance numbers with a former DWTS pro, but the male lead is almost comical as a dancer.

The movie has a family theme, with ok entertaining writing. All it missed was moderate believability.

As for the romance portion of the movie, there was very little chemistry between the two leads, to make up for the lack of authenticity in the dancing.