Bring It on Again Page #3

Synopsis: College newcomer Whittier tries out for and joins her new college cheerleading squad to relive her high school days as head cheerleader. But when she and her best friend Monica are unable to stand being around the tyrannical and snobbish squad captain, Tina, Whittier and Monica quit and vow to form their own cheerleading squad made up of college campus misfits and social outcasts for a competition to see which squad will represent the college for the national cheerleader championship.
Genre: Comedy, Sport
Director(s): Damon Santostefano
Production: Universal Studios Home Video
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.5
PG-13
Year:
2004
90 min
103 Views


Was that or was that not|a pop-off?

Settle down, Tina. We were giving|the routine a little flavor,

a little individuality.

A little flavor?|A little individuality?

Missy, you are no longer|an individual.

All right? You are a very|small, little minute part...

of a very big-ass machine!

And that machine has my|name on it. You got it?

- We're sorry.|- Not good enough, Whittier.

Meet me|in my office... 0800.

Is that the address?

She's waiting for you.|Come on, this way.

Tina, I'm really sorry about|what happened in practice.

Shut the door.

Did you know that, um,

- George W. Bush was a cheerleader in college?|- Actually, I did.

Ronald Reagan was also a cheerleader.|So was Dwight D. Eisenhower.

The three greatest presidents|of the last 200 years...

- all cheerleaders.|- Was Ronald Reagan really one of the top three?

Top 40.|My point is this.

From great cheerleaders|come even greater leaders.

You may be a great cheerleader,|Whittier, but you are not a great leader.

I know,|and I'm really trying hard.

See these portraits|on the wall?

A 98-year tradition of|cheerleading excellence at CSC.

Starting back with the remarkable|Margaret Whiting in 1938.

What's she doing?|An arabesque.

You can't tell|under the hoopskirt.

All the way up to the fantastic|Hammersmith dynasty of today.

These are your sisters?|Yep.

They're all part of a grand|legacy with no end in sight.

That last empty frame|right there is reserved...

for the head cheerleader|who will take our place...

our next leader.|Marni.

It could be Marni.

Or it could be Greg.|Whoo.

Or as I've been|thinking lately,

- it could be you.|- Yeah, right.

- I'm serious, Whittier.|- But I completely messed up in practice.

I thought you called me in here|to kick me off the team.

Oh, I haven't|totally ruled that out yet.

I don't know. I just expect|more out of you than the others.

Certainly more than|your friend, Monica.

Monica was just messing around. Wait|till game day. She'll be perfect.

Oh, really? She's gonna be great on|game day? Monica is a sinking ship!

To be a great cheerleader|you have to make sacrifices.

And I suggest|you start with her.

Do you mean|not being friends with her?

'Cause we're roommates.|Listen, sweetie.

Being head cheerleader...

is a privilege you should|very much want.

I mean,

Students have posters|of me on their walls.

They pay hundreds of dollars...

320 to be exact...|just to get my number.

They raffle off the right|to carry my books to class.

It's so silly.

Foreign exchange students|literally...

beg to do my homework...|straight A's.

All this could be yours. You could be|the greatest thing on this campus...

the next me.

- Whoa.|- But I don't know.

It's all a question|of how bad you really want it.

I mean, for starters, you're gonna have|to shine at the home opener this weekend.

Literally millions|will be watching you.

But most importantly,|I will be watching you.

I'm tired now.

Handing out all those towels has|made my arms feel like soggyJell-O.

I'm too tired to point out|how dumb that sounds.

Hey, guys.

Hey, Britney Spaz.|Why are you so happy?

Didn't Tina just rip you|a new... I can't say what.

Actually... and, ladies,|please keep this a secret,

Tina told me that|if I work really hard...

and I play my cards right,

I could become|head cheerleader.

- Congratulations, Whittier!|- Yeah, that's great!

You're not bummed are you? No. I|don't want to be head cheerleader.

I'm just flossin' my moves until I make|it as a dancer on J. Lo's next tour.

I've been meaning to talk|to you about that. What?

Tina made a lot of sense|in practice the other day.

There is a big difference between|individual dance moves and... Oh, my gosh!

What?

There's over 680 calories in that. Not|to mention 35 grams of saturated fat.

That must've been a real special|talk you had with Tina back there.

Too bad yourJedi mind tricks couldn't|fend off the dark side of the force.

Monica, if you want to be|the bomb diggity,

you have got to act|like the bomb diggity,

and Tina is the bomb diggity!

Did she just say, "bomb diggity"|three times in one sentence?

Your halftime score is|Stingers, 17. Willowcrest, nine.

No, I'm serious. We're the ones|with all the pressure.

Pressure? No, girly, you don't|know what real pressure is!

You see, I got to|go out there first. Just me.

Solo. And if these 50,000 people|don't buy into the whole illusion...

of who I am|and what I represent,

you guys are toast!

Aren't you just a big bug?|Correction! I am a hunting wasp...

of the order hymenoptera, with|a deadly venomous ovipositor!

Do you know what that is?|Well, I'll tell ya!

It's a deadly|stinger, b*tch!

Bug!

Stay in the zone, Sammy.|You stay in the zone.

Chest out! Ponytail, no. Up-do, yes.

Sweetie, no double earrings. You're a|State cheerleader, not a State hooker.

Go, go, go, Stingers

Go-go, go-go-go|Uh-oh, the Stingers

Remember, Whit.|Head cheerleader.

What do you mean|"head cheerleader"?

I'm the next head cheerleader. I am!

Focus on the performance. I am|not gonna focus on the performance!

Focus! No, I'm not gonna focus! I won't!

I don't mean that. Please don't|hate me! Tina, please don't hate me!

Hey, I don't hate you, Marni. Shut up!

Sammy

Here comes Sammy |Ladies and gentlemen,

we ask you to turn your|attention to the multi-champion...

Show time. Stinger cheerleaders and|their "Stingtacular"halftime show.!

Yeah!|Come on! Let's go!

Let's get it on, Stingers!|Number one!

Number one! Yeah!

Ladies and gentlemen,|say hello to Sammy Stinger...

and your Stinger cheerleaders.!

Let's go, Stingers!|Whoa!

Hit it.!

Let's go, Stingers!

Stingers!

Let's go, Stingers!

- Let's go, Stingers!|Ohh! Ho-ho!

Go back! Go back!|Let's see it again!

Go, Stingers!

- One more time.|One more time.

Tina, she's here.

Hey, baby.|Way to go, Whittier.!

Hey, Whittier.!

Hi.|Whittier, right?

Jackson. Senior, with|the Boxster out front?

I was wondering if... We just|saw the video, and we were like,

"That is the shizzle,"|and we... Okay, okay, okay.

You two, hands off. This|is my party, my cheerleader.

So, great facial|on TV today.

Sticking your tongue out on|camera, totally inspired.

You think? O.M. G, it was T.D.F., F.Y.I.

Whittier, this is Todd.|Starting wide receiver, 6'1 ",

3.2 G.P.A.,|runs a 4.6 forty.

4.5 forty.

How ya doin'?|Uh, good.

And it just doesn't happen. He said|he was a good listener. Hi, Marni.

Would you like an appetizer?|But he wasn't a good listener.

Here.|How about a towel?

I'm sorry!

Sorry. Would you|like an appetizer?

This is why I go to the trouble|ofhosting all these parties.

So guys like you can|mingle with girls like you.

So mingle.|Blaine!

Eh, really nice|touchdown catch today.

Homeboy didn't want to play|the rest of the game.

Got taken off on a stretcher. The|quarterback's all staring at me.

I'm like, "Oh, boy, I'm gonna hit you so|hard, your mama's gonna feel it!" Right?

We broke from the huddle... Hi,|Whittier. Would you like an appetizer?

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