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Contents • • • • • • • • • • Plot [ ] Nick Brady and Shawn Colfax ( and ) are two popular football players at the fictional Gerald R. Ford High School who manage to get out of football camp and later con their way into the cheerleading squad after overhearing a conversation about the camp's abundant female population of 300 cheerleaders. Their objective is to infiltrate the cheerleading camp in order to meet girls. While attending a cheer camp, Nick and Shawn realize that they actually enjoy cheering and they start to care about their squad as well as the cheer competition.

Shawn develops feelings for the head cheerleader, Carly Davidson () and Nick chases after Diora (), their camp coach's wife. Carly and the rest of the squad soon find out about the boys' true motives for attending cheer camp. Carly's boyfriend, Dr. Rick (), also reveals that guys initially planned to leave cheer camp before the cheer competition. They leave camp after being ejected from the squad.

While attending a party at their friend's house, guys find out that they are genuinely fond of cheer camp and want their squad to succeed. They decide to return to cheer camp and help the squad in the cheer competition.

While guys are doing their routine, Carly notices Rick is cheating on her with their rivals' head cheerleader, Gwyneth (). Shawn and Carly later focus all of their attention to the routine. The squad's routine results in their best finish yet, with a perfect attempt at executing the 'Fountain of Troy' maneuver. However, when the squad go for executing the forbidden maneuver, Shawn accidentally goes for a triple backflip instead of a double like Carly and backflips into the water in front of them. The crowd gasps at the impact and the squad rushes to help, but Shawn manages to emerge and yells 'Tigers!'

Before losing consciousness. Akt snyatiya ostatkov topliva v bakah avtomobilej. Although the squad did not win the contest, they place ten spots better than they did last year. The film ends when Nick and Shawn end up with the girls, with Shawn and Carly kissing each other. • as Shawn Colfax • as Nick Brady • as Carly Davidson • as Diora • as Dr. Rick • as Gwyneth • as Brewster • as Adam • as Poppy Colfax • as Angela • as Sylvia • as Bianca • as Coach Keith • as Coach Byrnes • as Mrs. Klingerhoff • as Downey • as Marcy • as Beth • as Eagle Mascot • as Mookie • as Bruce • as Denise • as Another Girl • as Margot Jane Lindsworth-Calligan • as Tiger Cheerleader • as Cute Captain • as Kara • as Maddy • as Marly • as Lana • as Jennifer • as Haley • as Girl • as Sara • as Fiona • Madison Riley as Lily • as Chester Production [ ] Filming locations [ ] Taking place in Illinois, almost all of the filming shots of the high school in the film were taken at in 2008.

However, the hallway scene was filmed at John Burroughs High School in. To make filming easier, the fictional High School's mascot was made the 'Tigers' since South Pasadena High's mascot is a tiger. [ ] Some of the South Pasadena Tigers Football team's gear such as pads, were borrowed for use in the film. However, filming for the football game scene took place at.

The filming of the pool scene took place at. The cheerleader camp was filmed at, which incidentally also has the tiger as a mascot.

In one of the early scenes, the train passing by is the Pasadena line. The location where the cheerleaders were practicing was filmed in the. Reception [ ] Critical response [ ] When the film was released, it was screened to negative reviews. Gave the film a rating of 23% based on 101 reviews, with the general consensus being that 'though not as raunchy or juvenile as the average teen comedy, Fired Up is also not as funny.'

Metacritic gave the film a 'generally unfavorable' score of 31% based on a normalized average of 18 reviews. A common criticism, addressed by director Will Gluck in the film's commentary track, is that the filmmakers 'casted a little bit older.' Star Eric Christian Olsen adds, 'If by 'older,' you mean thirteen years!' Lead actors Olsen and Nicholas D'Agosto were playing high school students at the ages 30 and 27 at the time of filming, respectively. Gluck also points out 's and 's negative reviews specifically, as well as a mention of the.

He, however, omits the Washington Post's backhanded compliment that 'Gluck directs with frantic, go-for-broke pacing, which is what you do when your reserves of wit are bankrupt.' One of the more positive reviews, from Hollywood.com, admits it's satisfying for the audience it's aimed towards: 'An outrageous, sex-obsessed teen comedy that’s something to cheer about -- especially if you’re 16.'

Box office [ ] The film was considered financially unsuccessful. Had a budget of $20 million and took in a box office gross of $18,599,102 worldwide before leaving theaters. It opened up to the U.S. Box office at number 9 with $5.4 million behind films like, which was in its sixth week of release at the time, and, in its second. On the DVD commentary, the business it did (or lack thereof) is discussed, with director Will Gluck stating, 'In retrospect, we probably should have, but I kind of like the idea of doing a movie that everyone can go see, and not just 'over 18 or have to sneak into it.' ' It left American cinemas after seven weeks.