The story: After leaving private school and losing her sister, a smart young girl named Raya returns to her old neighborhood where she becomes attached to step dancing. She soon enters a high ranking competition that could change her live forever.

Apparently, "Stomp The Yard" wasn't enough for filmgoers as the world gets yet another step dancing film titled "How She Move." As expected, the story is virtually non-existent and is nothing more than an excuse to showcase elaborate step dancing numbers such as one on top of a car. Heck, it felt like the characters would start stepping for no reason. If two people are having an argument in a scene, they would show off and settle their differences by stepping.

Even worse than the plot is the film's "star" Rusina Wesley. She has no acting skills at all. Granted, this is her feature debut, but surely the casting crew saw people with actual charisma?

Extras include 3 featurettes ("How She Move: Telling The Story," "From Rehearsel To Film," and "The Characters Of How She Move") and trailers for "The Duchess," "Defiance," "Norbit," "Son Of Rambow," "How She Move," "Cloverfield," and "Blackout."