Step Up

Six dance films and a three season series, with one reunion film that gives away the two before it and one sequel that connects to nothing at all.

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Where to start with Step Up

Release order works, with one rule that matters more than the rest: do not start with All In. It is a reunion film built on the second, third and fourth, and watching it first gives away all three while making sense of none of them. Year of the Dance is the opposite problem: it connects to nothing, so it can be watched at any point or skipped entirely without missing anything. The series is its own story and does not need the films.

  1. 1
    Step Up Step Up

    The 2006 original. Nothing to know first, and it sets up the school that later films keep returning to.

  2. 2
    Step Up 2: The Streets Step Up 2: The Streets

    Where Moose arrives, which matters because he is the only character who carries through to the later films.

  3. 3
    Step Up 3D Step Up 3D

    Follows the second directly and continues Moose's story. The one film in the run designed around its format.

  4. 4
    Step Up Revolution Step Up Revolution

    A new cast in Miami, with Moose passing through. Skippable if you are only here for the main thread, but its cast returns in the next one.

  5. 5
    Step Up: All In Step Up: All In

    Now, and not before. It gathers the casts of the three films above and only works if you know them.

  6. 6
    Step Up: High Water Step Up: High Water

    A separate story with its own characters. Watch it whenever you like, including instead of the films.

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The Films

  • Step Up 2006
  • Step Up 2: The Streets 2008
  • Step Up 3D 2010
  • Step Up Revolution 2012
  • Step Up: All In 2014
  • Step Up: Year of the Dance 2019

The Series

  • Step Up: High Water 2018, 3 seasons, 30 episodes

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