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Rise of the Misfit Cheerleaders.
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Bring It On Again is a 2004 comedy film and sequel to the original Bring It On, starring Anne Judson-Yager, Bree Turner, and Kevin Cooney. The movie follows the story of a group of new students who arrive at California State College eager to try out and join the prestigious cheerleading squad known as the "Victory Tigers." However, after failing to make the cut, they decide to form their own squad called the "Sharks."
The Sharks include six freshman students from different backgrounds and experiences: Whittier (Judson-Yager), a former cheerleader; Marni (Turner), a tomboy skateboarder; Tina (Nikki SooHoo), a talented but insecure dancer; Leti (Felicia Day), a Goth girl with gymnastics skills; and two exchange students from England, her Majesty (Holley Chant) and her servant, Jan (Richard Lee Jackson), who are wannabe rappers.
As the new squad begins to train, they realize that the competition is tougher than they anticipated, as they have to face not only the Victory Tigers but also the College Champs and the East Coast Jets. With the help of a former Victory Tiger, Carson (played by Gabrielle Union from the original movie), the Sharks learn the importance of teamwork, dedication, and friendship as they prepare for the cheer off and the chance to prove themselves on the national stage.
Bring It On Again includes several cheerleading routines and dance sequences, as well as comedic moments and a soundtrack featuring popular songs from the early 2000s. The movie was directed by Damon Santostefano and received mixed reviews from critics but became a popular choice among fans of the original movie and cheerleading enthusiasts.
The Sharks include six freshman students from different backgrounds and experiences: Whittier (Judson-Yager), a former cheerleader; Marni (Turner), a tomboy skateboarder; Tina (Nikki SooHoo), a talented but insecure dancer; Leti (Felicia Day), a Goth girl with gymnastics skills; and two exchange students from England, her Majesty (Holley Chant) and her servant, Jan (Richard Lee Jackson), who are wannabe rappers.
As the new squad begins to train, they realize that the competition is tougher than they anticipated, as they have to face not only the Victory Tigers but also the College Champs and the East Coast Jets. With the help of a former Victory Tiger, Carson (played by Gabrielle Union from the original movie), the Sharks learn the importance of teamwork, dedication, and friendship as they prepare for the cheer off and the chance to prove themselves on the national stage.
Bring It On Again includes several cheerleading routines and dance sequences, as well as comedic moments and a soundtrack featuring popular songs from the early 2000s. The movie was directed by Damon Santostefano and received mixed reviews from critics but became a popular choice among fans of the original movie and cheerleading enthusiasts.