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"Fired Up!"
Comedy. Rated PG-13.
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credit: © Columbia Tristar Marketing Group, Inc. All
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Sarah
Roemer, Nicholas D'Agosto, Molly Sims, Eric Christian Olsen
in Fired Up!
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Fired Up! is a great
movie for high school and college students. It involves football,
cheerleading and partying. The film stars Nicholas D’Agosto,
Eric Christian Olsen. Sarah Roemer, Dannell Harris and David Walton.
It was directed
and produced by Will Gluck. The comedy film is rated PG-13 was
distributed by Sony Pictures. It lasts one hour and 34 minutes.
Shawn Colfax and Nick
Brady are the stars of the Gerald R. Ford High School football
team. They are not looking forward to football camp – two
weeks with a bunch of guys and no girls. Upon hearing about the
cheerleading camp, the guys become real interested. Three hundred
cheerleaders and two guys, how could they turn it down? Shawn
and Nick arrive at cheer camp and are amazed at the girls. They
stand there in shock. They begin flirting with many girls and
try to hook up with them.
The two guys are part
of the Tigers cheer squad. An alternate squad, the Panthers, came
in first place last year and was destined to take it again. The
Panthers squad bragged about how good they are and attempted to
make the Tigers squad look like they were losers.
Shawn falls for Carly
(played by Sarah Roemer) who is the head cheerleader. She becomes
suspicious of the two guys and their intentions. Meanwhile, Nick
tries to hook up with Diora (played by Molly Sims), the female
leader of the cheer camp. The two begin to form a relationship
and will hook up later.
The guys originally
planned to come to cheer camp for only two weeks out of the three.
Shawn and Nick decide to pack up everything and take a bus ride
home. About halfway home, the two guys think about going back
to cheer camp. You’ll have to watch the film to see what
happens next.
If you like ABC Family’s
“GREEK” or “The Secret Life of the American
Teenager”, then this film is for you. It’s a mix between
“American Pie” and “Bring It On”.
Overall Rating:
A
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