ImJacksSmirkingRevenge18

I literally just finished watching this film and to say that I was impressed is an understatement. This film is good, really good. It obviously has its flaws and some of the plot lines contained in the film are a little strange but overall the film works. The film follows Ben McGewen (Scott) and his band of thieves as they try to break into a bank vault through the wall of a night club where McGewen works. Over the course of the film, villains, the police and many other funny incidents are introduced to the audience and they all provide comedy and substance to the movie. There are several things in this film which must be applauded. First, Scott's performance is spot on and shows he can do characters outside of the Stifmeister. The supporting cast are also very good. However, what is truly great about this film, apart from the editing and direction, is the plot. Drew Daywalt and David Schneider (writers and directors) manage to create an environment where the audience are sitting on the edge of their seat waiting for the next bizarre occurrence to get in the way of the job. Sure, the conclusion is done well, but its the actually story that makes this film worth watching. Im surprised this film went straight to video and I hope that more people see it, if not for the immortal lines: Scott: So what are you doing now? Jeffrey Jay: I rob banks. Scott: What you doing here then? Jeffrey Jay: Robbing a bank. Brilliantly acted, directed and with a very suitable musical score I give this film an easy 8 out of 10.

i can usually tolerate crap films and try to look for good things like good camera work, or a reasonably good script but this film was terrible. The black team, the clovers, was so stereotypical I thought that this film would eventually be called racsist and the script was shocking. I know the film was called Bring It On but did that constitute having the captains saying it to each other every two seconds. When I finished watching this film i realized that i had just wasted 2 hours of my life that i was not going to get back. However, my biggest surprise was the high score that it had gained on IMDb. surely someone agrees with me that the film was one of the worst ever made.