What would your course of action be if a dance routine you prepared using your sweat and blood was stolen and performed before you at a National competition? Can you do a worthy enough new dance routine in a limited time?
Directed by Peyton Reed, the comedy film focuses on Torrance, the new captain of Rancho Carne High School’s cheerleading squad, and her journey to prepare a new team for the cheerleading competitions.
Produced by Marc Abraham and Thomas Bliss, the film stars Kristen Dunst playing Torrance Shipman’s role, the film’s protagonist and cheer captain of Toros team, Eliza Dushku playing Missy Pantone’s role, a recently transferred student of Rancho Carne High School and gymnast.
Jesse Bradford plays Cliff Pantone’s role, Missy’s twin brother, Gabrielle Union plays Isis’s role, an ambitious girl and new captain of Clovers cheer squad, Clare Kramer plays Courtney’s role, a cheerleader member of Toros team, and Nicole Bilderback plays Whitney’s role, another cheerleader of Toros in the lead.
The supporting cast stars Tsianina Joelson playing Darcy’s role, a spoiled brat, Rini Bell playing Kasey’s role, Nathan West playing Jan’s role, Huntley Ritter playing Les’s role, and Shamari Fears playing Lava’s role.
Viewers felt the film was fun to watch and worth your time. The comedy film earned a massive amount of money, $90.5 at the box office, with an initial budget of $11 M. Written by Jessica Bendinger, the film had a run time of 99 minutes.
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Bring It On-Premise
The film focuses on Torrance Shipman, a cheerleader and a senior at Rancho Carne High School, through her journey from becoming the cheerleading team captain to having to train her team for a National competition.
The film starts with the cheerleading team of Rancho Crane High School performing a dance routine to introduce themself to the audience, which turns out to be a dream of Torrance. This is followed by Torrance bidding farewell to Aaron, her boyfriend, as he leaves for college.
The group of cheerleaders is seen discussing the votes that are required to become the next cheer team captain now that the previous captain is retiring. The cheerleading team aims to win the national title for the sixth consecutive year.
Torrance gets elected as the next captain and replaces Big Red, her predecessor for the cheer team, which makes several other members jealous of her.
This leads to Torrace having to hold up an audition to replace Carver, where she recruits Missy, a skilled gymnast, to be Carver’s replacement. Missy accuses the Toros of copying their dance routines after watching one of their cheer routines, which is vehemently denied by the captain of the cheer team.
Missy then, to prove her point, tales Torrance to L.A. for her to watch the East Compton Clovers’s cheer routine. The cheer team captain of East Compton Clovers confronts the pair about their intentions of coming and watching their routine. Isis reveals that Big Red videotaped their cheer routine and stole them for Toros to perform.
This leads to a brutal confrontation between the two that ends with the Clovers vowing to beat the Toros in the upcoming National Championship. Meanwhile, Torrance begins to worry about being cursed with bad luck after she drops the Spirit Stick during a dare at cheer camp. Mutual attraction starts to grow between Cliff and Torrance after the two start to spend time with each other.
Torrance informs the team about Big Red’s betrayal, but the cheer team votes in favor of performing the same routine for the upcoming nationals. Missy reluctantly goes along with the squad after Torrance agrees with the team due to her feeling incompetent to teach and learn a new routine in a limited time. The Toros team is left humiliated after the Clovers perform their routine at a Toros game.
The cheer team tries to raise money by car washing to hire Sparky Polastri, a brilliant dance choreographer. The team learned a new routine from Sparky, even though she regularly put the team on diets and belittled them for little things.
The Toros team is left humiliated again after their new routine is performed by another team before them during regionals, and they have no choice but to perform the same routine.
Even though the team lands a place in regionals, the squad captain, Torrance, is warned to prepare a new routine. Torrance considers quitting after being chastised by Big Red for her inability to lead the team. Meanwhile, Cliff breaks his friendship with Torrace after witnessing her kiss Aaron, but Torrance breaks up with Aaron after she catches him cheating on her.
After several ups and downs, both of the cheer teams, including Toros and Clovers, make it to the finals. Even though Toros fails to win against Clovers in the competition, they have gained a newfound respect for each other. The film ends with the Toros celebrating another successful season while Cliff and Torrance share a kiss.
Bring It On Filming Locations
The filming for the comedy movie started in July of 1999 and wrapped up on September 10, 1999, with San Diego as the prime location.
1. California
Known for the Hollywood sign and Golden Gate Bridge, an alluring state in the United States, California was used to film the majority of the comedy-drama film. Eastlake High School, California, was used by the production crew to film the part of the movie with the football stadium.
2002 Bruceala Ct, California, was used to film the part of the movie with Torrance’s house. Starlight Drive, California, was used to film the part with Missy’s house. Mount Carmel High School, San Diego, was used to film the part with football scoreboards and weight room.
Shelter Island Drive, California, was used to film the part where the cheerleaders washed cars to raise funds to hire Sparky. Humphreys Half Moon Inn & Suites was used to film the part with the hotel scenes. The Academy Of Our Lady Of Peace was used to film the part with the gymnasium at Rancho Carne High School.
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