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Bring It On: In It to Win It
Description
This fourth film in the Bring It On series finds high school senior and captain of the West High Sharks cheerleading squad Carson leading her team to victory at the Cheer Camp Nationals.
This fourth film in the Bring It On series finds high school senior and captain of the West High Sharks cheerleading squad Carson leading her team to victory at the Cheer Camp Nationals.
Actors:
David Divincenzo,
Richard Andrew Evans,
Dinah Schierer,
Katrina Norman,
Sasha Brens,
Rose Fowler,
R.J. Stallman,
Lola Sanchez,
Chevy Lamont Cofield,
Josh Seaton,
Timothy Johnson
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David Divincenzo
Richard Andrew Evans
Dinah Schierer
Katrina Norman
Sasha Brens
Rose Fowler
R.J. Stallman
Lola Sanchez
28 November 1994, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Chevy Lamont Cofield
26 June 1985, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Josh Seaton
Timothy Johnson
Genre:
Comedy
Director:
Steve Rash
Steve Rash
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Ashley Benson #Bring It On: In It to Win It #Cassie Scerbo #Jennifer Tisdale #Michael Copon #Steve Rash
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August 17, 2008
a joke with bizarre moments of spontaneous coordinated choreography for oh-so-clever references to West Side Story. It's too bad no one died at the end
December 17, 2007
How long will African-American females continue to be portrayed by Hollywood in such an offensive, demeaning, bizarre and degenerate fashion?
December 18, 2007
It's another in-name-only follow-up that's as irritating and vacuous as its title.
