Movies like Rooftops

Flashdance serves as a classic portrayal of dance as a means of self-expression and ambition. With a storyline that revolves around a welder by day and a dancer by night, the film aligns with Rooftops' themes of passion and the pursuit of a dream amid the grit of everyday life.

Step Up is another dance-centered film that blends drama and romance with electrifying dance sequences. For fans of Rooftops, Step Up offers the same appeal of a gritty urban backdrop mixed with the aspiration and energy of street dance.

Save the Last Dance blends the world of ballet with hip-hop dance, focusing on a cross-cultural romance and the transformative power of dance. Fans of Rooftops will relate to the movie's urban grittiness and the dedication required to master dance.

Honey tells the story of a young choreographer navigating the worlds of hip-hop dance and music video production, touching on the pursuit of dreams against the odds. The hip-hop-centric dance sequences and the urban setting provide a strong connection to the same community and energy found in Rooftops.

Breakin' is a vibrant showcase of the 1980s breakdancing culture, featuring impressive dance battles that viewers of Rooftops would appreciate. With an upbeat soundtrack and the portrayal of dance as a form of expression and street art, aficionados of the urban setting and dance in Rooftops will find Breakin' hits similar notes.

Focusing on a young man's journey through the world of step dancing, Stomp the Yard echoes themes of street dance culture and personal struggle, similar to Rooftops. The dynamic dance routines and the protagonist's battle to overcome adversity will resonate with Rooftops enthusiasts.

As another film that dives deep into the competitive nature of street dancing, You Got Served parallels Rooftops in its exploration of dance as both art and battleground. The tense dance-offs and the drive of the characters to succeed in a tough environment will keep Rooftops fans engaged.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of New York City's hip-hop culture, Beat Street deals with young people using dance, graffiti, and music to express themselves and transcend their circumstances. Like Rooftops, the film places a spotlight on the energetic and creative dance culture of the streets.