Laikals The greatest movie ever made..!

Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen

Phonearl Good start, but then it gets ruined

Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Wuchak Released to video in 2007 and directed by Steve Rash, "Bring it On: In it to Win it" is a high school dramedy/sports flick starring Ashley Benson and Cassandra Scerbo as Carson and Brooke, the captains of two rival cheerleading teams, the West Coast Sharks and the East Coast Jets respectively. They meet at Camp Spirit-Thunder in Florida for the championship, but Carson's romance with a male cheerleader of the Jets (Michael Copon) throws a wrench into the proceedings. Everything falls apart when the rival squads engage in a cheer-rumble where half their teammates sustain injuries that remove both the Sharks and the Jets from competition. What will they do? "In it to Win it" is the fourth movie in the franchise. The others are "Bring it On" (2000), "Bring it On Again" (2004), "Bring it On: All or Nothing" (2006) and "Bring it On: Fight to the Finish" (2009). The first movie was the only one that was theatrically released and is therefore the most polished in the series as far as overall production quality. This perhaps explains why I couldn't get past the 50-minute mark of "In it to Win it" the first time I tried to watch it, but I decided to give it another chance and am glad I did because the first half is just a build-up to the nigh genius of the second half. While the first half is kinetic fun, it lacks dramatic depth and therefore becomes a bore by the mid-point, but the second half fleshes out the great characters and everything clicks for an amusing high school dramedy/ sports flick.What distinguishes "In it to Win it" is that the entire movie takes place at the national cheer camp, which is parallel to a huge amusement park; as such, there are no high school sequences. In the first half you'll role your eyes at the stereotypes, but the second half pulls the rug out from underneath your presumptions with a great "confession" sequence. Highlights include the semi-homage to the renowned "West Side Story," the great cast, the smart amusement, the energetic tone and some amazing cheer routines, not to mention Ashley Tisdale's hit song during the credits. "In it to Win it" also has better women than the first movie, although not as good as "All or Nothing" (featuring Hayden Panettiere and Danielle Savre).Speaking of the "great cast," they're essentially no-names, but they deliver the goods as a nice assortment of characters that you come to understand and like over the course of the story. Beyond the cast noted above, the top ones are Noel Areizaga (the gay Shark), Jennifer Tisdale (curvy white Jet), Kierstin Koppel (the Goth Shark) and Anniese Taylor Dendy (black shark with seemingly ghetto edge).The film runs 90 minutes and was shot at Universal Studios Florida, Universal Orlando Resort.GRADE: B

Taylor Kingston I absolutely love this movie. It's one of my favorites. For the Bring It On franchise, my order goes.Favourite: 3-Way Tie: Bring It On / Bring It On: All Or Nothing / Bring It On: In It To Win It Next Favourite: Bring It On Again Worst (never watch again): Bring It On: Fight To The FinishThis movie is all based at Universal Studios. Because it's the annual cheerleading championship. And two very special teams are there to win it. The East Coast Sharks and The West Coast Jets. That's right, they're rival teams. Every year, the East Coast Sharks have one, leaving The Jets always placing second. This year, they think that's going to change. Except, during an unfortunate rival cheer-off, half of each team, are hurt, and can no longer compete. The only for way for any of the Jets or any of the Sharks to compete, is to team up. So they do. And guess what. They win.Overall, I give this episode a 10 out of 10.

farisa nadhila The first time I saw this movie was when I was at my friend's house. She's a huge fan of cheerleaders and so she loves the'Bring It On' movies a lot. At first when the movie started, I had no interest to watch it. But soon as I saw the dancing, the battle on the competition, it really got my attention. The story is not hard to follow cause it's about two great squads of cheerleaders, the West High Sharks and the East High Jets. They have competed in many cheer leading championships. One day, they end up in the same cheer camp call Cheer Camp Nationals. Many things happen between these squads including romance. The Captain of the Sharks, Brooke, falls in love with a man who is actually one of her biggest rivals, Penn from the Jets. Carson, the Captain of the Jets hate it and she tries everything to separate them. She steals a Spirit Stick which is a sacred thing in the cheer leading world. The one who lose the Spirit Stick will be in bad luck for the rest of their lives. It's not good for the Sharks cause when the Spirit Stick disappear, Brooke is the one who keep it. Bad things happen to the Sharks but they still don't want to surrender. They make a secret battle with the Jets which unfortunately caught by the judge. Both squads are dismissed. Brooke who has the most spirit to win ask Carson to join the squad. She thinks if they are together they'll be perfectly strong. Things don't work at first, but with patience and courage they have succeed and won the Championship. I really recommend this movie to anyone who loves to cheer leading!!!

hot_jamie12345 Bring it on: in it to win it. Where do I start? I think the two main characters Brooke and Carson did a really good job of their acting, and played the parts the best they could. I bought this as soon as it came on because I am a great Bring it on fan, the first time I watched it I was very disappointed and was tempted to give it a 1 out of 10. One of the big errors I think is when they had a truth out type thing which basically ruined all the characters and those type of characters made the first,second and third a instant classic. E.g the gay,the goth and the black girl with attitude and it just ruined that. Another mistake that you start to notice is that some of the cheerleaders in the Jets and the Sharks are in there mid thirties!! I thought Chelsea's (Jennifer Tisdale) performance was terrible she was also way to old to be a cheerleader ditz and stuck out like a sore thumb from all the tanned and toned other cheerleaders. Its one of these movies that you have to watch a few times to like it.