Bring It On - Enzian Theater

25^th Anniversary! 35mm Screening!

“Brr it’s cold in here, there must be some Clovers in the atmosphere!”

Spirit fingers at the ready—it’s been 25 years since Bring It On first did a front handspring, step out, round off back handspring, step out, round off back handspring, full twisting layout straight into our hearts.

This cheer-tastic cult classic follows Torrance Shipman (Kirsten Dunst), the newly crowned captain of the Rancho Carne Toros, as she discovers that her squad’s award-winning routines may not be as original as they thought. Enter Isis (Gabrielle Union) and the fierce East Compton Clovers, who are ready to demand the recognition and championship they deserve. Packed with razor-sharp wit, iconic one-liners, and the weirdest bathroom sink meet-cute in the history of cinema!

Go Toros! Go Clovers! Get to the theater, sweater monkeys! You have no choice; this is not a cheer-ocracy it’s a cheer-tatorship!

2000, 98 minutes, USA, Directed by Peyton Reed, Rated PG-13

“Bring It On is one of the few early 2000s 'chick flicks' that has such important social commentary and managed to tackle cultural appropriation back when mainstream films (especially teen ones) being vocal about these issues was a rare thing to come across...At surface level, the film seems like just another girly teen comedy but it has such a subtle yet strong way of showing what we should really be focusing on and what really matters."
– Bethany (@bethanyinfilm), LETTERBOXD
"Bring It On is a film to cheer about, with routines so wild, it'll make you shout. From stunts to splits, it's never a bore, so go and grab your popcorn and let your spirit (fingers) soar!"
– Bert (@bertz), LETTERBOXD
"A perfect portrait of America at the dawn of the 21st century."
– Will Menaker (@codydad420), LETTERBOXD
“Really transparent the way everyone praises the marvel cinematic universe and IGNORES the bring it on extended cheer universe.”
– Cathy (@cathyk), LETTERBOXD
“all the girls in this movie are so hot i just LOSE my mind every time i rewatch this....anyway eliza dushku please call me”
– Sindu (@bartonfinked), LETTERBOXD