The J Team 2021
IMDb Ratings: 3.7/10
Genres: Comedy, Family, Musical
Language: Hindi(Unofficial VO) + English(ORG)
Release Year: 2021
Director: Michael Lembeck
Stars Cast: JoJo Siwa, Tisha Campbell, Laura Soltis
Director: Michael Lembeck
Stars Cast: JoJo Siwa, Tisha Campbell, Laura Soltis
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The J Team Review
High power, tons of color, imitation Disney Channel - and that’s all about it. Based on what I consider to be a tragic history, Jojo is attacked by a dancer for a dance coach because of his personality and style. Do you sound familiar? This dance coach is simpler compared to real life coach Jojo who was hired to endure his time at Dance Moms. Still, these clever youths are working on the right problems so that the building can be enjoyed by the target audience. And the end is foretold.
One of the things I really enjoyed about this film is that Jojo maintains a relationship with the modeling coach in a healthy way. Also, this trainer can dance. He does not dance like a teenager, but he is in a dance, rising and moving. Hoorah of a pedestrian coach AND speaking lecture.
I wish there were some good role models in this film. Without a former coach, they really don’t exist. Where, exactly, are the parents of these dancers? What’s more about this horrible Disney disease when mom or dad or both die and poor orphan dancers are left to fend for themselves? (Alternative: another dancer who will not approach her parents about leaving the dance troupe because they have already paid for the costume and will go crazy? Not a good example of strong communication.). Not really talked about.
There is poor communication, insufficiency, and a lack of initiative to resolve problems in a timely manner to avoid many problems because those are simple, common conflicts with teen robbery. Managing your identity is very common, as are the effects of forgiveness and ascension. At least those are good lessons learned.
It could have been deeper. . . But, that 's what it is - Jojo Siwa's dance show in which he fully committed himself to being his energetic, archery, and colorful person. You work hard and you have hope. If children are not encouraged to stick to those qualities, then the movie has reached its goal.
One of the things I really enjoyed about this film is that Jojo maintains a relationship with the modeling coach in a healthy way. Also, this trainer can dance. He does not dance like a teenager, but he is in a dance, rising and moving. Hoorah of a pedestrian coach AND speaking lecture.
I wish there were some good role models in this film. Without a former coach, they really don’t exist. Where, exactly, are the parents of these dancers? What’s more about this horrible Disney disease when mom or dad or both die and poor orphan dancers are left to fend for themselves? (Alternative: another dancer who will not approach her parents about leaving the dance troupe because they have already paid for the costume and will go crazy? Not a good example of strong communication.). Not really talked about.
There is poor communication, insufficiency, and a lack of initiative to resolve problems in a timely manner to avoid many problems because those are simple, common conflicts with teen robbery. Managing your identity is very common, as are the effects of forgiveness and ascension. At least those are good lessons learned.
It could have been deeper. . . But, that 's what it is - Jojo Siwa's dance show in which he fully committed himself to being his energetic, archery, and colorful person. You work hard and you have hope. If children are not encouraged to stick to those qualities, then the movie has reached its goal.
