This TV-flick is going down in my book as the baddest "thing" I have ever seen. First of: The story. There is none. I don't see any story in the fact that start a dance team en no hurdles of any significance are thrown in their way; so what's the point of this movie? Two: The dialog and directing are painfully bad. The director of this flick haven't been in or around a school for about 40 years or something. All the kids here are annoying posers who dance in class and be cool. We, at my school would call 'em Fame wannabee dorks. Anyway: far remote from cool, that's for sure. after 5 sec. in into the movie I knew the unfolding laughable excuse of a "plot". It's a big pile of Pooh. Normally a bad movie makes me laugh at it, now it irritated me so much I had to tell you guys.

This movie is excellent. The actors are good. The dancing is fabulous. And the plot is great. Five middle school girls try to get there new biology teacher to coach there coachless dance team. She goes for it and coaches them and in return they go against her demands. They disobey her by dancing in the lunch area without her consent. By doing this they are trying to get her to consider that they are ready to compete. She doesn't think they are. They have to touch up the old uniforms to make them look good and then they start to come up with ways to get to the competition. They think that they should just go without a coach. It turns out that that is a bad idea. Well, I don't want to give away the whole movie so I better stop talking. But if I had to rate this film I would give it a 4 1/2 out of 5 or a 9 1/2 out of 10.

This movie reminded me so much of the movie "Bring It On" expect they were spanish. Like Bring It On the dance squad has to over come many obstacles first starting with finding a coach (at least this movie had one unlike Bring It On), then they have to come up with a routine then they might not be able to go for lack of money and hold a car wash. Then these girls are supposed to be in middle school. They looked my more like juniors or seniors in high school. But this movie is probably better for the younger set to watch then Bring It On because they of course don't swear.

Aside from the horribly predictable plot line, and the annoying use of 1 Spanish word in a sentance to make it have a ghetto Latino feel it was too bad. Disney has tried to get out of its good two shoes feel and hopefully will eventually. The movie was good and sweet but what can you expect from Disney other then that?