Bring It On: Worldwide #Cheersmack

genre - Sport

cast - Sophie de Bruyn

country - USA

Runtime - 1 Hours 35 Minute

Director - Robert Adetuyi

https://www.0xbt.net/blog/view/68595/sal-aeble

http://flatarenpas.mihanblog.com/post/5

I enjoyed this sequel more than the second and fifth films, but really because this one was almost "so bad it's good. It was like Step Up meets Pretty Little Liars, and it's just as strange as it sounds. The Step Up franchise has always been what Bring It On wishes it could be, and Pretty Little Liars is popular with this demographic, so why not? There's a masked squad threatening and challenging our main cheersquad over the internet and the cheer captain recruits street dancers to spice up their routines. The dumb blonde friend was funny to watch, she nailed her role and was the only interesting character. Other than that this film departed from the franchise in irritating ways; it didn't open with a dream sequence, and the cast didn't dance and lipsynch over the credits. These things were the only points linking all the films together besides cheerleading, and this movie threw those away in favor of ripping off Step Up and imitating Pretty Little Liars for an added twist that these films really didn't need. Bring It On may have Step Up beat in number of sequels, but certainly not quality.