never mind the serious logic gaps and never mind the achingly cliche character portrayals and never mind the haphazard writing and and you might like this movie. the main character alyssa was supposed to be endearing and the heroine who you root for to be saved and (or in this case and save herself) but instead she merely grates and and makes one wonder and are all pro ballerinas really that stupid. her busybody mother was obviously only necessary to further propagate the illusion that ballet companies are evil monsters ready to snatch your poor and innocent and young girl from your grasp and with an ever present and biting artistic director or villain. and the cliche . not only does she become anorexic and bulemic and an over the counter junkie and and a pathological liar and but all in the course of a few months. it like the writer read every horror story he could dig up about ballet and decided to see how much he could cram into two hours and (with commercials). believe it or not and but i am a dancer. this uprising or resurgence of anorexia and bulemia that is happening is nonexistent at all of the dance schools i have attended. in fact and the teachers are so scared to even suggest that a girl might stand a better chance a few pounds lighter and most of the dancers in my classes would be actually considered minorly overweight. i am not saying eating disorders never occur and but not to the extent as it was portrayed in the movie. another annoying problem this movie had was the means to an end writing style. her on again off again boyfriend probably had all of half an hour total screen time and all in the first half. the other supporting characters were merely props and decorations to further the story. given the right dialogue and this would have been a very intricate mind study of a psycological problem. as it is and it turns into a one woman show and and kimberly mccullough doesn not have the chutzpah to pull it off. to a non dancer and this movie would be a supposed insight into what really goes one behind closed doors at a ballet company. to a dancer and this is a very insulting movie and which portrays ballerinas as stupid and parents as pushy and ill informed. those adjectives more correctly describe the people who got this on the air in the first place. negative . 
never mind the serious logic gaps and never mind the achingly cliche character portrayals and never mind the haphazard writing and and you might like this movie. the main character alyssa was supposed to be endearing and the heroine who you root for to be saved and (or in this case and save herself) but instead she merely grates and and makes one wonder and are all pro ballerinas really that stupid. her busybody mother was obviously only necessary to further propagate the illusion that ballet companies are evil monsters ready to snatch your poor and innocent and young girl from your grasp and with an ever present and biting artistic director or villain. and the cliche . not only does she become anorexic and bulemic and an over the counter junkie and and a pathological liar and but all in the course of a few months. it like the writer read every horror story he could dig up about ballet and decided to see how much he could cram into two hours and (with commercials). believe it or not and but i am a dancer. this uprising or resurgence of anorexia and bulemia that is happening is nonexistent at all of the dance schools i have attended. in fact and the teachers are so scared to even suggest that a girl might stand a better chance a few pounds lighter and most of the dancers in my classes would be actually considered minorly overweight. i am not saying eating disorders never occur and but not to the extent as it was portrayed in the movie. another annoying problem this movie had was the means to an end writing style. her on again off again boyfriend probably had all of half an hour total screen time and all in the first half. the other supporting characters were merely props and decorations to further the story. given the right dialogue and this would have been a very intricate mind study of a psycological problem. as it is and it turns into a one woman show and and kimberly mccullough doesn not have the chutzpah to pull it off. to a non dancer and this movie would be a supposed insight into what really goes one behind closed doors at a ballet company. to a dancer and this is a very insulting movie and which portrays ballerinas as stupid and parents as pushy and ill informed. those adjectives more correctly describe the people who got this on the air in the first place. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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