If the Walt Disney Co. had made a movie about male strippers, it might look something like ‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance,’ a soft, in-name-only sequel to the 2012 hit, whose title is about as ...

If the Walt Disney Co. had made a movie about male strippers, it might look something like “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” a soft, in-name-only sequel to the 2012 hit, whose title is about as ...

The post Magic Mike’s Last Dance: Channing Tatum Bumps and Grinds This Franchise to Its End appeared first on Consequence. Enter Maxandra (Salma Hayek Pinault), a very wealthy soon-to-be ...

And in his latest outing, Magic Mike's Last Dance, he thrusts the thrill of erotic dramas into the sweet center of a traditional rom-com. It's not groundbreaking, but it is exciting.

“Magic Mike’s Last Dance” might’ve worked better if it had fully embraced the mantle of 21st century comedy of manners. As is, it’s tentative, wanly comic.

TL;DR Magic Mike's Last Dance is a very tamed-down version of what the franchise once was, and it's probably not the film fans are expecting to see.

“Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” director Steven Soderbergh once again tries to change things up, this time by having the film center on a romance between the titular Mike, played by Channing Tatum and ...

Magic Mike’s Last Dance is certainly an attempt at another romp, but Soderbergh’s return seems less to have brought it back to reality and mostly to have stripped it of kitsch.

“Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” which was helmed by original “Magic Mike” director Steven Soderbergh, is better than expected. By “better,” I mean it was not agony to sit through.

When Does “Magic Mike’s Last Dance” Come Out? “Magic Mike’s Last Dance” will be released exclusively in theaters in North America on Friday, Feb. 10, and internationally on Feb. 8.

The film has enough laughs and dance sequences that despite, going on for too long, are fun to watch. If you’re a Magic Mike fan, expect to see less Mike and more everyone else.

“Magic Mike’s Last Dance” is less a coda to the franchise than a muted riff on it, an encore without much of a purpose. What drew director Steven Soderbergh back to material this thin is ...