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Bring It On

May the best moves win.
2000 | 98m | English

(112352 votes)

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Popularity: 5 (history)

Director: Peyton Reed
Writer: Jessica Bendinger
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The Toro cheerleading squad from Rancho Carne High School in San Diego has got spirit, spunk, sass and a killer routine that's sure to land them the national championship trophy for the sixth year in a row. But for newly-elected team captain Torrance, the Toros' road to total cheer glory takes a shady turn when she discovers that their perfectly-choreographed routines were in fact stolen.
Release Date: Aug 25, 2000
Director: Peyton Reed
Writer: Jessica Bendinger
Genres: Comedy
Keywords florida, affectation, cheerleader, plagiarism, sports, high school, routine, high school sports, rivalry, teenage girl, cheerleading, teen movie, cynical, audition, cheering crowd, choreography, championship, duringcreditsstinger, provocative, reminiscent, admiring, amused, mean spirited, melodramatic
Production Companies Universal Pictures, Beacon Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $90,449,929
Budget: $28,000,000
Updates Updated: Jun 05, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Kirsten Dunst Torrance Shipman
Eliza Dushku Missy Pantone
Jesse Bradford Cliff Pantone
Gabrielle Union Isis
Sherry Hursey Christine Shipman
Holmes Osborne Bruce Shipman
Clare Kramer Courtney
Nicole Bilderback Whitney
Tsianina Joelson Darcy
Shamari DeVoe Lava
Natina Reed Jenelope
Brandi Williams Lafred
Richard Hillman Aaron
Lindsay Sloane Big Red
Nathan West Jan
Rini Bell Kasey
Huntley Ritter Les
Bianca Kajlich Carver
Cody McMains Justin Shipman
Ian Roberts Sparky Polastri
David E. Taylor Toros Tight End
Ashley Howard Toros Quarterback
Nikole Lee Amateau New Pope Cheerleader #1
Clementine Ford New Pope Cheerleader #2
Grant Thompson Costa Mesa Quarterback
Leonard Clifton Costa Mesa Linebacker
Marie Cole Argumentative Girl
Dru Mouser Been-Crying-For-Hours Girl
Tracy Pacheco Rappin' White Girl
Alicia Michelle Sassano Be Aggressive Girl
Natasha Soll Start-Over Girl
Ryan Drummond Theatre Boy
Paullin Wolfe Tiny Tot Cheerleader
David E. Willis Emcee #1
Beth LaMure Emcee #2
Anne Fletcher Event Coordinator
Doug Waldo UCA Official
Annie Hinton High-Strung Mom
Louise Gallagher Class Monitor
Edmond Clay Football Announcer
Daniella Kuhn T.V. Reporter
Aloma Wright Pauletta
Paul Bloom T.V. Commentator
Melanie Atmadja Jamie
Peyton Reed Mime
Jodi Harris Cheer Coach
Nectar Rose Nervous Cheerleader
Hilary Angelo Toothless Cheerleader
Elizabeth Johnson Confident Cheerleader
Riley Smith Guy Cheerleader
Carla Mackauf Aaron's Lover
Anna Lisa Mendiola Clover Cheerleader
Lisel M. Gorell New Pope Cheerleader (uncredited)
Brandon Henschel Ballet Boy (uncredited)
Kenyetta Lethridge Clover Cheerleader (uncredited)
Michael McCafferty Pervy Earth Science Teacher (uncredited)
Name Job
Peyton Reed Director
Shawn Maurer Director of Photography
Paddy Cullen Unit Production Manager
Timothy Whidbee Art Direction
Brad Arensman Post Production Supervisor
Cormac Funge Supervising Sound Editor
Charlie Brownell Leadman
Robert Naefke Set Dresser
Erik C. Andersen Additional Editor, First Assistant Editor
Nicole Capasso Costume Supervisor
Jo-Anne Smith-Ojeil Makeup Artist
Everett Jackson Hairstylist
Michael Lohmann First Assistant Camera
Nicole Finch Script Supervisor
Alan M. Rowe Gaffer
Adam Sipkowski Best Boy Grip
Kenny Doll Grip
Mark Gilliam Grip
Rob Smejkal Grip
Bill Thomas Assistant Production Coordinator
Lisa S. Rothmuller Location Manager
Allison Chesher Publicist
Nils Hansen Transportation Captain
Dena Berman Casting Assistant
Larry Bock Editor
Sharon Lomofsky Production Design
Mary Jane Fort Costume Design
Jennifer Anderson Second Assistant Director
Ray Jasper Choreographer
Jill McGraw Set Decoration
Emjay Olson Hair Department Head
Joseph Middleton Casting
Christopher Marsteller Set Dresser
Thomas Kascade Set Dresser
Pippi Robben Assistant Costume Designer
Tonya Barrett Set Costumer
Cindy Miguens Hairstylist
Houman Forough "B" Camera Operator
Dan Smith Second Assistant Camera
David Pattee Boom Operator
Marcus 'Roo' Flower Key Grip
Jimi Ryan Dolly Grip
Greg Flores Grip
Jeff Heck Grip
Sarah Yang Production Coordinator
Peter McManus Production Accountant
Paul Kenney First Assistant Accountant
Dan Gearhart Transportation Coordinator
Jed M. Dodge ADR Supervisor
David Grant Dialogue Editor
Louis Creveling Dialogue Editor
Anne Slack Sound Effects Editor
David Lee Fein Foley Artist
Benjamin L. Cook Foley Mixer
Marc Fishman Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Meher Gourjian Title Designer
G. Marq Roswell Music Consultant
Danny Coughlin Driver
Nik Edgerton Driver
Donald Judd Driver
David Millstein Driver
Jason Rechner Driver
Jessica Bendinger Writer
Billy Gottlieb Music Supervisor
Todd Amateau First Assistant Director
William Detweiler Assistant Art Director
Selina Jayne Makeup Department Head
John Teska Visual Effects Supervisor
David Brownell Set Dresser
Glen Marc Shearer Set Dresser
Kate Swartz Key Costumer
Ramses Azzab III Hairstylist
Jack Garrett Camera Operator
Brett Peters First Assistant "B" Camera
Robert Trevor Black Sound Mixer
Robert Ogden Best Boy Electric
Brenton L. Lane Property Master
Carlos Boiles Grip
Brian Hatfield Grip
Eric Conger Assistant Property Master
Handel Whitmore Second Second Assistant Director
David M. Wermus Assistant Location Manager
Ken Jacques Still Photographer
Richard N. McGuire Construction Foreman
Melinda M. Lintner Extras Casting
Michael Hertlein Dialogue Editor
Robert Getty Dialogue Editor
Michael Kamper Sound Effects Editor
Diane Marshall Foley Artist
Lucy Sustar Foley Mixer
Jonathan Wales Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Philip Rogers Sound Recordist
Fernand Bos Supervising Music Editor
Garfield E. Burke Driver
Nathaniel Dawson Driver
Rigo Gonzalez Driver
Charlie McManis Driver
Robert Platt Driver
Alan Freedman ADR Mixer
Steve Scoville Dialogue Editor
Craig Jurkiewicz Foley Editor
Aaron D. Weisblatt Sound Effects Editor
Chato Hill Assistant Sound Editor
Lance Brown Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
J. Adam Bogle Driver
Brian Crispin Driver
Bill Boston Orchestrator
Troy Gould Driver
Lee Lavery Driver
Spencer Nesbit Driver
John Rowe Driver
Nancy Young Stunts
Christophe Beck Original Music Composer
Nancy Rae Stone Executive In Charge Of Production
Anne Fletcher Choreographer
Michelle Morris-Gertz Casting Associate
Andy Koyama Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Lindsey Dann Stunt Double
Richard W. Davis Steadicam Operator
Heather Epper Murray Stunts
Courtney Farnsworth Utility Stunts
Richard Crow Steadicam Operator
Brett A. Jones Stunts
Name Title
Marc Abraham Producer
Jessica Bendinger Co-Producer
Thomas A. Bliss Producer
Patricia Wolff Co-Producer
Paddy Cullen Executive Producer
Max Wong Executive Producer
Armyan Bernstein Executive Producer
Caitlin Scanlon Executive Producer
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Reviews

John Chard
7.0

Maybe we should join the team. Torrance is the newly appointed captain of cheerleader champions the Toros. After one of the team suffers an accident, the Toros recruit gymnastics star Missy Pantone, but upon witnessing the Toros first routine Missy is disgusted and points out that it has been sto ... len from another team called The East Compton Clovers. This opens up a whole can of worms that not only brings the Toros into conflict with the Clovers, but also means that they must come up with an original routine if they are to win the American championship honestly. Spirited picture about cheer leading? Well yes it is, it's witty, smart and ever so amiable. Tho the film loses some of its sharpness in the final quarter (a brave ending would have made all the difference), Bring It On clearly touches on race and class issues whilst bringing to the fore the competitiveness of cheerleader teams. The usual formula's of bitching and back stabbing are naturally in here, and of course no film of this type would be complete without some strand of treacle plot love, but the mix is fine and the exuberance of the routines is hugely enjoyable cinema. Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Gabrielle Union and Jesse Bradford fill out the cast and all offer something in the way of watch ability. It could have been so much better for sure, but Bring It On is very entertaining film about a subject that until this picture came out (subsequent sequels would follow) was hardly tackled with this sort of vigour and intelligence before. 7/10

May 16, 2024
SoSmooth1982
7.0

I only watched this movie cause I have a crush on Eliza Dushku. It was a lot funnier then I could have ever imagined. Who would of thought a cheer leader movie could be this entertaining. I liked it, it was actually a good movie. ...

May 19, 2023