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When Aaron is confronting Torrance about quitting as captain, he hugs her and whispers in her ear, but in the next shot his head is further down on her shoulder, this happens twice. See more...

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Bring it On (2000) - 44 corrections

Directed by Peyton Reed, starring Eliza Dushku, Kirsten Dunst (add more)

Genres: Comedy, Sport

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In the first carwash scene Kirsten's hair is wet. Then, when she walks up to her boyfriend, her hair is completely dry. [The cheerleaders must have devoted a whole day to the carwash in order to make as much money as they could to pay for Sparky, so her hair was probably wet from the water games they were playing early in the day. Cliff most likely arrived later in the afternoon, especially since he had to dirty up his car. Thus, Torrance's hair had more than enough time to dry, especially on a perfectly sunny day in San Diego.]

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At Nationals they say that there is one squad for every state - 50 squads. If that is the case why does California get two teams? [This is explained at the California State competition where the Toros do the 'copied, spirit fingers' routine and are DQed. A judge tells Torrence that all though the Toros will not win State, they will go to Nationals to defend their title since they are the previous year's champion. Thus, California has two squads at Nationals.]

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When Aaron gives Torrance the phone number for Sparky Polastry he tells her he won nationals last year. But the Toros are the defending nationals champions. None of them know Sparky so he can't have helped them win last year's nationals. [Aaron said that he had met Sparky at Nationals, but he never said that Sparky had won Nationals.]