Bring It On Script I'm sexy, I’m cute I’m popular to boot I'm bitchin', great hair The boys all love to stare I'm wanted, I’m hot I’m everything you're not I'm pretty, I’m cool I dominate this school Who am l, just guess Guys wanna touch my chest I'm rockin', I smile And many think I’m vile I'm flyin', I jump You can look but don't you hump, whoo I'm major, I roar I swear I’m not. August 20, 2015 final shooting draft script in pdf format: IMDb: info: The Artist: by Michael Hazanavicius: Drexel Screenplay Library: Undated, unspecified draft script in pdf format: IMDb: dvd: As Above, So Below: by John Erik Dowdle & Drew Dowdle: Horror Lair: February 13, 2013 draft spec script in pdf format: IMDb: watch: As Good As It Gets.
Like, wow. Like, crap. Last|year I was a high school brat.
But now I'm here. Hope I'm|the one you pick to cheer!
- Fantastic!|- I'm sorry. What?
Oh, nothing. Don't let me slow you down.|It's just... Well, you're a surprise.
- How do you mean?|- You have great spirit.
But just a tad more|volume, if you would.
- I apologize.|- Continue.
Like, whoo. Like, whee.|I'm at the university.
I'm psyched. I'm here. Hope|I'm the one you choose to cheer.
I yell real loud and make|the Stingerssuper proud.!
Brilliant.!
My dear, you are wonderful...|cheer genius personified.
A real individual.
I'm joking, you spaz!
- Pardon me?|- That was a cheer?
That was the most boring, unoriginal,|biggest piece of crap I've ever seen!
You suck!
Mom, where are we?|Where are you, dear?
You finally made it.|You're in college.
Oh, man!
Hi. Can you guys tell me|how to get to Bancroft Hall?
Hi. Can you tell me|how to get to...
Hi, girls. Can you guys tell me|how to get to Bancroft...
Excuse me!
Hi. It's where some|of the cheerleaders are staying.
Um, I'm trying out|for the team.
You girls don't cheer,|do you?
First of all,|it's women, not girls.
Oh. Second, um, we|do neo-modern ballet.
We don't wave pom-poms.
And third, we can't direct|you to Bancroft Hall,
because NathanielBancroft was|a slaveowner and an imperialist!
Okay. Thanks.
Appreciate it.
You're not giving up|already, are you? Monica!
First day of college,|I'm alreadysaving my roommate.
You did not have to save|me. I have been saving...
your butt ever since|cheerleader camp. Have not!
Really?|I remember a time...
a spotter was out of position|and one of our cheerleaders...
was gonna do|a face-plant.
Who was that cheerleader|again? Okay. Okay. I get it.
I think the score|is Monica, two. Whittier, zero.
And... Bancroft Hall|is this way.
Did you know that Nathaniel|Bancroft was a slave owner...
and an imperialist? Our|room has a ceiling fan.
As well as paint balloons,|panty trees,
super-gluing faculty doors,|releasing lab animals...
and most important,|I'd like to remind you...
that if you must...
urinate,
please...|do it in a toilet.
Do not... I repeat...|Do not urinate...
on an original manuscript|of The Canterbury Tales...
located|in the school library.
You writing this down? You'd|think I wouldn't have to say that.
The Nutcracker|is a patriarchal ballet.
Okay? The only good thing in The|Nutcracker are the rats, and they die.
Shakespeare. Hamlet?
'Euripidie...'|Euri... Eur...
Euripides.
Lastly, we hope you take advantage|of the many extracurriculars...
here at the university.
Although I must report|we've had to cut funding...
to some of the more|non-essential programs...
on campus such as|the martial arts club,
- the ballet society...|Wha...
and the entire|musical theater department.
That's a worthwhile program.!|Fortunately,
we haven't had to cut any money|from our two prized programs...
the football team...|That's right!
- Yeah!|- And... your seven-time...
defending collegiate champion|Stinger cheerleading squad!
- Yea!|- Let's hear it for our heroes.!
Tina.! Tina.! Tina.! Tina.!
Tina! Tina!|Tina! Tina!
Tina! Tina! Tina! Tina!
Hey, everybody!|I'm Tina Hammersmith!
Y'all ready|to rock the body electric?
- Ahhh!|- Let's get this party started!
Five, six,|seven, eight!
Whoo.!
Yeah.! Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.!|You go, girl.!
Two, three, four...
Stingers in the house!|We're on the attack!
- That's right!|- Got no extra fat!
We don't eat Big Macs!|It's gross!
- Step to us.! You might get smacked.!|- Whacked.!
We got more game|than the man they call Shaq!
A musical by Raymond J. Lombardi(Note: a royalty is required for this script. For conditions, see details at the foot of the script.)
Summary
A musical about school bullying, and being victorious against tough obstacles.Characters
Choir
Narrator
Brittany
Ronny
Gary
Skip
Gina
Anna
Jesus
Satan
Script
SCENE 1: Ronny’s Tough Day
Choir Sings Theme Song: Bring It On| Bring It On! Words and Music by Raymond J. Lombardi Bring it on! |
Narrator: Just about every adult I know remembers who the neighborhood bully was growing up. It was usually a boy, somewhere between the ages of 8 and 18, who just had to make life miserable for everyone around him. In just a few minutes we’re going to meet one of the victims of the local school bully. His name is Ronny, and Ronny’s just a little upset with his last encounter with the school bully. What makes it even worse is that the bully is using Ronny’s faith in God as something else to pick on. Fortunately for Ronny he has some friends who attend Sunday School with him, and more importantly, a God who is on HIS side. As we encounter Ronny we find him sitting at the Sunday School table, waiting for the others to get there.
(Scene Blocking. This action takes place while the Narrator speaks the lines above) Ronny is sitting all by himself in a Sunday School room at a table, waiting for the others to arrive. He takes off his baseball cap, takes a pack of cards out of his pocket, and puts the cap upside down in the center of the table. Then he begins to flick the cards one by one into the baseball cap. After a few cards, Skip, Gina, Gary, Ann and Brittany come into the room together, laughing and joking until they see Ronny, who is looking very despondent (unhappy!) and depressed. Everybody greets Ronny with a hey, Ronnie or Ronny, wasup?)
Brittany: What’s the matter Ronny, you look like you just crashed your dirt bike into a brick wall!
Ronny: If it were only that simple...
Gary: It must be really bad if it’s worse than crashing his dirt bike!
Skip: Yeah, remember the last time he crashed? I’m still finding parts of that bike out on the trail.
Gina: Come on, tell us Ronny! That’s what friends are for!
Ronny: Yeah, I just wish you guys all went to my school, then MAYBE I might have friends. You don’t want to mess the kids in my school. They’ll eat you alive!
Skip: Just let me at ‘um! I’ll teach ‘um a thing or two about how to treat others!
Ronny: Not so fast, Skip. You’ve never met Kevin Brogan, or anyone even LIKE Kevin Brogan. If there was a medal for being nasty, he’d take the gold.
Brittany: So what did he do to you? Or, did you do something to him, like tattle on him or somethin’?
Ronny: I didn’t do ANYTHING to him! He’s just pickin’ on me because...
Gary: Yeah ... go on, tell us!
Ronny: All right, all right! He’s pickin’ on me because I told Coach Clark at school I couldn’t go to the baseball tournament Saturday because we have practice at Church for the Easter pageant, and you know I’m playin’ the part of Pilot, so I have to be there. Any way, that’s what my parents said. So he got all the other team members together and started ripping on me and mocking me out. It was SO humiliating!
Ann: So basically, they said you were a WUSS?
Ronny: Basically...
Skip: And you’re just gonna roll over and prove them right?
Ronny: Well... YES! What else am I supposed to do?
Gary: I can’t believe it! Didn’t you learn anything this year in our Sunday School class with Mrs. Kenshall?
Ronny: ‘What do you mean?
Ann: I know what he means! He means that we learned how to deal with people like Kevin Brogan by seeing what happened to people in the Bible! Don’t you remember, a couple months ago, we learned the story of Jericho. Come on, guys, let’s refresh his memory!
Choir sings Breakin’ Down the Walls
(Make up wall blocks for the walls of Jericho out of small cardboard boxes, like shoe boxes. Make sure there’s enough to make a wall across the top of the table that’s about the height of the children. Paint the boxes so that they look like stones from the wall. As the introduction begins, the cast puts the blocks on the table and forms a wall. One child (not one of the lead cast members) plays God Have him/her put on a shirt with G O D spelled out in big letters on the front and back. He stands to the side of the wall. The cast members get behind the wall and play the people of Jericho, and several of the choir members break off and form a line that will circle the table as the people of Israel. During the first verse of the song God shakes his finger at the people of Jericho, and they just ignore God and wave Him off. They can mimick the words as they are being sung. Meanwhile, the Israelites begin circling the table... during the second verse the people of Jericho make like they’re mocking out the Israelites, and the Israelities keep marching. Finally, at the end of the second verse, God comes over and knocks down the wall. The people of Jericho (cast members) fall over and play dead, while the Israelites jump up and down, congratulate each other, etc. On the last chorus everyone stands back up and joins in the song...)| Breakin’ Down the Walls Words and Music by Raymond J. Lombardi The people of Jericho were proud as they could be |
(Scene Blocking
At the end of the song, the kids put the wall blocks away and come back to the table.)
Gina: I remember another story from the Bible that Mrs. Kenshall taught us. It was somethin’ about trumpets and pots and pans...
Anna: Not pots and pans, Gina, just clay pots. It’s the story of Gideon.
Skip: I don’t remember that one, Anna. What’s it all about?
Anna: Well there was this huge army that was gettin’ ready to attack the Israelites. Why, there were so many of them that you couldn’t even count ‘um! And they were going to pounce on the Israelites and squash ‘um like a bug!
Gary: Cool!
Gina:(to Gary) Shush!
Anna: Anyway, God picks Gideon to lead the battle against the enemy, but He only lets Gideon use 300 guys!
Gary: That’s not fair!
Brittany: Yeah, what’s the deal with that?
Anna: Just listen! You see, God wanted to show Gideon that no matter how many there were of the enemy, they would never win if God was on his side. And Gideon and his men did win, big time! They didn’t even have to use any weapons! All they did was blow their trumpets, break the clay jars, and shine their torches. They enemy got so confused, they started killing each other!
Ronny: OK, but I still don’t get it... what’s this got to do with me?
Gary: I think I get it. Ronny, if God’s on your side, then no matter how many enemies there are, you’ll always be in the majority.
Skip: What in the world is a majority? Is that some kind of army tank?
Gary: No, of course not. It just means that you’ll never be outnumbered if God is on your side!
Choir sings: God and Me is a Majority| God and Me is a Majority Words and Music by Raymond J. Lombardi With God and me, it's a majority |
Skip: You guys are forgetting one of the best stories we heard. Remember the story of David and Goliath. If there was ever a king bully, it was Goliath.
Gary: He was one bad dude
Gina: And he was probably rude to his parents.
Anna: Rude? He probably ate his parents for a snack!
Ronny: But Kevin Brogan is only three inches taller than me. I don’t think I can compare him to Goliath. Anyway, Kevin is strong, he’s smart, and even the girls think he’s cute, all though I don’t get that one at all. Kevin’s got it all. He’s like, invincible!
Skip: I bet all the Israelites thought Goliath was invincible, too. But he wasn’t. He had one great big weakness.
Anna: And what was that?
Skip: Why, he was soft in the head! (music begins)
Choir sings: Soft in the Head
(During this song Goliath and David playact the story. Goliath should be a very tall boy, or an adult would be great! The taller, the better. David should be a small boy, the smaller the better! Goliath will need a sword and shield, and David will need a slingshot. (I think leaving the stone out would be a wise move unless you want a real accident on your hands!) When the song begins, Goliath comes out on stage, and lip syncs the lines that are heard at the beginning of the song. Here are the lines that Goliath says:
Ha, ha, ha ha ha... Where are those cowardly Israelites? Come on, who’s man enough to fight me? Send me your biggest soldier ‘cause I’m hungry and I need something for lunch! Ha, ha, ha, ha ha!
During the first and second stanzas of the song Goliath paces back and forth across the stage, taunting the audience as if they were the Israelites. He shows off his muscles, makes faces, etc. The more antics he can do, the better. Make something funny up!
During the second verse, David comes out and starts eyeing up Goliath, looking for stones, practicing his shot. During the third verse David picks up a stone, puts it in the sling and sends it sailing toward Goliath. Goliath of course gets hits, and makes a dramatic fall to the stage as he dies. David goes over, grabs the sword out of Goliath’s hand, and pretends (don’t forget, pretend is the operative word here) to chop off Goliath’s head. Of course, you can leave that part out if it seems too gory!)| Soft in the Head Words and Music by Raymond J. Lombardi He was mean, he was lean Chorus: But there was one thing that he couldn't hide 2nd verse He was big he was tall 3rd verse David found one smooth stone |
(Following the song, Goliath and David take a bow and then exit the stage. The talk resumes between the friends.)
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Ronny: You know, even though Goliath was a pretty bad dude, there’s one thing reason why I’d rather face him than Kevin Brogan.
Gina: You’ve got to be kidding. How could Kevin be worse than Goliath?
Ronny: Well, at least Goliath went face-to-face with David. Kevin’s always trying to stab kids in the back, if you know what I mean. Just last week Kevin came to me and asked what I was doing for my Science Fair project. I thought he was tryin’ to be friendly for a change, so I told him about this great idea I had for a wind tunnel. Anyway, later that afternoon, when our science teacher, Mr. Nibbons, asked us what we chose to do, Kevin jumped in and gave him MY idea! So I ended up having to choose something else. What a thief! He just doesn’t play fair!
Anna: This Brogan kid sounds pretty nasty. . . and it seems like this is just the kind of thing that happened to Daniel.
Ronny: You mean Daniel Sumter? He’s not even in my science class this year!
Anna: Not Daniel Sumter, Daniel in the Bible! Don’t you remember how the wicked advisors to the king kept trying to find something wrong with Daniel, and they couldn’t. So they made a rule that no one could pray to any God for thirty days, because they knew that Daniel prayed to God every single day. They did it just to trap him and get rid of him. The punishment was that you would be thrown into a den of hungry lions.
Skip: Man, it can’t get any worse than that! Those advisors to the king were really nasty!
Ronny: Is that what happened to Daniel? Did he get thrown into the lion’s den?
Anna: Well, he did, but... the lions turned out to be more like ... big kittens!
Choir Sings: A Lion’s Just A Cat| A Lion’s Just A Cat Words and Music by Raymond J. Lombardi Daniel was a man who prayed every day |
Ronny: Wow! You know, you guys are right. I keep forgetting that God IS always with me! If David could stand up to Goliath, and Gideon could face a whole army with just 300 men, and Daniel could face the lions, I can certainly face Kevin Brogran! As a matter-of-fact, I remember another story from the Bible that Mrs. Kenshall taught us... do you guys remember when Jesus went into the desert, for like a month and a half? (Music begins as the character of Jesus comes out to center stage... Jesus is hot, tired, sweaty, hungry and just plain weary...) Mrs. Kenshall said that the devil himself tried to snooker Jesus! Three times! Mrs. Kenshall said that all Jesus had to do was quote God’s Word and the devil fled like a jackrabbit chased by a hound dog! I can picture the scene as if it were right here in the room with us...
Duet: Three Strikes Your Out! (Jesus and Satan)| The Temptation Rap Words and Music by Raymond J. Lombardi Jesus: I was walkin’ in the desert for forty days Devil: Are you hungry Jesus? was his first little dig Choir: Man does not live by bread alone Jesus: I left ole’ Satan climbed a long steep hill Devil: Look around you, Jesus, do you like what you see? Choir: Worship only the Lord your God Jesus: So I went to the temple peak and stood Devil: Jump, I said, are you afraid a’ heights Choir: Do not put the Lord to the test Jesus: I thanked my Father and then I left Choir: Worship only the Lord your God |
SCENE 2: Ronny’s V-Day (the following Sunday)
Narrator: What a difference a week has made in Ronny’s life! Why, just last week he was dejected, defeated, and ready to just plain give up. Oh, I almost forgot. Mrs. Kenshall finally showed up for Sunday School last week. Apparently had some car trouble, and had to walk the last five blocks to get to church. But when she got there, she was amazed to find all the students in her class were as good as gold and as well-behaved as you could expect from church-goin’ kids. The kids were all excited about telling Mrs. Kenshall what was going on with Ronny, and how they had used the stories she had taught them to help Ronny understand how to be victorious against the enemy. You can see from the look on Ronny’s face (Ronny comes back to the table, smiling, happy this time) that he’s had a great week... let’s look on and see what happened!(Scene blocking
Ronny’s at the table when the other kids enter... They are all laughing, joking, etc., as they come in. They crowd around Ronny...)
Anna: Hey, Ronny, what’s up?
Skip: How’s Kevin Brogan? Anything you want to tell us?
Gary: Yeah, what happened? Come on we’re all dying to know!
Ronny: OK, OK! Chill out, you guys! So this is what happened... I get to school Monday, and there’s Kevin Brogan on the playground. I could see he was just waiting for me to walk by and start in with his nasty comments. What he DIDN’T see was Coach Clark standing right behind him. So first I said a little prayer, and then I went right up to Kevin Brogan and looked him in the eye. I just stood there while Kevin started right in on me. When he was finally done telling me off, Coach Clark taps him on the shoulder. Kevin got this kinda sick look on his face when he realized what he had done. Coach Clark suspended Kevin for the rest of the season, and then told me that they had moved up the baseball tournament to Friday! So now I can be in the baseball tournament and still be Pilot for the church pageant! And the great thing is, all I had to do was face him... God did the rest!
Brittany: Sounds like you learned a lot in Sunday School last week, Ronny
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Gina: I think we all learned a lot ... especially about how God is always right there for us when we need Him, and how He has already won the victory against the enemy. All we have to do is claim that victory!
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