music-video-ready' of the two. Owen Gleiberman paired the two films again in his review for Entertainment Weekly, where he described them as having 'all the allure of a frozen burrito'. In yet another paired review of both films for The Washington Post, Rita Kempley dismissed them as 'pandering and exploitative'; she described Lambada as being 'far lighter on its feet with a flashier look and a professional cast'. On their syndicated television program, where Lambada was reviewed separately, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert had an intense disagreement regarding the film. While noting Silberg's limitations as a director, Siskel praised the performances of the lead performers, and described it as 'an instant guilty pleasure [...] a film I'm almost embarrassed to admit held my attention [...] because I'm prepared to defend it now against Roger's sure attacks'. Ebert, who remarked that Siskel 'should be embarrassed' by his opinion of the film, viewed its dance sequences as 'badly lit, badly photographed, badly choreographed' and attacked the camera angles and story-line; he noted that he was 'stunned that anyone would make this picture'. Home video Lambada was released on DVD on Apr 15, 2003. Soundtrack "Set The Night On Fire" - Sweet Obsession "This Moment In Time" - Absolute "Perfect" - Dina D! "Tease Me, Please Me" - Tony Terry "Lambada Dancing" - Kathy Sledge "Gotta Lambada" - Absolute "I Like The Rhythm" (Sandy's Fantasy Theme) - Carrie Lucas "Rock Lambada" - Johnny Thomas Jr. "Wes Groove" - Billy Wolfer "Sata" - Brenda K. Starr "Give It Up" - Judette Warren "In The Heat Of The Night" - Soul II Soul References External links 1990 films 1990 drama films 1990s dance films Films about educators American dance films Golan-Globus films Warner Bros. films Films produced by Yoram Globus Films set in Los Angeles 1990s English-language films Films directed by Joel Silberg 1990s American films