Bring It On: All or Nothing (Full Screen)

The third movie in the Bring It On franchise Bring It On All Or Nothing proves to be another entertaining teen cheerleading comedy. Hayden Panetteire stars as Britney. Britney is a rich popular head cheerleader who attends Pacific Vista High School when her life changes drastically. Her father's job situation changes and she and her family move to Crenshaw. The move means bye bye to her quarterback boyfriend and her beloved high school and her head cheerleading spot. Before she says goodbye to her old school once and for all Britney promises her old squad members that she will never cheer again.

Suddenly Britney finds herself a student at Crenshaw Heights High School. The fish out of water thing goes into full swing starting with Britney's first day. She quickly notices that she is the one of the only white girls at the whole school and before she can even enter the building she has a run in with Camille (Solange Knowles) and her friends. The allure of the cheering again soon draws Britney in when she catches the very different moves of the Crenshaw Heights Warriors. The only problem is that Camille, who often refers to her as "White Girl" or "Vanilla Latte," has quickly become her arch enemy. The two women put their differences aside for the sake of becoming a stronger cheerleading squad and Britney joins the team. Problems arise when Britney suggests some new dance moves and then her old cheerleading friends discover that Britney didn't keep her word and is cheering again. The squad has to pull things together quick when all of the local cheerleading teams are out to win a spot to perform at a Rihanna live performance. The situation becomes further complicated as Britney finds herself torn between her old school and her new school.

Bring It On All Or Nothing is decent teen comedy. The film does unnecessarily perpetuate some stereotypes between races. Camille curses quite often and has that stereotypical angry black woman chip on her shoulder for the entire film rarely if ever cracking a smile. One black male student named Tyson seems quite animalistic groping Britney's behind on several occasions. In another scene an Asian cheerleader from Pacific Vista announces that she has a black belt and she immediately poses in a martial arts stance.

The soundtrack to the movie is really good. Three Gwen Stefani songs can be heard between the film and the credits (What You Waiting For, Rich Girl, and Hollaback Girl). Other songs featured on the soundtrack include Weezer (Beverly Hills), and Rihanna's "S.O.S."

This movie is fun to watch and has great music throughout the movie! Although it's the 3rd Bring It On DVD it stands on it's own for an interesting storyline. The street dancing combined with cheering makes it more believable for the music video cheer competition. Also the acting is really good. The movie didn't produce a soundtrack but the music was excellent! Here is a list of the songs:

1. "What Ya Waiting For" by Gwen Stefani

2. "Bring It On" by Sean Van Der Wilt

3. "My Happy Ending" by Avril Lavigne

4. "Beverly Hills" by Weezer

5. "Let's Move" by The Transcenders

6. "Pon De Replay" by Rihanna

7. "SOS" by Rihanna

8. "Maryanne" by Jeffrey Foskett

9. "Over Again" by Fuse

10. "Pom Pom Funeral" by Tony DiMito

11. "Mickey" by Transcenders

12. "Papa" by Papa Reu

13. "How Cool is That" by Kristy Frank

14. "What's Up Doc (Can We Rock?)" (Hardknox Mix) by Fu-Schnickens Vs. Hardknox

15. "Come With It" by Danielle Savre

16. "Solo Star" by Solange

17. "Rich Girl" by Gwen Stefani with Eve

18. "Whole Again" by Play

19. "3rd Coast Anthem" by Mojoe

20. "Cheerleader" by Erica Williams & Marcus Hicks

21. "Bring It On" by Erica Williams & Marcus Hicks

22. "Hype Up" by Planet Asia

23. "That Girl" by Hayden Panettiere

24. "Sports Theme" by Tony DiMito

25. "Dirty Little Secret" by The All American Rejects

26. "Hollaback Girl" by Gwen Stefani

27. "Doin With Him" by Gus Carr

28. "On My Own" by Alana Stone

29. "Everybody Groove" by Sean Van Der Wilt

30. "Wanna Be Me" by Danielle Savre

31. "Bring It On Home" by Solange

Hope this helps! I highly recommend this fun movie!

I don't know why I like this movie. Demographically speaking, the target audience should be 10-18 year old girls, yet somehow I still find myself watching it almost every time it comes on ABC Family. It's filled with ridiculous terms like "cheerocracy" and "cheertator", it's slightly racist in its overly stereotyped portrayal of inner city schools (Shabooya...Sha Sha.... Shabooya??) , and it's about cheerleading. So why watch it? Really, I can't say, but I have indeed watched the entire Bring it On Trilogy in one day, shameful as it is to say. I also saw the original in the theaters. I should probably erase this review soon, I feel it's destroying my credibility as a respectable reviewer. But anyways, I suppose I have to recommend this movie. I enjoy it everytime it's on, although I couldn't tell you why.

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