Pop It, Lock It, Yo  You Got Served exhumes something
suspiciously akin to break-dancing  Good day, friends and
homies. I bring word of a project titled You Got Served, which
essays the task of appraising the current state of urban
American street dancing and the dancers who dance it. The good
news is that it's dynamic, sincere and spirited. The bad news --
for the critic who may as well be from another planet -- is that
the movie doesn't offer any particular reason to hate upon it
amusingly, nor to provide it with a chuckle-worthy dissing. Did
I say that right? Yo.  Here behold the Los Angeles-based tale of
two determined young entertainment entrepreneurs and their
struggles. Elgin (Marques Houston of R&B group IMX) is the stoic
type, adequately congenial but beleaguered by domestic strain
and thus prone to eruptions of attitude. His compatriot, David
(Omari Grandberry), wanders about in pigtails, cheerfully
sustaining a downright girlish sense of hope almost shockingly
untainted by the cruel scarring of obl