Bring It On: In It to Win It (2007) on Netflix
Carson brings the West Coast Sharks to cheer camp, where Brooke's East Coast Jets have won three years running. She meets Penn, and neither knows the other cheers for a rival squad.
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Plot summary
At Camp Spirit-Thunder in Florida, Carson arrives to lead her West Coast Sharks to the cheer camp championship. Brooke and the East Coast Jets are the Sharks' arch-rivals, and each squad is the best on its own coast, but the Jets have taken the camp title the last three years. Camp ritual hands the Sharks a Spirit Stick to guard, and Carson agrees to watch it. On her first day Carson meets and flirts with Penn, and the two trade phone numbers, neither of them knowing the other belongs to their arch-rival squad. Carson's fellow Sharks include Aeysha, Ruben and Sarah.
Cast
- Tanisha Harrisas Chicago
- Dinah Schiereras Prairie Dog Captain
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Bring It On: In It to Win It (2007)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The film was conceived as a loose cheerleading variation on West Side Story, with the rival squads named the Jets and the Sharks and their rivalry culminating in a 'cheer rumble'.
- The production held an open casting call and hired six University of Central Florida cheerleaders for their cheerleading ability. They appeared as team members or stood in for actors, began rehearsing two weeks before filming, learned as many as ten routines and spent up to 30 days on set.
- The film was shot at Universal Orlando in April and May 2007, including the Hard Rock Hotel, and the resort's attractions are prominent on screen: the climactic routine was inspired by the former Dueling Dragons roller coaster.
- Cassie Scerbo, who had a dance background but had never cheered, said the principal cast did three weeks of cheerleading training with choreographer Tony Gonzalez. She and Ashley Benson learned to perform as flyers and carried out the principal stunt in the final routine.
