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I bought the DVD simply because Michael Jackson was in it. His performance was simply stunning. His skinny legs were well-suited for the part! I just love the way he wobbled his legs until he was able to walk and run and dance just right. What I didn't expect was to like Diana Ross. She actually made me cry with her singing of "Home" at the ending. I've heard that song countless times but this was the first time it made me cry. Diana's singing was heartfelt and I understood the song's message for the first time. The Lion made me laugh and the Tin Man was a great physical actor.

No wonder the production was expensive. The sets, the costumes, lighting, the music, everything was deeply thought out and the dance routines well executed. I've never seen Judy Garland's version but it need not matter. I don't think, I missed out on anything. This is a wonderful version and I feel like this is my twin because when this film was being made, I was being born.

I can't understand why this film was considered a flop because it's just great, great! I have a whole new respect for Miss Ross. And Michael, wherever you are, thank you for making this film because this film would not have been great without you.

This film completely bastardized the magic! I'm glad Moira and D.B. were not in any way connected with this film. It's just plain awful! I sincerely wished the creators of this movie hadn't had the audacity to name it "The Cutting Edge 2." I think they just added it so people could watch it, even if they did include the Kate and Doug Dorsey characters. I bought the DVD thinking it would be at least as good as the original. Boy, was I wrong. I couldn't part with it fast enough! The acting is bad and the music is just too loud! They just used the music as a tool to lengthen a film with absolutely no story. A complete waste of time and money if you ask me. Blech!

The Iron Lotus is much better than the Pamchenko Twist!

I bought this on DVD remembering how great the trailer was. I wasn't able to see it when it first came out due to work reasons.

When I bought the DVD I wasn't expecting much especially since I wasn't a Will Ferrell fan. And I didn't even know who Jon Heder was. (He did blond really well, when he is actually dark-haired.) Since first seeing it I can't seem to stop watching it. I'm beginning to wore out my copy. I think I need a new one. ;p

I've developed a new appreciation for both Queen and Aerosmith because of this movie. Before, I thought these bands were just okay but associating their music with such a great flick makes me sing out loud their songs now. :)

I guess nobody can really please everybody because people who think this film is trash think that people who like this movie are just too young to know any better or are just semi-intelligent. Well, I beg to differ because this film has a lot of witty exchanges and terrific acting. I'd give it 10 stars!

This movie has the Cinderella element that I really like and Jimmy MacElroy makes a perfect Cinderella. He's my favorite character in the film. And in this film, I've never seen Will Ferrell look so good. I was also pleasantly surprised at Scott Hamilton's brilliant voice acting. He does make a great commentator. And his co-anchor Jim Lampley adds an interesting relish, making the actual ice skating performances even more exciting. I thank all the creators and collaborators for bringing this film into reality.