
You too
will be "served" if you're actually looking for anything new or exciting
in this piece of fluff. From the cardboard cutout scenarios to the rotten
chops of its actors, just about the only life in this stinker comes out
of juiced-up dance competitions half of which are too poorly shot to understand
in the first place. Characters are purely paint-by-number jobs who fall
in love on a whim or bust up life-long partnerships only to satisfy the
marginal plot devices that fuel this bland urban tale. Hardly living up
to the train-wreck status which other teen-pop idols have consistently
churned out in their crossover film careers, You Got Served instead relishes
in its mediocrity, thereby draining any real cheese factor for those brave
enough to watch it. If you're a MTV-born Britney baby, this glossy snoozefest
might be for you anyone else shouldn't bother.