Turn it naround!
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6IEu8VRfyM

Elena Salvatore

Great movie! Apart from the main concept of this movie which is dancing and disco, the moral story value here is ''the good guy is the one who likes you for who you are and doesn't try to change you. The club owner, Micheal, stuck by her till the end. he didn't give her a hard time when she called Chris to dance with her, to replace that other guy. Micheal just waited patiently for her to realize that he was the better choice. To all guys out there, jealousy is an ugly thing. Girls like confident guys. Micheal isn't just attractive because he's rich but because of the way he treats her with RESPECT.

lifeslegund

+Elena Salvatore I actually don't completely agree here. Chris, the first guy only acting mean because he was jealous however he had a right to be. Michael was flirting with her the whole time and she didn't stop it. Now Chris cheating and not talking to her about how he felt was wrong but on same time she knew he felt uncomfortable with it and yet she didn't care how he felt she only cared about her "big break". Chris tried to tell her that Michael liked her and was flirting with her and obviously that hurt chris and made him feel bad. She should have listened to him and respected how he felt. I am not justifying Chris's actions but I am pointing out how she was very much at fault here. Put yourself in his shoes. If your bf or husband was working for a woman or was even just friends with a woman who liked him and was flirting with him and making passes at him, would that not make you feel uncomfortable? Specially when he was kinda flirting back? Now lets go a step further and you express to your bf or husband that this woman likes him and is flirting with him and its quite obvious it makes you feel bad and uncomfortable but instead of being respectful and understanding he in turn denies everything and makes you feel crazy for how you feel and doesn't listen to you or acknowledge your feelings. Lastly in the end turns out all your feelings were right on spot and he still acts rude to you instead of admitting you were right and still blames you and doesn't even acknowledge that they were wrong.