18. Many of the routines carried out by the Toros and the Clovers featured stunts that aren’t really allowed in highschool competitions.
“There are unlawful strikes,” Reed confirmed in an interview with HuffPost. “There are some collegiate strikes in there that aren’t highschool strikes…that might in all probability be disqualified. On the time, once we have been making the film, if one among these items got here up, we erred on the aspect of what works dramatically or what labored greatest for us visually.” That is alright, that is OK with us!
19. The movie’s ending was some extent of competition among the many filmmakers, as there was a divide when it got here to which cheer squad ought to win Nationals. Spoiler alert: The Clovers would take house the trophy.
“I bear in mind there was a complete debate about who was going to win, and there have been folks within the combine that have been like, ‘Effectively, Kirsten’s the lead, the Toros should win,'” Reed recalled to MTV. “Effectively, nah, that is not the story…they did a tremendous job. However they got here in second to the opposite group, and it was a life lesson for her.”
