Rocketing off Bring It On's formula, Bring It On: All or Nothing brings us to Britney Allen's short-lived leadership of her upper-class school squad to moving to a new school where she is singled out also by head cheerleaders.
Despite this movie being a sequel to Bring It On, it is a great follow-up because of its small cast, very PG-13 MTV-inspired script, and great, great choreography.
Stars to watch out for are Hayden Panettiere perfectly portraying Britney Allen, the typical goody two shoes who later rediscovers herself at her new school; Solange Knowls naturally portraying the driven Camille as the perfect rival, fierce and yet knows how be a true friend; and last but not the least, the prince charming in the movie, one of the greatest dancers I have seen on screen, just watch the way he moves, Gus Carr as Jesse, the first person who befriends Britney on her first day at her new school.
If you you have seen Bring It On, then Bring It On: All or Nothing is a must see.
Despite this movie being a sequel to Bring It On, it is a great follow-up because of its small cast, very PG-13 MTV-inspired script, and great, great choreography.
Stars to watch out for are Hayden Panettiere perfectly portraying Britney Allen, the typical goody two shoes who later rediscovers herself at her new school; Solange Knowls naturally portraying the driven Camille as the perfect rival, fierce and yet knows how be a true friend; and last but not the least, the prince charming in the movie, one of the greatest dancers I have seen on screen, just watch the way he moves, Gus Carr as Jesse, the first person who befriends Britney on her first day at her new school.
If you you have seen Bring It On, then Bring It On: All or Nothing is a must see.