Save The Last Dance Analysis

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The movie that I enjoy the most would be ’’ Save the Last Dance’’. I enjoy this particular movie because, it leaves me speechless, and the only word I could think of is wow. This movie is full of romance, and it takes my mind out of space in a place called mars. This movie would really leave you wondering what would happen next. In ‘’ Save the Last Dance’’ a young man by the name of derrick and a young lady by the name of Sarah learn that although, there skin tone is different, There strong liking tore each other will easily turn in to a strong love. With- in this movie I could listen to the sounds of love in the scene and the way that they look at each other would make you melt. I could almost taste that joy that those two

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