Bring it on April 2001 Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jesse Bradford, Gabrielle Union, Natina Reed, Shamari Fears, directed by Peyton Reed.

"I'm sexy, I'm cute, I'm popular to boot. I'm bitchin '. Great hair. The boys all like to stare." The cheerleading chant, the film is "in a nutshell." This is a comedy about the American phenomenon of cheerleading "cheerleading". Sport cheerleading was born more than 100 years ago in the U.S., and includes elements of gymnastics, jumps, dance and acrobatics. Everything goes in a fast paced and movements are sharp and concise. The operations carried out each one separately or together into choreographed chants or music. Cheerleading came to Sweden in the mid 80's and has been very successful. So back to the movie "Bring It On" where the newly appointed coach Torrance Shipman (Kirsten Dunst) may be very difficult to get through, when it is discovered that the former leader had stolen the previous winning program. The group would not change the program, but Torrance is fighting for them to win their very own newly composed programs. But it also shows "encounter on the beat" when it involved the choreographer - who otherwise appears quite helknäpp - also taught the same program to several other groups ... Now we must fight! In Missy Pantone (Eliza Dushku) may Torrance an ally, and she said she know her brother Cliff (Jesse Bradford), who fell in love with her eyes sparkle when he sees Torrance. Unfortunately, Torrance was already taken by her boyfriend Aaron. But you never know - he must of course study at another school! Well, maybe Cliff Pantone has a chance? What about the team, which consists of nothing but beauties? Most are the beautiful girls, but there are also good-looking guys with. Extremely agile and clever they are. Will the scheming choreographer, who ran with the same program to several groups, manage to screw up the ambitious group? No, the group comes back with a fantastic program, but should they manage to beat the worst competitor?