Sugar & Spice (2001)

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

SUGAR & SPICE, in my opinion, is a great movie that really is just that and all things nice! If you ask me, Diane (Marley Shelton) and the rest of the cheerleaders made an excellent cheerleading squad! The only character I really couldn't stand was Lisa (Marla Sokoloff). This was because she were really snobby. However, I enjoyed the cheers very much. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say, "Three cheers for Marley Shelton!" Now, in conclusion, if you like movies about cheerleaders, this is definitely one to see. You're in for a real treat, lots of laughs, and a good time, so go to the video store, rent it or buy it, kick back with a friend, and watch it.

What were they thinking? Have people totally forgot how to make meaningful movies? What kind of garbage is this? "Bring It On" made sense even its sequel was amazing compared to this. There are enough stupid-funny movies out there already (ie Austin Powers, Scary Movie's, Not Another Teen Movies, etc). This deals with some ridiculous story about 5 high school cheerleaders, one of which got pregnant, which according to this is a really good thing and they want to rob a bank so they use their gymnastic moves during the bank robbery. What were the writers smoking when they came up with this concept? And at the end they all get away because the mean B-list cheerleader comes up with an alibi at the last second because she got A-list Captain after spending the whole movie talking to police officers who bought it. If you are going to make a movie, try to make it at least a little believable or funny. This is a sad joke.2/10; please don't watch it; it sucks!!!!!

This chick flick had lot to offer, especially the fact that desperate times lead to desperate measures. I loved this movie- to me it was like Clueless meets Point Break. It was amazing, and i thought all performances were great.This new line cinema film, may have been a low budget one, but it was brilliant. Marley Shelton's character of Diane Weston, may not have been the perfect protagonist for this kind of movie,but she was sweet and funny- what i found good was Rachel Blanchard's portrayal as Hannah. We saw her before playing Cher is the unsuccesfull 'clueless' TV series, and in Road Trip as Tiffany- well though those were just inconsiderable, this performance was something different. Mena Suvari made a really good Kansas. Her partial sweet/tough looks, made her seem the perfect casting decision.All in all- this mix of comedy and drama, makes this movie a great film for all teenagers. The famous pose of the 6 girls at the police station, is certainly unforgettable.

I watched this movie on TBS. I didn't want to see it when it was in theaters or on the movie channels, but now that it's on TBS I was happy I saw it. It's about a pregnant cheerleader who moves into an apartment with her boyfriend (the father of her child) after their parents kick them out oft heir respective homes. Jack, the father-to-be, gets a job in a video store. Unfortunately, it's not much to live on. Diane, the soon-to-be-mother also has a job, working in a bank. Diane's friends and squad are behind her all the way and even agree to help her rob the bank she works at. The tale is told from the point of view of the B-Squad cheerleader who wants to be on the A-Squad.I didn't expect this movie to be Shakespere. I didn't expect it to be a masterpiece. I just wanted to watch a funny movie and expected it to be a little silly. And it met those expectations. This movie is great for a sleepover for the 15 and up crowd. It pokes fun at every stereotype in a not really all that serious way. I considered the time spent on this movie worth it. I'd recommend this movie only if you don't take it seriously.