The Way She Moves (2001)

This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

I love this movie, it took me years to finally get it on ebay. I love salsa dancing and Kamar De Los Reyes was the perfect man to play Nick character, he represent salsa dancing so well. I really wish Tessie though would have been the one to play (amy's)character,she played her character with confidence and she showed she can really dance, and I could watch her and Nick dance all day long, the look so good together.The only thing I am having trouble now is just getting the songs that come out in this movie, so if anyone knows them please post a note here,or I'm @yahoo.com.The songs are excellent, and I already know that the main song "born to fly" is not available,which is ashame it lyrics are so inspiring as the movie.

In Houston, the aspirant to photographer Amie (Annabeth Gish) receives a complete Salsa and Mambo dancing course from her close colleagues and friends as her wedding gift. Her wedding with the wealthy and arrogant Jason (Daniel Cosgrove) is close and she intends to dance Salsa in the feast. Amie meets the Porto Rican instructor Nicholas (Kamar de los Reyes), and she feels a great attraction for him. When Nicholas bet with his former mate Cristina (Tessie Santiago) that he would teach Amie to be a great dancer, they daily train together for long periods and they fall for each other. Amie breaks with Jason, but is not sure about with whom she really wants to stay.What a delightful movie this "The Way She Moves" is. The story is very predictable, follows the success of other romantic comedies having the dance as the theme, but I liked this one a lot. The pair Annabeth Gish and Kamar de los Reyes shows a great chemistry; the Latin music score and the choreography are excellent; the conclusion of the romance is very funny; and the sexy Tessie Santiago is delicious, really a collyrium for the eyes. I found this movie surprisingly cute and pleasant and I really intend to see it again in the next future. My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): "Ritmo da Sedução" ("Rhythm of the Seduction")

Absolutely, w/out a doubt, one of the most pretentious, idiotic, formulaic, pieces of unadulterated garbage to come from Hollywood in years. This one has everything- the "sultry" Latin dance instructor, the slutty companion, the overbearing mother, and of course, the "confused" woman (A. Gish). As for the fiancé', he is portrayed as the ultimate jerk, idiot, asshole, etc. You are directed towards the conclusion, & inevitable question, "why was she with him in the first place?" This is typical Hollywood- Justify her amoral, cheating, low-life behavior by showing the man she's committed to, as a HUGE mistake! One that she has to dump, just to "find" herself. Be afraid, be very afraid!!!

I think the movie is good and the music they used is great! it's just one of these movies you watch when you have nothing else to do, but anyway they entertain you. just like I said, for me the best thing was the music.I really like it, mostly because is latin music(salsa, merengue,etc) but in English. They dance really good and have great salsa moves! Oh, just a little question, maybe someone can help me! can someone please tell me what is the name of the song they dance at the end of the movie in the salsa festival? Thank you!!