I'm seeing this a 2nd time, and a 3rd, etc.

Rating: Null/10 (2 October 2000)

Despite what anybody else on this board says, I thought this film was one of the best I've seen in a long time. The plot in a nutshell is a cheerleading team that attempts to preserve their name after the newly-appointed captain learns that her predecessor stole their routines from a rival squad.
Don't go in there expecting intense scenes like in The Hurricane or Titanic. It was just what a high school set comedy should be: lightweight and well-timed. None of the actors in the movie tried to hard or overacted. The movie didn't try to overdramatize high school life at all. The script was well-timed with every scene serving a purpose and the movie flowed very well. There were no meaningless "filler" scenes. The movie never failed to invoke a smile out of me or lose my interest. Kristen Dunst was a knockout. She portrayed her part as a stereotypical high school cheerleader very well. Cliff (Jesse Bradford) was my favorite male character. Here's hoping this movie contributes a lot to both their careers. Bring It On had me wanting to see this twice and I left the theater wanting to be sure to purchase this when it's released on video. Good job to everyone involved in this movie!!