Review

by Clarence B

If 'All or Nothing’ is a choice then the answer is a most definite nothing

Lead character Britney Allen has it all - good lucks, great friends and most importantly she is the head cheerleader in a very shallow and very American school. Sadly, her world is about to be turned upside down when her parents move house and young Britney is forced to change schools, becoming the only white girl in class. She must overcome prejudice, make new friends and pass the ultimate test - a cheerleading contest against her old school. Sound interesting? No, it really doesn’t. For a film aimed at young girls and nobody else, there are some decidedly racy moments and less than sophisticated racial issues that are far from suitable for the target audience. The limp acting, offensive sentiment and dreadful directing all combine to put off any other viewers who might accidentally stumble upon this monstrosity.