Kirsten Dunst brings cheer spirit to 'Bring it On' screening

Kirsten Dunst, the star of the iconic film "Bring It On," showcased her enduring enthusiasm for the movie during a special screening at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles. The event, held on Saturday, celebrated the beloved Y2K classic, with Dunst reciting one of the film's most memorable cheers, “Hate us ‘cuz we’re beautiful but we don’t like you either,” as the film played in the background. At the screening, Dunst, who was just 17 when she filmed "Bring It On," expressed her excitement and nostalgia, introducing herself with a spirited “I am T-T-T-Torrance” and rallying the audience with “Let’s go Toros!” Her infectious energy resonated with fans, as she remarked on the overwhelming experience of seeing such a passionate crowd. The event, hosted by Cinespia, featured a double feature of "Bring It On" alongside Sofia Coppola's "The Virgin Suicides," another film that highlights Dunst's early career. Despite the film's success, Dunst and co-star Gabrielle Union have not participated in any of the five sequels released between 2004 and 2017. However, both actresses have previously hinted at the possibility of reprising their roles, and Dunst's spirited appearance at the screening suggests she may be ready to reclaim her cheerleading roots. The event served as a nostalgic reminder of the film's impact and Dunst's lasting connection to her character.