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Warning Spoiler Alerts!!! The main character played by Jenna Dewan really carried the movie but the writing was cheesy and horrible. The movie starts off with her planning to do a crime in a small town with the expense marriage's being broken. We are supposed to act like this ring of crime has brought positive to the town. The only reasonable character is the one that I think we are supposed to disagree with. The character played by Jenna says she will continue to go from small town to small down to do this. Who wrote this movie? It's too cheesy and really weird! The main character is selfish, are we supposed to feel like it's ok because your husband wasn't involved LOL.

The beautiful Jenna Dewan is starromg in a very different role. We know Jenna Dewan from her roles in The Resident (TV) and other works.

Ok, so let's get the main question out of the way - a double life is something we all kind of live or want. But combining prostitution and fitness classes, I have never seen that before.

Our lead actress moves to a different town after getting arrested in the old place. Starts up a new business in New Hampshire and gets the local gossip mill going.

An average movie with a very quirky plot line. The movie is "as expected" and is predictable. Good enough for a lifetime movie, but nothing extraordinary.

Great shots of Jenna.

A stranger arrives in a small town that considers itself high and mighty and virtuous. His plan is to expose the corruption seething beneath the surface. That was the essence of Mark Twain's unforgettable short story "The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg." It also is the gist of the film "Let's Get Physical."

Miss Sadie Smith arrives in the small town of Luton, New Hampshire bent on bringing a new energy to the community. She opens a dancing and fitness studio on High Street called Dazzle & Spin.

The centerpiece of the main hall is a set of poles. Could this be a training ground for strippers? Behind the scenes there is a massage bed. Eventually, it becomes clear that the establishment is a full-service salon that is part and parcel of the oldest profession in the world.

A couple of the prudish women of the town go after Sadie with a vengeance. Ultimately, she goes to prison for a year. But the reeling community realizes that the former Las Vegas showgirl had brought a newfound energy to Luton, kicking new life into stale relationships and challenging the local leaders to reach for new heights in such endeavors as charities. Will they now be able to make amends to their savior?

The film lacked the satirical bite of Mark Twain's story. It also relied on a smarmy ending for cheap sentimentality, as opposed to exposing the shortcomings of such zealots as April in the hair salon and Carol in the local newspaper.

Jenna Dewan was fabulous in the role of Sadie, and she is a terrific dancer to boot. "Let's Get Physical" was a nice change of pace stylistically for a Lifetime movie. And everyone will look forward to seeing Jenna in future Lifetime films.