Anne Judson-Yager, Bree Turner, Faune A. Chambers
When new students can't get onto their college cheerleading team, they form their own squad and prepare for a cheer off.
DVD Release Date: January 13, 2004
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July 7, 2009As a huge Kirsten Dunst fan and being aware of her absence, I avoided this sequel for years. Bring It On was a surprisingly enjoyable teen comedy that was genuinely witty and funny. Bring It On Again is an even more surprisingly enjoyable teen comedy with a similar sense of humou...( read more)
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February 6, 2008This movie completely destroyed any and all hopes of a good sequel to the first. The only decent thing about this movie was the fact that they were able to find a sequel actor that looked quite close to Kirsten Dunst. I was not impressed with this movie whatsoever. The only re...( read more)
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June 9, 2007Bring it on again is the sequel to the hit teen comedy Bring it on. In this chapter of the trilogy, college freshman whittier starts her own cheerleading squad to compete against the varesity squad in a cheer off to see who is able compete in nationals. This chapter is easily the...( read more)
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May 25, 2007Doesn't have the pop of the first one, but if you like cheerflicks it's a can't miss. (And you're a dork!)
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October 29, 2009A good semi sequel from bring it on, with actually funny scenes and one liners and again a sweet romance and interesting characters making it a fun teen flick to watch; and obviously has some insane cheerleading routines that always amaze me. A worthwhile film to see once.
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October 15, 2009It was really funny and made me laugh alot. A good sequel to Bring It On.
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October 2, 2009The main reason to watch this movie is so you feel fully informed when you watch the third and fourth movies. The best way to enjoy it is to completely ignore the plot and just focus on the hilarious one-liners and the cheerleading.
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