The 80s where the greatest times. Things where still natural and innocent. If you didn't live in the 70s through early 90s, you missed the good times when life was enjoyable.
Damn right. I truly miss those days and wish I would have enjoyed them even more, instead of wanting to grow up and get out of school. Though I can at least be grateful for the experience, whereas kids these days just don't have a clue.
Okay, so from 0:59 to 3:47 is one shot. Do you people understand that? Not only was Turbo dancing that entire time, he and the crew were in sync while rotating the room to his movements. That's 3 minutes of excellence right there!! I really do love this film, I would have loved to see a third where some new dancers come on the scene and TKO have to come out of retirement and burn 'em!
I use to watch this movie as a kid just to see this part! Shit was mind blowing back then and still is...takes me to a happy and much simpler time. 80’s babies stand up!
"Dad, I'm going to marry Turbo." "The hell you are!" "Daddy! You're so racist! You just don't like him because he's black!" "No honey, it's because he defies all known natural laws by dancing on the goddamned ceiling. What kind of unholy beast do you think can do that?"
they were---an atmosphere of innocence against a backdrop of excess. what's NOT to love?!? this movie and Krush Groove made me LOVE my 80's childhood. . .
Yeah r.i.p 80's and 90's back in a time before Facebook users ruined everything with memes, gifs , photoshops in attempt to humiliate and degrading insults in comment sections for attention or likes.
1980s. 1982 we had Metal starting up on MTV. We had game rooms. Going to Grand Prix race o Rama, the mall, movies. All the great rock concerts, cruising the tri county yo. The Metal Chicks and the Madonna wannabe chicks..house parties. Being a teenager to 20 years old in 1989 . It was simple then. No social media. Internet cellphones. No one ever thought of the dehumanization and DESENSITIZED world that is today😔. However music is ever changing and perhaps the 80s vibe will come back to remind us all. We HAVE EACH OTHER. For the next gen. Be well out there.
This must have been so exciting for Cannon Films and also to Michael Chambers for the overwhelming response of the broom dance in the first film to come up with something even better than before. I believe it was Menahem Golan who decided to come up with this concept of 'dancing on the ceiling like Fred Astaire.' Ironic as the character of Turbo didn't know who Fred Astaire was, which was a nice touch. Still a great sequence and you can really tell everyone was buzzing at the success of the first film and rushing to get this done within the same year. Both have such charm to them and I never tire of watching these films. Such happier times.
I’d just like to take a moment to appreciate the set design. It’s impressive to see how nothing - not even the towels, not even the branches outside the skylight - gives the impression that the stage is being rotated.
I saw these movies when they were in theaters, loved them then, still dig em now. The cutie coming in and freaking when she sees Turbo on the ceiling is awesome.
+Jose Serenil...this is my movie I watch this movie when I was a young stallion back in the day...hell this movie help me fall in love with the Latin sisters... she was beautiful as hell did not understand nothing she was saying but she was beautiful as hell and that's all that matter...turbo pulled the bad beautiful Latin chick... She walk in on him Dancing On The Ceiling and she started with that Spanish talking it was a rap for me she was my first Latin girlfriend back in the day...
pure nostolgia and epic clean fun making you wanna dance one of the best films ever made and the best dancing film you could watch with anyone!!! visually incredible seen!!!
Girls love a guy who can dance. Subconciously it makes them percieve him as a good lover. So order a few hip hop/ tutorial DVD's and see your smash % go up!
I remember we when I was 5(2007). I use to love this movie. Everytime it came on my mom will yell from upstairs saying it was on. I use to stop anything I was doing and watch this. I most definitely love the 80s. Wish i was born then.
My then girlfriend & I had originally gone to see “Beverly Hills Cop” but it was sold out, so she suggested this movie & I was pleasantly surprised that I liked it...And it was mainly because of this scene...😎...Man, I missed the 80s...😢
Thanks for sharing I loved this film in the 80s it's a excellent Scene I miss the old days and the music I was 16 when this film was made but it wasn't released in the uk till 86 then I got into the hole scene which was awesome I can still pop and lock and I'm 49 now I still have it
Michael Chambers never did teach MJ the backslide. But you can watch the world coreographer the guy who did on TH-cam. He said MJ learned the pop and lock of his own studying
me too1 lol! after i saw this movie, his moves with broom outside the grocery store set it off for me!! Popping Taco from Electro Rock is a beast too! i had to develop my skills after seeing these two guys. wow!
The entire set is being turned clockwise/counterclockwise as he dances around the room, allowing him to transition from floor, to wall, to ceiling, etc. Since the cameras are attached to fixed points on the set, the room doesn't appear to be moving at all. When the girl comes in, they only either show her in separate shots that were filmed when the set was turned right-side-up, or she is shown "leaning" against the wall, but she is actually laying on the wall until the room turns upright.
I was 6 years old when this movie came out. Use to be one of my favorite movies. Also I used to thought turbo was cute. And also his friend. I wonder what they are doing now?
Turbo his moon walk, style and dress in black and red jacket along with the entire movement behind this song influenced greatly Michael Jackson's Beat It style, dance, and Video. Jackson took the energy behind this movement and put it into his albums and music videos.
Seeing this movie was put out by Cannon pictures them spending the cash they did on this set was amazing... Watch the history of Cannon pictures.. The only films they ever had that made a decent profit back, was the original Breakin, Missing in Action, The original Highlander , and Bloodsport.. Though some of the original JCVD films they did made back costs..
Why Can't I find this version of the song to download, only the soundtrack version. It's slightly different and missing the little keyboard keys during the part where he sings "Now that I found you, girl it's love so true..." I want this version of the song that's in this clip. Damn it!
Aulrin462 I'm right with you!!! I've looked for 20 years and can't find it either. If you couldn't find it in the Napster days, you probably won't ever find it. Even the international singles are the same version. I had to live with the other version too
You can do what I did. Just take the video into a TH-cam converter Nd make it into an MP3. I couldn't find it myself so this was the best fix for me. Hope I helped at least a bit
Rap music was started in NYC in the 70's due to a DJ named Kool Herc,he created the first breakbeat. By doing so he basically CREATED THE ENTIRE MODERN ERA OF MUSIC. All the shit on the radio nowadays uses breakbeats that have been sampled or played on a keyboard and then laid over a drum pattern. Most people have never even heard of Kool Herc and thats the point to make sure people dont know the real origin of it all. From sex to music people envy black people. Research Kool Herc and see.
Growing up KEEPIN IT REAL I never took time to appreciate breakin 1 and 2. This scene was clowned by the haters including me but I can totally see how great this is.
The broom dance from the first movie and this ceiling dance were my two favorite scenes.
Taloulou Yup!
There were scenes between those two dance routines?!
Me too
I liked the broom scene but he got IGNORANT on the ceiling tho!!!!
Same Same
All Black people knew how to do this in the 80's! But when gangsta rap came out in the 90's, the hip-hop gods got angry and took our power away.
Yea that's my Jam
😂😂😂😂😂
Wis Dom wow I didn't know that
lol
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA YOOOOOOO HAHAHAHA!!!!!
The 80s where the greatest times. Things where still natural and innocent. If you didn't live in the 70s through early 90s, you missed the good times when life was enjoyable.
Damn right. I truly miss those days and wish I would have enjoyed them even more, instead of wanting to grow up and get out of school. Though I can at least be grateful for the experience, whereas kids these days just don't have a clue.
Dallas Cowboys fan 1980 I miss the the 80s I think I was 9 when this one came out
I agree
totally agree
Dallas Cowboys fan 1980 AND SO MUCH FUN THE BEST DECADE OF ALL TIME
Okay, so from 0:59 to 3:47 is one shot. Do you people understand that? Not only was Turbo dancing that entire time, he and the crew were in sync while rotating the room to his movements. That's 3 minutes of excellence right there!!
I really do love this film, I would have loved to see a third where some new dancers come on the scene and TKO have to come out of retirement and burn 'em!
This scene deserves MANY awards.
I know! Christopher Nolan used this technique with Inception in the elevator scene.
Name of this song? Artist?
@@AndrewSimpsoncrashed Mark Scott - I Don't Wanna Come Down ...Just appears on the film soundtrack.
There was a third film. It was called Rappin with Mario Van Peebles. It was terrible. Ice T was the only original cast member to appear in it
I use to watch this movie as a kid just to see this part! Shit was mind blowing back then and still is...takes me to a happy and much simpler time. 80’s babies stand up!
One of the best scenes in movie history ❤️
How can you dislike this? Classic
Haters be hatin
Jig Mendoza probably bc they were not born in that same Era
Backpack kid dancers dislike this
I watched this all summer of 2018 and I was 12 😂
I’m 15 now 😂
"Dad, I'm going to marry Turbo." "The hell you are!" "Daddy! You're so racist! You just don't like him because he's black!" "No honey, it's because he defies all known natural laws by dancing on the goddamned ceiling. What kind of unholy beast do you think can do that?"
+kev3d Hahaha too funny
funniest thing I read all day!!!!lmao
+kev3d So funny
lol
😂😂💀
The 80s were magical
No it was not, nope, sorry nigga....lol
ur right there bro not like it is today miss them days so much
80's where hot, early hip hop was innovative years.
I agree the 80's were a magical time
they were---an atmosphere of innocence against a backdrop of excess. what's NOT to love?!?
this movie and Krush Groove made me LOVE my 80's childhood. . .
One of my favorite parts of the movie
Mine 2
the 80's were a better generation
theanimatedgirl@@#$%# No the 90's😂🙌🙌🙌
Yeah r.i.p 80's and 90's
back in a time before Facebook users ruined everything with memes, gifs , photoshops
in attempt to humiliate and degrading insults in comment sections for attention or likes.
Definitely
theanimatedgirl@@#$%# yea without the drugs
1980s. 1982 we had Metal starting up on MTV. We had game rooms. Going to Grand Prix race o Rama, the mall, movies. All the great rock concerts, cruising the tri county yo.
The Metal Chicks and the Madonna wannabe chicks..house parties. Being a teenager to 20 years old in 1989 . It was simple then. No social media. Internet cellphones. No one ever thought of the dehumanization and DESENSITIZED world that is today😔. However music is ever changing and perhaps the 80s vibe will come back to remind us all. We HAVE EACH OTHER. For the next gen. Be well out there.
I grew up on these phenomenal movies!! I was born in 1982 and I am truly grateful and proud of it!!!
This must have been so exciting for Cannon Films and also to Michael Chambers for the overwhelming response of the broom dance in the first film to come up with something even better than before.
I believe it was Menahem Golan who decided to come up with this concept of 'dancing on the ceiling like Fred Astaire.' Ironic as the character of Turbo didn't know who Fred Astaire was, which was a nice touch.
Still a great sequence and you can really tell everyone was buzzing at the success of the first film and rushing to get this done within the same year.
Both have such charm to them and I never tire of watching these films. Such happier times.
Absolutely! I (NEVER) tire of watching (BOTH) these films too!!.. Exactly! Such happier times that I’ll (FOREVER) treasure in my heart…
I love this movie. One of my all time favs. But this part right here.... The song... Wooooo
I’d just like to take a moment to appreciate the set design. It’s impressive to see how nothing - not even the towels, not even the branches outside the skylight - gives the impression that the stage is being rotated.
It is a great scene,although you can spot cracks of lite and reflections of the window here and there
WHAT? the stage is being rotated?? you've just ruined my childhood.
Effing LOVE this scene! Not sure why Breakin 2 got such bad reviews, I liked it a lot better than the first one!
me 2
This one was good too but part 1 was still the best.
They tried too hard to recapture lightning in a bottle
@@charj1108 Right!
SergeTheBlerge The Broom dance was the best thing about part one. Part 2 is way better.
Turbo was awesome. great scene
This was my favorite scene in the movie, and I love the song too.
"I don't want to come down"
-Mark Scott
(Sounds like Michael) ha ha
I ❤️ the 80's,the clothes,the music everything!.....especially the dancing!....my fav all time movie "Breakin" ❤️❤️❤️
"I don't wanna come down! " Man I need to download this song. I have Breakin and Breakin 2.. Great movies. Gotta save the classics!
Jami Cade I got part 1 soundtrack on vinyl
I saw these movies when they were in theaters, loved them then, still dig em now. The cutie coming in and freaking when she sees Turbo on the ceiling is awesome.
I think it's impossible to watch this without smiling.
yes the 70s-90s was a good time to grow up... movies & music had feeling & meaning...I need a time machine..
+Jose Serenil...this is my movie I watch this movie when I was a young stallion back in the day...hell this movie help me fall in love with the Latin sisters... she was beautiful as hell did not understand nothing she was saying but she was beautiful as hell and that's all that matter...turbo pulled the bad beautiful Latin chick...
She walk in on him Dancing On The Ceiling and she started with that Spanish talking it was a rap for me she was my first Latin girlfriend back in the day...
This is one of the most influencial dance scenes of any dance movie. Michael killed it. This movie was a big influence on my pop locking and flexing.
pure nostolgia and epic clean fun making you wanna dance one of the best films ever made and the best dancing film you could watch with anyone!!! visually incredible seen!!!
One of my favorite scenes, and movies! I use to crush on her as a lil' dude!
You got some good taste brother, new seen this till just now on TH-cam. I'd be right with ya on this chick being a cutee
he only put in 5 minutes of work then he smashed I need to start dancing
Girls love a guy who can dance. Subconciously it makes them percieve him as a good lover. So order a few hip hop/ tutorial DVD's and see your smash % go up!
😂😂😂😂😂
Facts..lmao
Oh damn this killed me!! 🤣😂🤣💀💀💀
Inception 2: Electric Boogaloo
I was so mind blown when I saw this as a kid. Compared to what kids got now, I was very lucky to grow up in the 80s.
That effect still holds up even now
one of my favorite 80s movie love it so much I'm going to learn how to dance like that💙💙💙
Love my 80's !!
Those were Da days !!
I'm going to save my money and build a set like that so I can pop lock on the ceiling. no one stop me lol
Im crying right now!🤣😂
😂😂😂
Did you do it?
@@ohmylorrd of course not
@@eliezpgaming3395 Lol, I know, that's the joke.
I remember bunking off school to go see this at pictures! still as good now as it was then... boy I feel old 😂
Watching this in 2020 such an amazing scene!!
Ok I was 12 years old when this came out…..I was totally in awh of this clip…..lovely memories xx
still dope all these years later!
I was born in '86,so I had a chance to enjoy the magic!! (smiling)
I remember we when I was 5(2007). I use to love this movie. Everytime it came on my mom will yell from upstairs saying it was on. I use to stop anything I was doing and watch this. I most definitely love the 80s. Wish i was born then.
I love the 80s give me 80s music and clothes with my life today perfect
I was 7 years old when this movie came out. I thought "big kids" were magical and wanted to grow up to be like them so bad lol
My then girlfriend & I had originally gone to see “Beverly Hills Cop” but it was sold out, so she suggested this movie & I was pleasantly surprised that I liked it...And it was mainly because of this scene...😎...Man, I missed the 80s...😢
One of my all time favorite movies ever. Last dragon
This scene is surprisingly well made for it being in this movie. Completely unexpected while watching this movie.
Man I remember being so hyped to see this back in da day! Turbo hero! and Tune!
This has gotta be one of the coolest movie scenes I've seen in a long time. It's just making me miss the 80s even more, too.
This scene still kicks ass... 26 years later!
so mesmerizing!
I miss going to break dancing parties back in the 80's 👍
Thanks for sharing I loved this film in the 80s it's a excellent Scene I miss the old days and the music I was 16 when this film was made but it wasn't released in the uk till 86 then I got into the hole scene which was awesome I can still pop and lock and I'm 49 now I still have it
I remember seein this in the theater when I was a kid...shit was so fly
saw this in the theater in the 80's it was fun.
This dance is better than Inception
Taxi spotted
Anybody watching this video and loving this vibe, I appreciate you!
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🌌☺️☺️☺️🙇♀️👁💆♀️🤗🤗🤗🤗🕳
They're also two completely incommensurable things.
So sad micheal jackson never gave him credit for being his personal poppin instructor for 2 years
Michael Chambers never did teach MJ the backslide. But you can watch the world coreographer the guy who did on TH-cam. He said MJ learned the pop and lock of his own studying
yes he did!
Kevin Brown he would dance michael under the table...mj ain't got nothing on him
Michael was poppin before puberty Jackson 5 days.
what ?? MJ been did that whole dancing his ass off since he was a little boy before this dude was born !
This movie I used to watch a lot both 1 and 2 great music and memories back then. Loved turbo and ozone
i loooooooved this scene - saw this in the movies back then ova 3 times cause of this- it was amazin to us kids- still love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this a salute to fred Astaire.[HQ] You're All The World To Me (Royal Wedding-1951)
me too1 lol! after i saw this movie, his moves with broom outside the grocery store set it off for me!! Popping Taco from Electro Rock is a beast too! i had to develop my skills after seeing these two guys. wow!
Cool visual effect and great song!........thanks for posting!
boy Lionel Richie would so proud of Boogaloo Shrimp Dancin' on the Ceilin', LOL.
this was my favorite movie when i was a kid.thanks for posting.
The entire set is being turned clockwise/counterclockwise as he dances around the room, allowing him to transition from floor, to wall, to ceiling, etc. Since the cameras are attached to fixed points on the set, the room doesn't appear to be moving at all.
When the girl comes in, they only either show her in separate shots that were filmed when the set was turned right-side-up, or she is shown "leaning" against the wall, but she is actually laying on the wall until the room turns upright.
You're the person who tells children that Santa is their parents. 😂
Back when the world was fun.
I'm about to pop lock my ass all over my job tomorrow
LMAFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just say "yes".
Yes?!
Yes.
YES!!!
Takin' me back to the old school because I'm an old fool.
jaythestingray fact ft VC day
.....who's so cool
If you wanna get down, I'ma show you the way
Whoomp, there it is! Lemme hear ya say ...
I love this song...want the full version. ..
Me to
i don't wanna come down by mark scott
Mark Scott I Don't Want To Come Down.
AMAZING!!!! Boogaloo is the best dancer in this movie
Bit of fun trivia! This is the EXACT same 'spin-a-round' room that was used for Tina's death scene in A NIghtmare On Elm Street!
Lol! Yes, indeed! Awesome doc!
Haha I had no idea,sweet and you know it's 80s with all the colors and Rush poster ha
I swear I miss the good ol days
This movie brings back so many memories. Childhood favorite!!!!!
This is me after some good good trim.
Ha
I love this movie.
I was 6 years old when this movie came out. Use to be one of my favorite movies. Also I used to thought turbo was cute. And also his friend. I wonder what they are doing now?
70’s,80’s,90’s movies were the only enjoyable movies of all time
Turbo his moon walk, style and dress in black and red jacket along with the entire movement behind this song influenced greatly Michael Jackson's Beat It style, dance, and Video. Jackson took the energy behind this movement and put it into his albums and music videos.
I remember watching this as a kid👐 #80's baby
Same here. Sabrina was one of my early movie crushes.
rotate your phone with the scene...
oh Breeze b.
why
#Call #Recklezz so you can see the movie tricks. how they did the dance scene.
oh Breeze b.
but that defeats the purpose lol.
to each is own tho bro.
I Did Lol
the best movie i see in my life 1982 to 1984
I love this dance scene so much.. The movie was a trip a goooodtrippppppp!!!!!!
TIMELESS TURBO DANCE ❤❤❤80s 4EVER 1st MOVIE I'VE SEEN 💙💙💙
I tried this in my room once, next thing I remember I was in intensive ward
Lionel Richie had to be pissed about this
Hey? This scene inspired Lionel's song dancing on the dancing on the ceiling. Boogaloo Shrimp was in the All Night Long video and toured with Lionel.
Carvester Cunningham
He had to be pissed because he wasn't able to get in on that particular instance of dancing on the ceiling
rantanamo
Oh ok. Yeah that's true. LOL.
rantanamo
LMAO
one of my favorite movie scenes as a teen.
Seeing this movie was put out by Cannon pictures them spending the cash they did on this set was amazing... Watch the history of Cannon pictures.. The only films they ever had that made a decent profit back, was the original Breakin, Missing in Action, The original Highlander , and Bloodsport.. Though some of the original JCVD films they did made back costs..
this one the best dance scenes ever
daamn im feelin this song i meesed up my dvd constanly rewinding this
I missed this movie love it❤❤😍😘
Why Can't I find this version of the song to download, only the soundtrack version. It's slightly different and missing the little keyboard keys during the part where he sings "Now that I found you, girl it's love so true..." I want this version of the song that's in this clip. Damn it!
Aulrin462 I'm right with you!!! I've looked for 20 years and can't find it either. If you couldn't find it in the Napster days, you probably won't ever find it. Even the international singles are the same version. I had to live with the other version too
You can do what I did. Just take the video into a TH-cam converter Nd make it into an MP3. I couldn't find it myself so this was the best fix for me. Hope I helped at least a bit
Aulrin462 I don’t wanna come down by mark Scott
Michelle Lewis I don’t wanna come down by mark scott
This video is so cool, If only we had more like these today
My daughter is 5 years old and loves this!
my favorite scene
The person singing this song sound like a Jackson. You can already tell who inspired him or wrote for him. Great scene and song.
this was so dope too me as a kid and still is today...
When i saw this as a kid I thought he could actually do this for real.
Rap music was started in NYC in the 70's due to a DJ named Kool Herc,he created the first breakbeat. By doing so he basically CREATED THE ENTIRE MODERN ERA OF MUSIC. All the shit on the radio nowadays uses breakbeats that have been sampled or played on a keyboard and then laid over a drum pattern. Most people have never even heard of Kool Herc and thats the point to make sure people dont know the real origin of it all.
From sex to music people envy black people. Research Kool Herc and see.
Growing up KEEPIN IT REAL I never took time to appreciate breakin 1 and 2. This scene was clowned by the haters including me but I can totally see how great this is.
love this movie, classic childhood memories.
Been looking for this scene forever! Thanks for posting.