Footloose poster

Where to watch

Each link opens a search on that service. Checked 13 October 2026.

Streaming data from JustWatch

Footloose

1984 · Movie · 107 min
C

MEANRANK

65/100

Averaged across 12 ratings · 618.6K votes

Every rating

Platform pages last read 30 September 2026. IMDb’s figure comes from IMDb’s own data file, which we re-read about once a month.

Google: Google retired the star ratings it used to show in search results, so this one no longer updates. More on where the numbers come from →

39–88 out of 100

Split

Lowest is Criticker on 39, highest is Google on 88. Critics average 48, everyone else 69.

See the films the platforms disagree about most →
Compare Trailer

A teenage boy from Chicago moves to a small, conservative town where the local council, following a tragedy, has banned rock music and public dancing. His love of music and dancing clashes with the town's strict laws and the minister who champions them. He decides to challenge the ban, rallying the local youth to fight for their right to hold a senior dance.

Details

Director
Herbert Ross
Released
17 February 1984
Country
United States
Language
English
Runtime
107 min
Rated
PG
Budget
$8.2M
Box office
$80.0M
Awards
1 win, 10 nominations

This title elsewhere

Awards & nominations

See all 11 →

1 win from 11 nominations across 5 ceremonies

Academy Awards 1984 Best Original Song " Footloose " Music and Lyrics by Kenny Loggins and Dean Pitchford Nominee
Academy Awards 1984 Best Original Song " Let's Hear It for the Boy " Music and Lyrics by Dean Pitchford and Tom Snow Nominee
Golden Globe Awards 1984 Best Original Song "Footloose" Music and Lyrics by Kenny Loggins and Dean Pitchford Nominee
Grammy Awards 1984 Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male "Footloose" – Kenny Loggins Nominee
Grammy Awards 1984 Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female "Let's Hear It for the Boy" – Deniece Williams Nominee
Grammy Awards 1984 Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal " Dancing in the Sheets " – Shalamar Nominee
Grammy Awards 1984 Best Rhythm and Blues Song "Dancing in the Sheets" – Dean Pitchford and Bill Wolfer Nominee
Grammy Awards 1984 Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special Footloose – Various Artists ( Eric Carmen, Michael Gore, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins, Dean Pitchford, Tom Snow, Jim Steinman, and Bill Wolfer) Nominee
Show all 11 awards across 5 ceremonies

Awards from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.