Bring It on [DVD] [2000]

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Dan ontdekt de nieuwe teamcaptain, Torrance (Kirsten Dunst), dat haar voorgangster hun fenomenale act heeft gestolen van een concurrerend team. BIO provided a lot of opportunities for exciting hues, and all of these appeared bold and accurate, with no issues related to bleeding, noise or over-saturation.

He enjoys watching movies and strives for presenting them perfectly, but lacks the talent to make his own.Lastly, “DVD Newsletter” will allow you to sign up to receive e-mail from Universal about their products, while we also find other weblinks to Universal Studios, Universal Home Video, Universal DVDs, and Universal Pictures. None of the scenes are really missed in the film - especially not one of the terrible alternate endings that shows some of the characters at college - but they’re worth a look.

Only days after taking over the reins of her hallowed suburban high school squad, Torrance is presented with the ugly truth about her team's success when a new recruit, Missy (Eliza Dushku), a semi-outcast gymnast, realizes that the Toros' cheer was stolen from another team. Nonetheless, it’s a fun piece that’s executed in a manner that flirts with excess and absurdity but manages to keep enough of a foot in reality to be entertaining.We find 10 of these snipped clips, and the entire area lasts for 13 minutes and 35 seconds; that running time includes introductions from director Reed. Some effects cropped up in the side and rear speakers as well, but the music really provided the main emphasis, and that was appropriate for this kind of film. We needed to know they at least had some sense of rhythm and coordination because not only did they need to act, but they needed to meet the physical demands of the roles.

I wanted to have fun with the commentary and provide some kind of information that really makes it worth people's time listening to it. Jesse Skeen is a life-long obsessive media collector (with an unhealthy preoccupation with obsolete and failed formats) and former theater film projectionist.

Also along for the ride, one of my personal favorite actresses, the not-yet-but-soon-to-be-popular Eliza Dushku, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame. picture does look very nice, appearing to have been shot digitally and not looking video-like but noticeably absent of any film grain or weave.

The story follows Torrance (Kirsten Dunst), the newly-appointed captain of the five-time national champion cheerleading squad at San Diego’s Rancho Carne High School. Some of this footage also appears during the end credits, but here we get a full 40-second looksie at the two young ladies. You learn a few facts about the production and the participants’ backgrounds, and it’s all painless enough. Ze hebben een fantastische show, en ze verwachten voor de zesde keer op rij het Amerikaanse cheerleading kampioenschap te winnen.However, I did enjoy the experience, as the movie was cute and sassy enough to entertain me, and not just because of all the sexy young women (though that didn’t hurt). Adding to the complications is a tape Marlo has made detailing all of her affairs and scandals, which her manager is desperately trying (and failing) to destroy. In any case, we hear some information we already know, but both pieces are fairly interesting synopses of a variety of topics that relate to the film.