Bring It On: All or Nothing (2006)
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The story
Britney Allen, the wealthy and popular captain of the Pacific Vista Pirates, is forced to move to the working-class neighborhood of Crenshaw Heights after her father loses his job. Adjusting to her new life, she faces culture shock and finds herself at odds with her new classmates. Despite her initial reluctance to cheer again, she eventually joins the Crenshaw Heights Warriors. As she integrates into the team, she must navigate the differences between her old life and her new reality, while the team prepares for a high-stakes competition where the winning squad earns new computers for their school.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Britney Allen, a wealthy cheerleader from Pacific Vista, moves to the working-class Crenshaw Heights after her father loses his job. She joins the local cheer squad, the Warriors, and begins training for a competition. She eventually discovers that her former squad, the Pirates, is also competing. During the competition, hosted by Rihanna, tensions rise as Britney's former friends and teammates appear. After a series of conflicts involving her former boyfriend Brad and his new girlfriend Winnie—who makes several racially insensitive remarks—Britney reconciles with her new teammates. At the competition, the Warriors incorporate 'krumping' into their routine. The competition ends with the Warriors being declared the winners, and Britney officially introduces both squads to each other. The film concludes with the cast appearing in a music video for Rihanna's 'Pon de Replay'.
- First release year
- 2006
- Runtime (minutes)
- 99
- Production countries
- United States
- Original languages
- English
- Directors
- Steve Rash
- Writers
- Alyson Fouse · writer
- Cast and characters
- Hayden Panettiere · Britney Allen; Solange Knowles-Smith · Camille; Rihanna · herself; Gus Carr; Marcy Rylan; Jake McDorman
- Genres
- teen comedy
- Tone and mood
- comedy; camp
- Premise and plot tags
- cheerleading; dance; teen
- Franchise connections
- Bring It On
- Reception
- The film received mixed reviews from critics, who criticized its use of stereotypes and reliance on clichés, but it has gained a cult following and is considered iconic by some fans.
- Reported review scores
- Rotten Tomatoes · score: 20% · scale: percentage
- Production trivia
- It was produced under the working title Bring It On Yet Again.; Rihanna's appearance in the film was her debut role.; The film generated $19.7 million in domestic DVD sales.
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