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Aliona's Choreography"...........let's clarify what the problem is.
Posy
10-12-2010
I've read so many views on different threads. Is it too easy or difficult?Enough or too much content? What is the problem exactly? Is it fixable for the finals?
Xassy
10-12-2010
It was abysmal tonight. She let Matt down but I think he has a strong enough fanbase to get him to the final.
TylerTango
10-12-2010
It's just AWFUL.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again, but Matt could be so good given a good routine!

Terrible Salsa choreography, terrible Argentine Tango choreography, terrible American Smooth choreography. Should I go on?
Jambob
10-12-2010
Over ambitious, too experimental, too much showing off, too many gimmicks, not enough dancing.
Mystical123
10-12-2010
Clearly those of the general public who vote for him don't think there is a problem! The judges disliking it does not mean that there is a problem with it in terms of whether it works to win them the show or get them to the final.

In my opinion there is no problem except her occasional disregard for the rules, which, let's not forget, she's not the only person guilty of. They're all good at different things, she's good at being modern and innovative. Not all the pros can be a Natalie at ballroom or a Matt Cutler at Latin (i.e. outstanding), so they have do the best they can with the skills that they have, and Aliona uses her background from training in the States to create routines that please the people who vote for them, which in this series' voting system is the most important thing.
-Felicity-
10-12-2010
Originally Posted by Jambob:
“Over ambitious, too experimental, too much showing off, too many gimmicks, not enough dancing.”

Nailed it
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