First Time Watching Bring it On Worldwide #Cheersmack

I had watched other sequels including Bring It On Again but this is the first time this sixth sequel focuses on cheerleaders from different countries competing in a virtual battle with Vivica A. Fox as a virtual cheer host and cheer counselor for the cheer blog.

If you want to check out my review on Bring It On Again

The movie opens with Rebels, the cheer team at the competition. They cheered to the competition until an anonymous cheerleading team called The Truth hacked the competition and did better cheer than them and calls out the team causing them to get hated. Then, Destiny, the head cheerleader, (played by Cristine Prosperi) runs away from the team, she sees these corny break dancers and started making foul jokes about her. So no dream sequence which was first because that never happens. After the hacked competition, half of the teammates quit so Destiny and her teammates have to find male members, with no luck, she asked those corny breakdancers but they refused until they competed against each other in order to be a part of the team. They lost and joined the Rebels. We met Cheer Goddess (played by Vivica A. Fox) host on her blog about the Rebels. At practice, I was yawning through the whole thing until The Truth hacked them again forming a competition against the team using the #BringitOn so Destiny and the Rebel team challenge other teams from around the world. When Destiny record herself a video diary on her laptop it gave me a wtf look because usually, people would write in their diaries or if they are making vlogs for YouTube or social media but whatever. Then, there was a dream sequence where Destiny does her cheer and her cheer chant which was as corny as f and then she trips. Super cringe!!!!!!!!

Then her video diary from her laptop confessed about her team and this guy Blake (played by Jordan Rodrigues) was hacked and then those corny breakdancers quit the team. Honestly, she should have never documented it on her webcam it was really borderline dumb. And it turns out Willow (played by Gia Lodge-O'Meally), Destiny's friend, Hannah, (played by Sophie Vavasseur), and her Rebels teammates were behind the Truth which was downright confusing. It makes me want to scream Boooo!! I don't why they would do this to her and her team was the reason she was getting dissed on the internet. Now it's Destiny versus Hannah like what the hell and other competitors around the world.

In the end, the Rebels won leaving the world's competitors devasted including Allison's "Truth" team. The film was #campy, #unfunny, and #dumb. Not one scene made me laugh in the film. It feels slower and more boring than the Bring It Again film. I am so over the anonymous cheerleading team so wack and I didn't understand why they are trying to destroy the Rebels. However, I did like all the cheerleader's choreography and Fox looks gorgeous even with her choice of wigs and has good hosting vibes. It reminds me of her as Shante Smith from Two Can Play That Game. I mean obvi!!!! Also, I love that film dedicated to the world of cheerleading in the end honestly I had no idea that there was cheerleading around the world until I learned about it in this film.

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Director: Robert Adetuyi

Writer: Alyson Fouse

Producer: Mike Elliott

Cast: Cristine Prosperi, Sophie Vavasseur, Jordan Rodrigues, Gia Lodge-O'Meally, Vivica A. Fox

Cinematography: Trevor A. Brown

Editor: Richard Starkey

Music: Frank Fitzpatrick

Production Company: Beacon Pictures

Distributor: Universal 1440 Entertainment

Year: 2017

Time: 95 minutes

Country: United States