Bring It On

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Gordon M. @gordumb Mar 9 It's a casual fun watch and a relic of its time. There are several problematic moments. Even if they are making fun of it, I think these things could leave a harmful impression on various audiences. Things like body shaming of young girls and handsy male cheerleaders especially stand out to me as very harmful messages. If you can look past that, it's funny how the actors are all delivering their lines. See more Brent G @bgillett86 Mar 9 I’m not sure if there’s a movie that optimizes the turn of the millennium for teenage films more than Bring It On does. 26 years later, while some of the jokes are cringe and eye roll inducing, most of them still land with the precision of a perfectly executed front handspring, step out, round off, back handspring, step out, round off, back handspring, full-twisting layout. Also, Big Red is an incredibly underrated movie villain. See more Bruce W @Maverick1926 Dec 24 Just wanted to watch something fun and easy on Christmas Eve evening and this fitted the bill perfectly. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 5 Bring It On is a quintessential teen comedy that effortlessly blends humor, heart, and high-energy cheerleading sequences, making it a standout in its genre. Kirsten Dunst and Eliza Dushku deliver stellar performances, their on-screen chemistry driving much of the film’s charm and intensity. The dynamic between the cheerleaders and the non-cheerleader characters creates a fun, engaging back-and-forth that keeps the story lively and entertaining. The screenplay skillfully balances comedic moments, competitive tension, and heartfelt character development, giving the film depth beyond its energetic cheer routines. Eliza Dushku shines as a performer, showcasing her charisma and comedic timing, proving her talent is often underappreciated. The choreography is vibrant, exciting, and perfectly complements the story, creating some of the most memorable cheerleading sequences in cinema. Overall, Bring It On is a well-crafted, highly rewatchable film that creativity into an enduring teen classic See more James E @JamesE167 Nov 24 This is surprisingly fun and entertaining for a fairly broad audience, and it holds up against modern scrutinies and social demands much better than a lot of films of the same era, though it is still a bit shallow from time to time. Worth a watch and an applause to the cast and crew. See more Felix S. @FelixjSolis Sep 6 Sometimes you just need a good old 00’s enjoyable movie. Go Toros!! See more Read all reviews

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