Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo (1984)

Actors

• Menahem Golan (producer)
• Yoram Globus (producer)
• Ice-T (actor)
• Helen Kelly (actress)
• Barry Zetlin (editor)
• Wenden K. Baldwin (miscellaneous crew)
• Nanette K. Martin (actress)
• Richard Gross (actor)
• Donovan Leitch (actor)
• Bert Glatstein (editor)
• Lela Rochon (actress)
• Herb Mitchell (actor)
• Kathryn Loraine Hibbs (miscellaneous crew)
• Marcus Manton (editor)
• Harry Caesar (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• Musical

Taglines:

25 Years On and Still the Breakdance Classic
If you can't beat the system...break it!
Believe in the beat that's on the street, it's hoppin' and poppin', they're breakin' and lockin'.
They're back...for everyone who believes in the beat.

Quotes:

Ozone: Girls are whack, man!

Rhonda: I want you to stay away from that girl!

Turbo: Man, I am hungry, gimme some food!

Howard, Don Filmography

• Good Night
  2012, role: editor
• Unconventional
  2008, role: editor
• Ride Around the World
  2006, role: editor
• Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt
  2004, role: editor
• A Most Significant Journey
  2001, role: editor
• Bull Riders: Chasing the Dream
  1997, role: editor
• I Don't Hate Las Vegas Anymore
  1994, role: miscellaneous crew
• Dazed and Confused
  1993, role: miscellaneous crew

Howard, Will Filmography

• Hermie and Friends: Antonio Meets His Match
  2010, role: actor , character name: Rodney Ant
• Hermie and Friends: Who's in Charge Anyway?
  2010, role: actor , character name: Flea 1
• Hermie & Friends: A Fruitcake Christmas
  2005, role: actor , character name: Artie Ant
• Hermie & Friends: Buzby, the Misbehaving Bee
  2005, role: actor , character name: Artie Ant
• Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius
  2004, role: miscellaneous crew

Howard, Don Filmography

• Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years
  1977, role: actor , character name: Elliot Roosevelt
• Mahogany
  1975, role: actor , character name: Dress Manufacturer

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Howard - Rickie Lee Jones
• Howard - Bayside
• Howard - Jim Johnston

The spirits of her abortion had manifested...
The spirits of all her abortions manifested themselves into the furniture in the room
There would be a chair waiting, smiling, the pictures on the wall watched her in disbelief
She'd go carry the garbage out to the sidewalk and come back in and sit with all her children inanimate, petrified forever
A little boy named Howard, everybody knows one of those guys in school who kills everything he finds,
Every little cat, every mouse, every dog, likes to burn his sister with cigarettes
Diabolical schemes, everything has been conspired, the doors wired
That's 'cause those south Americans tied him up in a chair,
He was doing that dope deal, he never got over that

Mr. Hughes, how are you? I know it's been a while
But I've been dying trying to capture your brilliant smile
People like us, we are always misunderstood
Though there's ups and downs the bad outshines the good
Howard you're a 10 but I'm not sure this ends well
Hold it close to your heart
What ever happened to Howard Hughes?
I guess life wasn't good to you; you gave it all you got
And still they threw you out for being you
Even if our success was as good as dead; our worst critics were in our head
Society don't accept me or you and all our friends agree
People say we're done for we're liabilities
But I brought property on the thin line between genius and insanity.
You wrote the books on brains and wealth and looks,
Ahead of both our times free thinkers only thrive in history books
Howard you're a 10 but I'm not sure this ends well
Hold it close to your heart
What ever happened to Howard Hughes?
I guess life wasn't good to you; you gave it all you got
And still they threw you out for being you
Even if our success was as good as dead; our worst critics were in our head
Society don't accept me or you and all our friends agree
Howard my dear was it films and planes that made you this way
Howard my dear they spoke and we're jokes
Howard you're a 10 but I'm not sure this ends well
Hold it close to your heart
What ever happened to Howard Hughes?
I guess life wasn't good to you; you gave it all you got
And still they threw you out for being you
Even if our success was as good as dead; our worst critics were in our head

Words and music: jim johnston
Engineered by kerry gansburg
Guitars: jim brammer
Midi arrangements: jim brammer
Drums: jeff wade
Backing vocals: tina williams
Watch out cause he's waking up the nation,
You'd better lock your sons and daughters up,
His airwaves hit your brain from all directions,
The thought police have pushed him far enough.
The fcc can't shut him down, he wears that fifth amendment like a crown.
Up he steps the king of all the media, he doesn't run, he would never hide.
He's got the guts to come on out and say what, from any other mouth is suicide.
He hears innuendo in all you say, he'll crawl under your skin like dna.
Talking bout a name that everyone knows - he's gonna tie you up, he's gonna put you down.
Eloquent and brutal with the truth - he's no coward.
Step into his mind and anything goes - if you can't relate, why you hangin round?
The cure for repression - I got good news - here's howard!
There was a time when I would tremble, control freaks getting bolder every day,
And talking governmental inquisitions what I'd be thinking I could never say.
Free speech was doomed to be, an ancient relic of society.
Talking bout a name that everyone knows - he's gonna tie you up, he's gonna put you down.
Eloquent and brutal with the truth - he's no coward.
Step into his mind and anything goes - if you can't relate, why you hangin round?