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DVD Details
- Rated: PG-13
- Closed captioning available
- Run Time: 1 hours, 39 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: February 13, 2001
- Originally Released: 2000
- Label: Universal Studios
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Gabrielle Union & Jesse Bradford | |
Performer: | Lindsay Sloane, Natina Reed, Nicole Bilderback, Rini Bell, Huntley Ritter, Brandi Williams, Tsianina Joelson, Shamari Fears, Ian Roberts, Nathan West, Sherry Hursey & Holmes Osborne | |
Directed by | Peyton Reed | |
Edited by | Larry Bock | |
Screenwriting by | Jessica Bendinger | |
Composition by | Christophe Beck | |
Produced by | Marc Abraham & Thomas A. Bliss | |
Director of Photography: | Shawn Maurer | |
Executive Production by | Armyan Bernstein, Paddy Cullen, Caitlin Scanlon & Max Wong |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 2/4 --
We get a strange mutant beast, half Nickelodeon movie, half R-rated comedy. It's like kids with potty-mouth playing grownup.
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Chicago Sun-Times
...[Ms. Dunst is] a terrific comic actress...
New York Times
Lightweight, but unexpectedly feelgood.
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Time Out
...Kirsten Dunst [is] a dimpled burst of talent...
USA Today
This earnest and arch story -- so fast paced its formulas are wonderfully obscured -- has an adolescent energy and a tempered sexuality, and it's infused with the moral agenda of a warmly didactic sitcom.
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Chicago Reader
Rating: 3/4 --
...the movie coasts along on a surprisingly clever script and sure-handed direction.
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Reel Film Reviews
Rating: 3.5/5 --
This is one of the most likable [teen films] ever made not starring John Cusack
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Film Threat
Product Description:
Stellar Kirsten Dunst, as cheerleading captain Torrance Shipman, leads six-time defending cheerleading champions the Toros against a talented inner-city squad, the East Compton Clovers, in BRING IT ON. The film presents a lighthearted, slightly quirky exploration of the cutthroat but perky world of professional cheerleading competitions.
Only days after taking over the reins of her hallowed suburban high school squad, Torrance is presented with the ugly truth about her team's success when a new recruit, Missy (Eliza Dushku), a semi-outcast gymnast, realizes that the Toros' cheer was stolen from another team. Missy takes Torrance to inner-city L.A. to see the same routine being performed by the East Compton Clovers. The Clovers throw down the gauntlet; they are going to challenge the Toros for the national championship on ESPN 2. As if having to find new cheers were not enough trouble, Torrance also has romantic decisions to make: She has to choose between her oily but pretty current boyfriend and Missy's less popular but rocking brother, Cliff (Jesse Bradford).
BRING IT ON melds a hint of the satire in such movies as SMILE and DROP DEAD GORGEOUS with the competitive fire of films such as THE KARATE KID and WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP to provide a captivating story enhanced by the engaging performance of rising star Dunst.
Only days after taking over the reins of her hallowed suburban high school squad, Torrance is presented with the ugly truth about her team's success when a new recruit, Missy (Eliza Dushku), a semi-outcast gymnast, realizes that the Toros' cheer was stolen from another team. Missy takes Torrance to inner-city L.A. to see the same routine being performed by the East Compton Clovers. The Clovers throw down the gauntlet; they are going to challenge the Toros for the national championship on ESPN 2. As if having to find new cheers were not enough trouble, Torrance also has romantic decisions to make: She has to choose between her oily but pretty current boyfriend and Missy's less popular but rocking brother, Cliff (Jesse Bradford).
BRING IT ON melds a hint of the satire in such movies as SMILE and DROP DEAD GORGEOUS with the competitive fire of films such as THE KARATE KID and WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP to provide a captivating story enhanced by the engaging performance of rising star Dunst.