TV Movie Review: ‘Dirty Dancing’ Rebooted on ABC An ill-conceived remake of the 1987 film retains none of the passion, skill, or fun of the original ...

Learn about Dirty Dancing (ABC Original Movie Event) - The forthcoming Lionsgate production, ABC broadcast of Dirty Dancing is a reimagined hybrid-musical event featuring recognizable, classic ...

"Dirty Dancing" was literally uplifting given its scenes of Patrick Swayze lifting Jennifer Grey into the air, but this ...

In the new ABC TV musical, Colt Prattes and Abigail Breslin step into Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey's dancing shoes in "Dirty Dancing." 24/7 Live Houston Southwest Southeast Northwest Northeast.

Singer Bill Medley thought "Dirty Dancing" was a "porno movie." — -- When it comes to writing a love song, Diane Warren knows a thing or two about what makes a great one. The songwriter, who ...

ABC's Dirty Dancing remake is bogged down by an overstuffed plot, crummy chemistry between the leads and bad dancing – here at the 10 WTF moments × Skip to main content ...

The ABC Television Network has announced midseason premiere dates for the mini-series 'When We Rise' and series premiere dates for the one-hour drama 'Time After Time,' half-hour comedy 'Imaginary ...

ABC's musical version of the classic 1987 movie Dirty Dancing will soon make its primetime debut, and it's a fun way to kick off the summer TV schedule, although movie fans may find it lacking.

Dirty Dancing is an '80s classic, and now 30 years later, ABC is attempting to recreate the movie's magic for the small screen. Although the 2017 version of the movie is pretty much a shot-for ...

It’s really happening: Dirty Dancing is getting a remake. ABC has officially greenlit a new three-hour musical version of the 1987 hit romantic drama that starred Patrick Swazye and Jennifer ...

ABC’s “Dirty Dancing” didn’t put Baby in the corner, but it didn’t exactly give her much to work with. The remake of the Patrick Swayze-Jennifer Grey classic stuck with the original ...

Here’s a thought experiment. Take any film you love, in any genre — “Star Wars: A New Hope,” “Eraserhead,” “9 to 5,” whatever — and imagine it reshot, nearly scene-for-scene ...