Dancing with the Stars

Pop Some Popcorn Because It’s Movie Night On Dancing With The Stars – Week 5

Last week saw Cassandra Thorburn and partner Marco eliminated from the competition. This week’s contest was exciting because it was movie night. So pull out that popcorn and those trivia cards because it’s time for our celebrities to dance to songs from some of the world’s most recognisable movies.

This week works because the eight remaining stars dance to a song like normal, but they all are split into two groups of four. The score for the group dances is added to the individual scores.

Show night started with a group dance to a song from the movie La La Land. The judges loved it, with Sharna saying she was surprised one group featured one celebrity while Craig said it was an intelligent move to feature Courtney more than another.

The group score for group one was 23.

1. Olympia and Jarryd

Olympia’s dance this week is the Jive based on the movie Pulp Fiction. I have to admit, it’s excellent! She embraced her inner Uma Thurman. However, the reaction from the judges was mixed despite them saying they loved it and that technique was missing.

Olympia’s score is: 19

2. Constance and Gustavo

Constance is doing the Paso Doble to This is Me from the Greatest Showman. The dance started a little slow but sped up as time went on. Tristan congratulated Con on getting a dance that was not only hard but also harder than they had two dances for the first time. Craig said there was no shaping and no emotion. Really, Craig?

Constance’s score is: 16

3. Curtly and Siobhan

Curtly is performing the Tango to Mamma Mia by ABBA, who happens to be his favourite band. Because Curtly is so tall, it looked a bit off. The judges had a mixed bag of feedback because of his frame.

Curtly’s score is: 11

4. Samuel and Jorja – A Lady Gaga Movie!

Sam’s dance is Rumba to Shallow from A Star is Born. OMFG! It was amazing! It was so powerful; however, Craig was not as impressed. He said Sam’s footwork wasn’t great and needed more technique. Tristan said pedestrian isn’t a bad thing, but it’s not a good thing. Sharna understood the performance but wasn’t impressed. It wasn’t for the audience. However, she did say she understood why the dance was so personal.

Samuel’s score is: 17

5. Jett and Lily

Jett’s dance is Jive to Happy from the animated movie Despicable Me 2. Talk about bounce action. Jett looks like he’s had a lot of fun. Don’t forget the balloons. Tristan was happy with it but pointed out a few timing issues. Sharna agreed with Tristan and loved the flicks and kicks. Craig was nice with his comments.

Jett’s score is: 21

6. Michelle and Aric – A Movie We’ve Only Seen Once

Michelle’s dance is Viennese Waltz to A Thousand Years by Christina Perri from Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. For a tomboy, Michelle did terrifically, and Sharna agreed with me! Craig was nice to Michelle for a change which was a surprise. Tristan declared the dance was Michelle’s best.

Michelle’s score is: 24

7. Jimmy and Alex – A Movie We’ve Never Seen

Jimmy’s dance this week is the Viennese Waltz to a song from Fifty Shades of Grey. OG! Jimmy’s dance is fantastic! Very Christian Grey! Craig said there wasn’t enough elegance. Tristan was a little critical of his frame, while Sharna loved it.

Jimmy’s score is: 21

8. Courtney and Joshua

Courtney and Josh dance to Fred and Ginger with the Quickstep. Talk about fun! She was amazing to watch. Tristan thought it was great; Sharna loved it and branded it the dance of the night. Craig also liked it.

Courtney’s score is: 26

The second group performed Bohemian Rhapsody. Talk about fun! Freddie Mercury would be proud. The judges gave positive feedback, but they struggled with finding the correct lines.

Group 2’s score is: 18

Who Got Eliminated?

This week’s bottom three were Curtly and Siobhan, Olympia and Jarryd and Samuel and Jorja, while the eliminated couple was Olympia and Jarryd. Talk about a shock!

Be sure to vote for your favourite star by texting their name to 1995 1010 or go to TenPlay to cast your vote.

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C.J. Hawkings has written for the now-defunct Entertainment website, Movie Pilot and the still functioning WhatCulture and ScreenRant. She prides herself as a truth seeker and will do (almost) anything for coffee or Coke No Sugar. Oh! And food!

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