One of the best films i have seen

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

RELEASED TO VIDEO IN 2006 and directed by Steve Rash, "Bring it On: All or Nothing" is a high school/sports/dramedy about a popular pampered blonde cheerleading captain (Hayden Panettiere) who suddenly transfers to an inner-city school in Los Angeles, an hour away. Can she gel with her new, largely minority school-mates? Will she make the cheer team? "All or Nothing" is the third movie in the franchise. The others are "Bring it On" (2000), "Bring it On Again" (2004), "Bring it On: In it to Win it" (2007), "Bring it On: Fight to the Finish" (2009) and "Bring it On: Worldwide Cheersmack" (2017). The first movie was the only one that was theatrically released and is therefore the most polished in the series as far as overall production quality.This one arguably has the best assortment of women (Panettiere, Daniel Savre, Francia Raisa, Jessica Nicole Fife and Marcy Rylan). The movie starts strong, but loses its mojo in the second half, which is the opposite of the next film in the series, "In it to Win it," which starts weak but has an unexpected confession sequence at the midway point and ends strong. There's a great scene in the first act focusing on Savre's babelicious booty. Sadly, she's deemed "fat" by the other girls when she's easily has the most sex appeal of the female cast. Note to women: Men favor feminine curves, not stick-like bodies that resemble 12 year-old boys. THE MOVIE RUNS 1 hour & 39 minutes and was shot in Los Angeles. WRITER: Alyson Fouse. ADDITIONAL CAST: Gus Carr plays Jesse, a Hispanic dude, while Solange Knowles plays the captain of the cheer team of the inner city school. Cutie Rihanna has a significant peripheral role in the last act. GRADE: B

I love Hayden Pantierre - she is a cute little preppy actress who seems to put off a very beautiful and positive aura. What a great choice as the lead character. Hayden plays Britney, a privileged girl; captain of her cheer leading squad - but she is forced to leave the school and go to an urban school where she is snow in a dark pot. Her first run in with Solange Knowles character is not good - Britney is definitely a ditz. But with the help of new friends - she gains something to cheer about. There is a lot of drama in this movie but it is interesting enough to watch. Hayden slowly discovers her own rhythm and even a new romance (Oops, better not let her boyfriend know). Anyhow, Check it out - if you liked the first one - you will like this one too.

The characters are likable, the script is great, the acting is brilliant and the finale holds up to the original. All in all, I had great fun watching this film.I wasn't expecting it to be good, in fact I was expecting it to be quite poor, but I was pleasantly surprised. I think fans of the original will like the film very much and happily watch it alongside.Expect to see quite a few movie references, but they don't feel forced, so a natural part of the dialogue. I would quite happily recommend this friends who were fans of the franchise or otherwise. So far it's my favourite of the sequels (though I have yet to watch Bring it on again).

Unlike the first Bring It On movie, this one blew my socks off.This movie had a real storyline, believable acting and situations, attractive characters, excellent music and stunningly choreographed cheerleading routines.The movie looked at themes such as racial conflict and discrimination, the pressure to be too thin to be healthy and the contrasting difference between schooling environments in different areas of a city while not fully focusing on them but integrating them into the story.The characters felt real and while some of it was a little stereotypical (e.g. cheerleader with 'hot' jock boyfriend) the storyline's key events like the main character falling for her love interest and vice versa were gradual, believable and had reason to occur.Overall, the script was complete, believable and interesting. The routines were very enjoyable to watch.If you only buy one DVD this year, buy this!