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A Masterpiece!

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

A transfer student to a rough high school tries joining the cheer-leading squad and she not only faces off against the head cheerleader, but against her former school in preparation for a cheer-off competition. I loved the original Bring It On and Bring It On Again but Bring It On: All Or Nothing was such a big letdown of a film with a really cheesy storyline that isn't fun i guess anymore plus i didn't like the new protagonists i mean they could have used the girls from the second one? Could they not? Overall disappointing and awful sequel to the first two. (0/10)

It is very difficult to choose between this third one in the franchise, and the 2000 original. Go for both, you will not be disappointed by either! I do think Kirsten triumphs over Hayden, but dynamic force scene-stealer Solange Knowles really knocks the socks off of Gabrielle Union. Really! Again, though, it's that thing where the aggressive way is now lauded as the real talent, while fine precision work is overlooked. What can I say? It's the way the world is going. So actually this movie furthers this negative ideal with which I vehemently disagree, and clearly the PV girls should have won, even with Winnie at the helm, Rihanna was just biased... Get real people! I'm not kidding! The PV girls looked the best and were the best. Those street hoodlums look like militant communists, yet you Americans fail to notice that. Wake up America!Before the politically-correct lot criticize me, just imagine two scenes: (1) black kid transfers to white school, is snubbed, picked on, this is wrong to viewers, ooh we have to fuss over him like Brandon Walsh in BEVERLY HILLS 90210 (2) role reversal, white kid transfers to black school, it is totally acceptable to viewers that the other kids would be hostile. THIS, DEAR America, IS A DOUBLE STANDARD which the viewing public is 1000% guilty of. Ain't nobody in the world that can refute this.Before I become all political, let me rather just stand back and say I loved the movie. Great story, highly watchable characters, pretty girls, awesome cheerleading moves. Sexy and fun. A total crowd-pleaser. And scores very high in the glam stakes. Fine flesh. I know Winnie's the bad girl we're supposed to hate, but a big wow! go to Marcy/Emme Rylan. Hayden should just have been taller, but I realize there is no constructive criticism in this remark, and really, she plays the part damn well. Damn well indeed.Come on people, Krumping gets you to win the cheerleading competition????? Wake up America!

When I heard that they were making more Bring it On movies, I snubbed the idea and swore I would never watch the sequels, especially since the first one wasn't that good. All I can say is that I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. I really like the characters played by Solange and Hayden. While some of the characters were stereotypes, I believe it was to make them relatable to the primary audience of teens and preteens. Many have mentioned the racism in this movie. There are stereotypes in this movie as in many movies. However, I feel that the racism in this movie explores the social stereotypes and makes a brief end statement against them. There are some controversial elements for the audience to consider, and there is nothing wrong with that. This movie lets the viewer decide: is it tongue in cheek humor, is it blatant racism in the including a double standard, or is it making a statement against racism and stereotypes? It depends on how you as an individual views this movie. I know it's a formula, and it isn't a movie that will change lives, but I thought it was fun and a better mixed concoction than the original. The end message was also less hokey and more relevant than the original: it doesn't matter where you come from, you CAN accomplish goals and succeed.

I hate to admit it, but BRING IT ON 3 is closer to the spirit of the original than the first sequel, which was pretty awful even when not compared to the sparkling original. A young cheerleading captain (Hayden P.) at a largely all-white, affluent high school transfers to an urban high school when her father loses his job and the family is forced to move. She runs smack dab into a heady dose of reverse racism, and it takes a bit to get that school's cheerleading squad to accept her. She also has to face off against her previous team. The spirit is sassy, and Hayden P. is a decent actress, although she has a way to go before she can be compared to Kirtsen Dunst from the original. Some great cheerleading moves. A worthwhile TV movie for youngsters of all ages. Watch Hayden P. She could be the next Kirtsen Dunst -- or Lindsay Lohan (hiccup!).