Bring It On Again doesn't have to much in common with the original or the highly recommended third installment of this franchise I recently reviewed. In this sequel we forget about high school and cheer-camps, and we follow a girl take on her freshman college year unable to keep up with the rules set by its successful cheerleaders. As a result we are invited to follow a highly unlikely, very predictable and sadly uninteresting outsider cheer-leading team constructed to take on the evil varsity girls.
This doesn't have the music the rest of the series is known for, it haven't done a good job with its casting or acting, the cheering is mostly mediocre and this is in short a movie the world would be better of about if it wasn't ever made. The story sucks, the acting sucks, the music sucks and it's all very, very, very predictable.
The only good thing about it as I recall is the possibility of watching Bethany Joy Galeotti do an evil second in command role. She shines as usual and it's fun to watch her in touch with her very un-'Haley' parts, but anyone half as charmed by her general acting would probably struggle to stay awake to catch it.
No comments:
Post a Comment