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* FirstInstallmentWins: The term "the original and best" is widely considered to apply with ''Bring It On'', although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels ([[HaydenPanettiere in part because]] [[Creator/{{Rihanna}} of who appears]]).

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* FirstInstallmentWins: The term "the original and best" is widely considered to apply with ''Bring It On'', although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels ([[HaydenPanettiere ([[Creator/HaydenPanettiere in part because]] [[Creator/{{Rihanna}} of who appears]]).



* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, Creator/ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.

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* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, Creator/ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, Creator/HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Missy, from the first movie. It helped that she was played by ElizaDushku.

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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Missy, from the first movie. It helped that she was played by ElizaDushku.Creator/ElizaDushku.



* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.

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* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Creator/ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.
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* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.
* UnfortunateImplications: In ''Bring it On: All or Nothing'' the suburban squad literally loses because [[ScaryBlackMan they’re scared of the inner city squad and their aggressive, “gang violence”-esque dancing]] (ie. crunk).

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* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.
* UnfortunateImplications: In ''Bring it On: All or Nothing'' the suburban squad literally loses because [[ScaryBlackMan they’re scared of the inner city squad and their aggressive, “gang violence”-esque dancing]] (ie. crunk).
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* DesignatedHero: You're supposed to root for the Clovers as much as, if not more than, the Toros, but they don't act particularly likable at times, even though Isis insists they have the class the Toros lack.
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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as ''Bring It On: The Musical'' and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies.

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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as ''Bring It On: The Musical'' and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies. However, considering none of the movies themselves having anything to do with each other, apart from the general premise of "cheerleading + hints of racial elements," it still fits right in.
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* HollywoodPudgy: One of the cheerleaders from the first movie, is repeatedly criticised for having a rather large backside. She's not that much more heavy than any of the other girls on the squad.

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* HollywoodPudgy: One of the cheerleaders from the first movie, movie (and the third one as well) is repeatedly criticised for having a rather large backside. She's not that much more heavy than any of the other girls on the squad.



* NarmCharm, Some of the one liners.

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* NarmCharm, NarmCharm: Some of the one liners.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: The term "the original and best" is widely considered to apply with ''Bring It On'', although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels (having HaydenPanettiere and Creator/{{Rihanna}} in the same movie might have something to do with it).

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* FirstInstallmentWins: The term "the original and best" is widely considered to apply with ''Bring It On'', although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels (having HaydenPanettiere and Creator/{{Rihanna}} ([[HaydenPanettiere in the same movie might have something to do with it).part because]] [[Creator/{{Rihanna}} of who appears]]).
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* FirstInstalmentWins: The original is generally considered the best in this case, although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels (having HaydenPanettiere and Creator/{{Rihanna}} in one movie might have something to do with it).

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* FirstInstalmentWins: FirstInstallmentWins: The term "the original and best" is generally widely considered the best in this case, to apply with ''Bring It On'', although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels (having HaydenPanettiere and Creator/{{Rihanna}} in one the same movie might have something to do with it).

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* {{Anvilicious}}, especially the first movie.

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* {{Anvilicious}}, especially {{Anvilicious}}: Especially the first movie.


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* FirstInstalmentWins: The original is generally considered the best in this case, although ''Bring It On: All Or Nothing'' is felt to be the best of the sequels (having HaydenPanettiere and Creator/{{Rihanna}} in one movie might have something to do with it).

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* BileFascination, everything after the first movie.

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* BileFascination, everything BestKnownForTheFanservice: One of the few things all five movies have in common.
* BileFascination: Everything
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Missy, from the first movie. It helped being played by ElizaDushku.

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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Missy, from the first movie. It helped being that she was played by ElizaDushku.
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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as ''Bring It On: The Musical'' and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies (then again, none of the movies are connected either!).

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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as ''Bring It On: The Musical'' and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies (then again, none of the movies are connected either!).movies.
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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as "''Bring It On: The Musical''" and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies (then again, none of the movies are connected either!).

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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as "''Bring ''Bring It On: The Musical''" Musical'' and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies (then again, none of the movies are connected either!).
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** In the first film, Cliff has a poster of The Ramones, complete with "[[Series/YoGabbaGabba GABBA GABBA HEY]]" on it.

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** In the first film, Cliff has a poster of The Ramones, Music/TheRamones, complete with "[[Series/YoGabbaGabba GABBA GABBA HEY]]" on it.
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** In the first film, Cliff has a poster of The Ramones, complete with "[[Series/YoGabbaGabba GABBA GABBA HEY]]" on it.
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* BileFascination

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* BileFascinationBileFascination, everything after the first movie.
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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as "''Bring It On: The Musical''" and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies.

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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as "''Bring It On: The Musical''" and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies.movies (then again, none of the movies are connected either!).
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* UnfortunateImplications: In ''Bring it On Again'' the suburban squad literally loses because [[ScaryBlackMan they’re scared of the inner city squad and their aggressive, “gang violence”-esque dancing]] (ie. crunk).

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* UnfortunateImplications: In ''Bring it On Again'' On: All or Nothing'' the suburban squad literally loses because [[ScaryBlackMan they’re scared of the inner city squad and their aggressive, “gang violence”-esque dancing]] (ie. crunk).
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* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.

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* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.attire.
* UnfortunateImplications: In ''Bring it On Again'' the suburban squad literally loses because [[ScaryBlackMan they’re scared of the inner city squad and their aggressive, “gang violence”-esque dancing]] (ie. crunk).
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* InNameOnly: A [[TheMusical musical]] titled ''Bring It On'' went on tour in 2011, and appeared on Broadway for a spell in 2012. Though it was advertised as "''Bring It On: The Musical''" and is about cheerleading, with some racial elements thrown in, it otherwise has nothing to do with ''any'' of the movies.
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* SnarkBait: People love to hate these movies.

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* SnarkBait: People love to hate these movies.movies.
* TestosteroneBrigade: Although aimed at girls, the films are popular with guys as well for reasons not unconnected with watching KirstenDunst, ElizaDushku, Haley from ''OneTreeHill'', HaydenPanettiere, [[PrettyLittleLiars Ashley Benson]], [[BeCool Christina Milian]] et al running around and jumping up and down in abbreviated attire.
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* EthnicScrappy: The East Compton Clovers, a squad full of [[SassyBlackWoman Sassy Black Women]] who get all ghetto on the protagonists and spout racist taunts at them. The captain Isis however manages to avoid this.

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* HilariousInHindsight: In It To Win It features Jennifer Tisdale, a few years later her sister [[AshleyTisdale Ashley]] [[{{Hellcats}} would put on her own cheerleading uniform]]

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* HilariousInHindsight: In ''In It To Win It It'' features Jennifer Tisdale, a few years later her sister [[AshleyTisdale Ashley]] [[{{Hellcats}} would put on her own cheerleading uniform]]uniform]]
* HollywoodPudgy: One of the cheerleaders from the first movie, is repeatedly criticised for having a rather large backside. She's not that much more heavy than any of the other girls on the squad.
* LesYay: Torrance and Missy in the first movie.
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* MemeticMutation: The first film brought the terms "jazz hands" and "spirit fingers" into the popular lexicon.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In It To Win It features Jennifer Tisdale, a few years later her sister [[AshleyTisdale Ashley]] [[{{Hellcats}} would put on her own cheerleading uniform]]
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* {{Anvilicious}}, especially the first movie

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* {{Anvilicious}}, especially the first moviemovie.



* {{Narm}}: Some of the more serious monologues
* NarmCharm, Some of the one liners
* PainfulRhyme: The cheers

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* {{Narm}}: Some of the more serious monologues
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* NarmCharm, Some of the one liners
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* PainfulRhyme: The cheerscheers.

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* ClicheStorm, some definite cliches

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* ClicheStorm, some definite clichesClicheStorm



* EnsembleDarkhorse Missy, from the first movie. It helped being played by ElizaDushku.
* MarySue
* {{Narm}}, some of the more serious monologues
* NarmCharm, some of the one liners
* PainfulRhyme, the cheers

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* EnsembleDarkhorse EnsembleDarkhorse: Missy, from the first movie. It helped being played by ElizaDushku.
* MarySue
* {{Narm}}, some
{{Narm}}: Some of the more serious monologues
* NarmCharm, some Some of the one liners
* PainfulRhyme, the PainfulRhyme: The cheers



* SnarkBait, people love to hate this movie

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* SnarkBait, people SnarkBait: People love to hate this moviethese movies.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse Missy, from the first movie. It helped being played by ElizaDushku.
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* ClicheStorm, some definite cliches


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* {{Narm}}, some of the more serious monologues

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* {{Sequelitis}}: After the success of the first film, four Direct-To-Video movies were made, all not having any form of continuity with the original whatsoever. YourMileageMayVary as to how they worked.

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* {{Sequelitis}}: After the success of the first film, four Direct-To-Video movies were made, all not having any form of continuity with the original whatsoever. YourMileageMayVary as to how they worked.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The extremely popular theory that Courtney and Whitney are, in fact, speaking the truth when they describe Missy as an Uber-Dyke, and that therefore the ending is a classic case of DidNotGetTheGirl, with a side order of IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy.

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