[...] The irresistibly dopey Make Your Move drops the spectacle endemic to most dance films in favor of a forward-thinking sweetness. [...] What the film lacks in authenticity, however, it makes up for in good intentions and simple pleasures.

A slick, disposable soap opera about a poor white boy and a spirited Korean girl who fall in love despite hailing from rival corners of Brooklyn's club scene.

"Make Your Move" shows us the whole dancer. These sequences really move in a way that feels organic.

Its lack of sparks on the dance floor are matched by the sense of alienation when the dancing stops.