Bring It on Again Page #4

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
95 Views


I'm okay. Thank you. How about a towel?

Then they motioned into a slot.|That's when I knew the running back...

was gonna do an up-and-under|pattern behind the linebacker.

And he's... You know,|that's... great, really.

Do you mind|if for the next minute...

we talk about something|other than football?

Uh, I'm sorry.|It's my bad. I'm sorry.

Thanks.

So, Tina, um,

tells me you're a "C" cup.

Oh, dude, check out the|brunette. Sweet! Yeah, she's hot.

She was not gonna be|head cheerleader. And...

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Check out|the blond right over there.

Where? Where?|The dude right over there.

What do you mean,|"dude"?

Hey, you know what? The|one with the great legs.!

I bet he could|leg-press a mule.

Oh, man!|What?

Oh, you... You didn't know? Listen.

I got nothin' against|your kind of people.

It's just football rules. I gotta kick|your ass now. That sounds like a party.

You should know, though,|I bench-press 220.

Whatever, dude.|235.

Can we talk? Now? Thank you. Pardon us.

Yo! Dewey!

Okay, let's blow|this joint.

Mon, Mon, Mon. Don't go yet. Whit!

We cheered on national television.|This is our coming-out party.

Blue!

Hey, excuse me. Uh, I'm looking|for a girl named Whittier.

She's about yea tall. She's|blond, super-cute. Well,

look who it is,|smart guy.

Why don't you say|something smart, smart guy?

Yeah, okay. How about something|foreign and exotic like adios.

Hey, don't.|Chill, big guy.!

God!

Besides, there are some good people here|too, and they're here to celebrate us!

Yeah, they want|to celebrate all over us.

Derek!

Hey, Monica.|Hi, hottie.

I didn't think you were|gonna make it. Yeah.

How'd you get past the goon squad?|Guile, cunning, cowardice.

You, scruffy boy.

Out. This party is|exclusivo. No, it's okay.

- He's with me. We're together.|- Who's he?

This is Derek.|He's a D.J.

There are, like, 10,000 hot|varsity football players inside,

and you're snuggling up|to a D.J.?

- How edgy.|- What's wrong with a D.J.?

Honey, oh. There's a logical|order to the college universe,

and the sooner|you learn it, the better.

See, way up here at the top of|the ladder are football players.

Right. They rule.|Just underneath them...

are basketball players... smaller|biceps but still desirable.

Then, soccer hunks,|lacrosse studs,

fraternity presidents...|ohh... fraternity keg-masters,

guys with cars with parking passes,|guys with cars without parking passes...

kind of a waste of time...|Love your dress, Tina.!

Black Student Union activists...|Hey!... Bruce Lee fan clubbers,

lit-mag squares, pep-band|dorks, um, film society toads,

campus ministers,|school mascots...

and then, God,|all the way at the bottom...

are campus D.J.'s.

One spot above cafeteria workers.|Actually,

I work at the cafeteria too. Oh, do you?

Tsk.|That's hopeless.

Listen, Whit. Remember our|little "discush" the other day?

You have to decide,|are you with us...

or are you with him?

I'm sorry.

Derek, I...

Oh, I get it.|Yeah.

- Oops.|- But... I'll call you.!

I can't believe|you just did that!

Oh, she did the right thing.|She stuck with the winners.

Excuse me? You think you're a winner|because you got a bunch of idiots...

up your bomb diggity butt?

Excuse me?

Whittier!

- Are you coming?|- Yeah.

What are you looking at?

What's her problem?|Drama queen.

So Doc says if I sprain my hip-flexor one|more time, I can kiss my herkie good-bye.

Hey, you guys. Hey.

- Greg, can you help me stretch my hamstrings?|- Yeah.

- Look, about the party...|- On your feet.

Practice|has started.

Today we're gonna|work on manners and respect.

Because some of you don't know|how to behave at a team function.

Some of you don't show proper|manners to a head cheerleader.

Some of you don't show respect to|the concept of team unity. Come on.

Oh, good!|Monica.

We'll start with you.

Here we go.|What do you got?

Front handspring round-off,|back handspring toe touch.

Stop the music!

Is that all you got?

And again!

Round-off back handspring,|back tuck.

Music stop!

And again!

Herkie!

Herkie! Herkie! Herkie! Herkie! Herkie!|Herkie! Herkie! Herkie! Herkie! Herkie!

- Herkie! Herkie! Herkie!|No one touch her!

I'm not done yet, Monica!|To be a real cheerleader...

- Tina, give it a rest.|- Not now, Greg!

I said give it a rest!

Okay. All right.

You're right. I should... I|should... I should give it a rest.

- Whittier, call out the steps.|- What, me?

You heard me.|That's what leaders do.

- But Monica...|- Call out the steps.

- Call them out!|- No!

Listen, freshman. I put you in that|uniform, and I can take you right out of it!

Call the steps,|or you're off the team.

Then I'm off the team.|Wh-What?

You heard me. I quit!

I quit too.

That's right.|I quit too.

- Greg, you'll lose your cheerleading scholarship.|- That's right! I'm stayin' here,

but under a cloud of shame.

Tina.

You can have this back because|it's supposed to show team spirit.

It's supposed|to make us feel proud,

but I just feel|guilty and stupid!

So you can have your skirt|and your spankies and your top.

I'm out of here!

I need this to get home. I'll|bring it back when it's dry-cleaned.

Bye, Miss Bomb Diggity.

She'll be back.

She's not coming back!

It's only Whittier.

- Ice cream... Super Fudge Chunk.|- No!

Ice cream!

All right!|Stupid.

Hey.|Hey.

Run.! Run.! All right, take home.!|Take home.!

- Our team sucks!|- Whittier, quit worrying about the game...

and enjoy the sunshine.

- The sun sucks.|- Whittier, don't you know that the sun...

is nature's Prozac? Do you really think|the sun is gonna make me feel better...

about giving up the most|important thing in my life?

No, but I'm out of real Prozac,|so you're gonna have to deal.

I ruined my career|as a cheerleader.

I ruined my relationship with|Derek. I could've had a boyfriend.

I ruined my entire life!

Yeah, I feel better.

- Anyone want to hit the library?|- Ooh, I'll go with.

This place is starting|to weird me out anyway.

Women's softball...|I just don't get it.

Whittier...

- It'll be okay.|- I know. Thank you.

You'll be fine, girl!

- Trust me.|- Come on. Let's go, Stingers.

- Nicejob.|Nice way to take the base.

Batter up.!

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit.

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit.

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it!

We got Stinger spirit.

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit.

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit.

Come on, y'all. Let's hear|it. We got Stinger spirit.

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it!

We got Stinger spirit!

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it!

- What's going on?|- We got Stinger spirit!

Come on, y'all. Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit. Come|on, y'all. Let's hear it!

We got Stinger spirit!

Come on, y'all.|Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit! Come|on, y'all. Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit. Come|on, y'all. Let's hear it.

We got Stinger spirit.!

Yeah.

Yes!

Number one! Number one!

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