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We loved Kevin Bacon as Ren in the original "Footloose." And the actor has been quiet regarding the new remake...until now... I enjoyed "Footloose" the remake, you enjoyed it too, and apparently, Bacon thinks the new film "rocked it!"

It was a fight to the finish between box-office champ "Real Steel" and new contender "Footloose." Over the weekend, the two movies were only separated by $200,000 but today, based on the box-office weekend actuals from BoxOfficeMojo, "Real Steel" gets to keep its crown

Here's more info on "Footloose" from Yahoo: Ren MacCormack is transplanted from Boston to the small southern town of Bomont where he experiences a heavy dose of culture shock.

God save Craig Brewer’s Footloose, which is less a movie for today’s audiences than for yesterday’s — and I mean that in the good way.

It was so much fun to sit down with the main cast of "Footloose." The film is a love story after all and these two actors succeeded in making us believe in their against all odds romance.

Miles Teller (Willard) and Ziah Colon (Rusty) are stepping into mighty big shoes just like the rest of the cast of "Footloose."

Writer-director Craig Brewer, the guy who gave us the gritty dramas "Hustle & Flow" and "Black Snake Moan," decided to gallant us with his remake of the 1984 dance-a-rama, "Footloose." The big question, why?

Once upon a time, residents in Elmore City, Oklahoma were not allowed to dance. That became the basis of the 1984 "Footloose" movie written by Dean Pitchford and directed by Herbert Ross.

Even though CinemaCon was in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, the actors visiting us in the press room before the awards ceremony on March 31st were promoting spring and summer films that hadn’t been released yet. In fact, most of these movies still haven’t been, so it seems like a good time to share what they had to say.