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 ...

Instead those honors go to Parliament’s 1977 funk classic “Flash Light,” the Afro-picked Xavier “X” Smith (Bow Wow, three years removed from dropping the “Lil’”) singing over George Clinton and ...

I think Roll Bounce was great. I loved the skating action in the movie. The actors acted fairly well, they made the movie real and exciting. I like how they used young people in a postive way, that ...

Students got “groovy” on skates for a ’70s-theme night as they participated in the first-ever Roll Bounce. The roller-skating extravaganza was held on Feb. 10 in the IMU Main Lounge, put on by the ...

"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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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’?