Roll Bounce waxes nostalgic for the spangle of the late 1970s, the smooth groove of rollerskating and the percussive disco thump that underscored a decade. But what it recalls most fondly is the ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “I look at it a lot like any time I get a script I look at it a lot even with this film in particular,” remarked Bow Wow at the ...

I love the movie Roll Bounce. And if you’ve seen it, you probably love it too. It’s lovable. It makes me happy. It’s like sun your wedding day. Its like when somebody offers you a free ride RIGHT ...

EDITOR\'S NOTE: Tabitha Truax caught an advance screening of "Roll Bounce" last week in Indianapolis.Director Malcolm Lee certainly had his hands full picking the plot of "Roll Bounce" from the ...

Hats off to Bow Wow. While his brief filmography has not yet yielded a major blockbuster, or an enduring film, he at least chooses movies that have heart. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

"Roll Bounce" spins an endearing but wildly uneven coming-of-age drama set against the popular '70s phenomenon of "jam skating." Funky disco-era throwback never fully jells with a surprisingly intense ...

Starring Bow Wow, Chi McBride, and Meagan Good. Rated PG. Now playing at the Cinemark Tinseltown Roller skates get the old-school treatment in Roll Bounce, an assembly-line comedy that occasionally ...

Set in Chicago in the summer of 1978 and featuring a credits-to-credits soundtrack of '70s songs, the roller-skating comedy Roll Bounce could almost pass for a product of the era it depicts if it ...

A title like Roll Bounce doesn t inspire confidence. It sounds like some bizarre drug reference, or maybe a much-unwanted sequel to Booty Call, or a feature-length ad for a new fabric softener. But it ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. Roll Bounce is a gentle, congenial little movie that plays like an only-very-slightly deeper extended episode of What’s Happenin’?