Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Taylor Kingston Now, I know that a lot of people thought this movie wasn't that great, or even thought it was terrible, and that's their opinion. But I really love this movie. In fact, I just bought it on Bluray, to add to my collection.In this movie, Nick and Shawn are the biggest ladies man at their high school. And instead of going to football camp like they usually do, they decide to join the cheerleading squad and go their camp instead. All in the hopes of getting laid. After chasing so much tail at the camp, they decide to dessert their team and go finish the Summer at football camp. Unfortunly, they didn't realize that they would fall for people at the camp. Nick fell for his cheerleading coach, who is married, and owns the camp. And Shawn fell for the captain of their cheerleading squad. They eventually come back and try and help them win the big tournament, that they have at the end of Summer. They didn't win, but they all ended up with happy endings. My favorite part of the movie is probably when they're at the camp, and everyone is watching Bring It On. It's so funny that they reference another cheerleading movie, within this cheerleading movie.Overall, I give this movie an 8 out of 10.

sebastiaan van waardenberg It's hard for me to even start to review "Fired Up", since it is by far my all time favorite movie.It influenced my life and I was never the same after seeing it. It's the gripping tale of two boys who have a heartbreaking problem: They have slept with every girl in their school.This alone would have been the basis for an Oscar winning script, but this tale goes much further than that. In a plan that can only be described as brilliant, they decide to, instead of soccer camp, go to cheer leading camp.Now I have seen many a cheer-leading movie, mostly revolving around showering, but this one has so much more heart. The boys learn lessons which will stick with them for a life time.This movie is filled with quotes that you will repeat with your friends for a lifetime to come and will fill your heart with a childlike wonder that can only be found in dreams.It's a great movie to watch with kids, a girlfriend, the boys and your conservative parents. WATCH IT, you will not regret it.grt, Sebastiaan van Waardenberg ps. The only movie that even comes close to the brilliance in this epic masterpiece is the directors cut of "Sex Drive". But THAT is a distant second.ps2. If I had to state one thing that bugged me about the movie, only to have some form of critique, it's that Liam Neeson wasn't in it, but you can't have it all.ps3. if the creators of the movie read this review: MAKE A PREQUEL.

Nuz_Reviews I remember when I first saw the trailer for this teen comedy flick a couple years ago I thought I'd never ever watch it in my life. Little did I know it was actually quite entertaining and funny. The TV spots were even more disadvantageous to my cinematic tastes. Even so, it was recommended to me by a fellow movie buff, so I gave it a peek.Fired Up! starts out at a fictitious high school in Illinois. Ironically the mascot for the team is the same as my high school alma mater, the Tigers. Although it didn't take place at the same high school in Illinois, the field and school logo resembled some nostalgia. This film is basically about two popular high school football players that have the bright idea to attend cheerleader camp. "2 guys. 300 girls. You do the math." Not knowing what they're in for, they actually end up having feelings for two of the cheerleaders and enjoy cheering. I know, it sounds kinda like a romantic comedy at this point, but it's really not. Throughout the movie the two jocks crack jokes and seduce girls at an alarming rate. It's quite entertaining really.Nicholas D'Agosto plays the dark-haired fellow named Shawn Colfax. He's appeared in several small TV roles and more recently in movies. I'm most familiar with him being Hunter from NBC's The Office, who is Jan's receptionist (Michael Scott's boss at the time). Haha that musical CD his character had during the Dinner Party episode was hilarious. D'Agosto will also be appearing in Final Destination 5 this August. The trailer looks pretty cool. I thought D'Agosto did a fine job in Fired Up!.The other blonde-haired jock is played by Eric Christian Olsen, his character's name is Nick Brady. He's most notably from 2001′s Not Another Teen Movie where he plays "The Cocky Blonde Guy." Makes sense.The director of Fired Up! is Will Gluck. Although I have never seen it and probably should (probably cause it's a rom-com), he directed Easy A, starring Emma Stone. He also directed Friends With Benefits, starring Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis, which comes out next Friday, July 22nd.Overall I thought this movie was great for our generation of Millennials. As unfortunate as it may be we grew up with MTV and silly slap-stick raunchy comedies. I can totally understand why the critics gave it a bad rap. As reluctant as I am to rate it a "Four Star Rating," it will only be getting a six. The acting was sloppy and the only thing that kept me interested at times was all the cheerleading eye-candy.6/10 Stars.

Duderina When i saw this DVD in the videostore, i actually thought this would be just another cheerleading movie. But then i saw Eric Christian Olsen was in it and decided to rent it, i didn't think he would be the type to be in a "Bring it on" movie. I was right, this movie is nothing like Bring it on, that movie is funny but in a totally different way. This movie don't really takes itself serious. Eric Christian Olsen and Nicholas D'Agosto are a great couple, they really made me laugh. The story itself is not that original, just 2 guys who rather go to cheerleading camp instead of football camp so they can 'score' some girls. But the jokes are a lot better then in the average teenage comedy, the fact that both actors were much older then those guys would be in real life didn't even bother me. You can really see the chemistry between both of them. Also Sarah Roemer does a good job, i wasn't really fond of her in Disturbia, but is this picture she was actually funny to. This film is perfect for a night sitting around and having a good laugh.