Save the Last Dance 2

Sara Johnson leaves Chicago for New York to study at the Juilliard School, pursuing the dream she shared with her mother of becoming a ballerina. There she rooms with Zoe and Miles, who introduce her to hip-hop, while the demanding Monique Delacroix pushes her hard in classical ballet. Sara's path grows more complicated when she is cast in a major production of Giselle and finds herself torn between the discipline of ballet and the pull of urban dance and music, as well as her feelings for Miles.

Released in 2006, this is a follow-up to Save the Last Dance that continues the story in a new setting with a largely new cast. Izabella Miko takes over the lead, with Columbus Short as Miles and Jacqueline Bisset as Monique. Aubrey Dollar, Maria Brooks and Ian Brennan appear in supporting roles, and the credited cast numbers 20. David Petrarca directed, with Eric Hetzel and Brian Campbell producing for MTV Films and Paramount Home Entertainment.

Made for around 5 million dollars, the film went straight to home viewing rather than cinemas. On IMDb it holds a rating of 5.2 from about 5,500 votes, and on TMDB a rating of 5.5 from roughly 245 votes. The two audience scores sit close together, reflecting modest but consistent viewer response to the film.