Magic Mike's Last Dance - Reviews

...I would absolutely not say no if Tatum came to my house and wanted to dance for me. Just sayin’.

...a crafty mixture of comedy, romance, melodrama and some remarkably well-staged strip routines involving hunky, good-looking guys.

...a fun, good-looking romp that swaggers through its cute show-staging plot in a succession of athletic audition montages...

Channing Tatum and Salma Hayek Pinault send the Magic Mike franchise into retirement (yeah, right) with a sexy, sizzling sendoff.

It's a well-handled, engaging, lightweight picture.

Channing Tatum and Salma Hayek have all the chemistry in a satisfying sendoff that celebrates the art of dance. Knee pads never looked so good.

Tatum ably proves he can carry a movie. Combining babyfaced sincerity with outsized sex appeal, he makes it easy to see how Magic Mike could succeed as a stripper, while showing the limitations of those charms.

...this is terrific entertainment with a sideline in wry melancholia and testosterone-fuelled philosophy. Have 20 dollars.

...an unabashedly romantic fairy tale for the “just can’t quit it” dancer, Mike Lane.

Don't worry, tried-and-true Magic Mike fans, Ginuwine's "Pony" is still in the movie, as are Tatum's signature thrusts and lifts.

...is missing a lot, but it has the moves you mostly came for — and in its final strobe-lit moments, the full release of a Hollywood ending.