18. Most of the routines carried out by toros and clovers have presented waterfalls that are not really authorized in high school competitions.
“There are illegal movements,” said Reed in an interview with Huffpost. “There are college movements there which are not secondary movements … which would probably be disqualified. At the time, when we made the film, if one of these things arose, we were wrong on the side of what works spectacular or of what worked us best.” It’s okay, it’s ok with us!
19. The end of the film was a point of discord among the filmmakers, because there was a fracture when it comes to which the joy of Cheer should win nationals. Spoiler alert: Clover would bring the trophy back to home.
“I remember that there was a complete debate on who was going to win, and there were people in the mixture that seemed:” Well, Kirsten’s the Eadl, the toros must win “”, recalls Reed to MTV. “Well, no, it’s not the story … They did an incredible job. But they came to the second row in the other team, and it was a life lesson for her.”
