Bring It On/Bring It On Again: 2 Movie Cheer Pack [2 Discs]

DVD FEATURES:

• Region: 1
• Number of Discs: 2
• Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 (Theatre Wide Screen)
• Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
• Screen: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
• Features:
  • Bring It On:
  • Deleted and extended scenes
  • Spotlight on location: the making of Bring It On
  • Never-before-seen home movies of the car wash scene
  • Wardrobe and makeup tests
  • Did you know that? Universal's animated anecdotes: watch the movie and learn interesting and sometimes unbelievable facts
  • Blaque "As If" music video and more!
  • Bring It On Again:
  • Alternate opening
  • Deleted and alternate scenes
  • Tony G's cheer do's & dont's
  • Fun facts! - hit me with your best shot!
  • You're on the set of Bring It On Again
  • Cheer-along from Bring It On

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Cast:

  
       Anne Judson - Yager - Whittier
       Bree Turner - Tina
       Faune Chambers - Monica
       Gabrielle Union - Isis
       Clare Kramer - Courtney Egbert
       Nicole Bilderback - Whitney Dow
       Tsianina Joelson - Darcy
       Rini Bell - Kasey
       Ian Roberts - Sparky
       Richard Hillman - Aaron
       Lindsay Sloane - Big Red
       Cody McMains - Justin Shipman
       Nathan West - Jan
       Natina Reed - Jenelope
       Huntley Ritter - Les
       Shamari Fears - LaFred
       Brandi Williams - Lava
       Bryce Johnson - Greg

• Director:

  Peyton Reed, Damon Santostefano

• Producer:

  Marc Abraham, Thomas A. Bliss, John Ketcham, Kelli Konop

• Screenwriter:

  Jessica Bendinger

• Screen Story:

  Claudia Grazioso

• Screenwriter:

  Claudia Grazioso, Mark Gunn, Brian Gunn

• Cinematographer:

  Shawn Maurer, Richard Crudo

• Musical Direction/Supervision:

  G. Marq Roswell

• Composer (Music Score):

  Christophe Beck

• Musical Direction/Supervision:

  Billy Gottlieb

• Featured Music:

  3LW

• Composer (Music Score):

  Paul Haslinger

• Editor:

  Larry Bock, Tony Lombardo

• Production Designer:

  Sharon Lomofsky, Jonathan Carlson

• Supervising Art Director:

  Timothy Whidbee

• Co-producer:

  Patricia Wolff, Jessica Bendinger

• Executive Producer:

  Armyan Bernstein, Paddy Cullen, Max Wong, Caitlin Scanlon

• Set Designer:

  Jill McGraw

• Costume Designer:

  Mary Jane Fort

• Set Decorator:

  Jill McGraw

• Sound/Sound Designer:

  Robert Trevor Black

• First Assistant Director:

  Todd Michael Amateau

• Choreography:

  Anne Fletcher, Ray Jasper, High Hat

• Casting:

  Joseph Middleton

• Supervising Sound Editor:

  Cormac Funge

• Technical Advisor:

  Ray Jasper

REVIEW:

• The charming Kirsten Dunst imbues a spunky airhead cheerleader with a preternatural amount of life, humor, and compassion in this above-average teen sports comedy directed by Mr. Show refugee Peyton Reed. Bring It On may not have the satirical bite of such teen-competition classics as Smile (1975) and The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom (1993), as some critics rightly complained. But what the movie lacks in teeth it more than makes up for in genuine empathy and good humor. Much of the film's success relies upon the inventiveness of the cast and Reed's loose, intuitive way with actors: a protracted, wordless toothbrushing scene between Dunst and love interest Jesse Bradford ranks as one of the summer of 2000's giddiest, most sublime movie moments. The plot follows the by-the-numbers underdog triumph model set by Hoosiers, Rocky, and countless other sports films, but there are enough wrinkles -- a proud, plagiarized competing team from East Compton being chief among them -- to keep the proceedings interesting. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi