vbsocoolio Honestly, this movie's promos and advertisements don't inspire very high expectations but I was pleasantly surprised about how much I honestly enjoyed this movie. I think the difference between this teen comedy and other more run of the mill teen comedies is the actual love and sincerity behind this one.The cast also brings the script to life with excellent chemistry, especially between the two mains and the main girl. If not for the good chemistry a lot of the comedy would have been lost in teen movie clichés. They all have great comedic timing and it really makes this movie. This is a serious 'don't knock it til you try it' movie.

Jon Butler This is one of the more disappointing movies I've seen in my entire life. I don't know what's more offensive, the portrayal of gay and lesbian teens or the fact that they expect us to believe that a 30 year old Eric Christian Olsen and a 27 year old Nicholas D'Agosto are high school students. All this plus a poorly misplaced John Michael Higgins who is given absolutely nothing to work with. This movie is virtually plot less until the last 40 minutes and it's not even a good plot then. The ending is boring, anticlimactic and, in some aspects, downright insulting to the audience.The worst part is the message: there is none. There's no clear theme or lesson in this story. Every character ended pretty much the same way as they started with almost nothing to gain from the experience.On the bright side, I do have to congratulate the one million monkeys for successfully banging on one million typewriters for one million years to produce this textbook raunchy teen movie. You all have truly earned your one million bananas.

pops87 This movie uses every possible cliché EVER. It's so predictable every detail. But thats the least problem with it. Whole story is based on telling lies and deceiving people but when someone else is doing the same thing - the main characters are turning into moral standards. It's sick... Using double standards then "You" do it and when "He" or "She" does it. In so moments the movie is so dumb I just couldn't watch it... cliché after cliché and another one follows it.Also the vision of free sex, not even mention fornication, is just beyond any reason. Kids watch it and they wanna be like those characters but the reality is too often bringing them down to the ground. This is the deceptive view shown to the world how life in America is. And it's totally false. There is no high school in America with only cute girls and handsome boys. It's sickens me to see this over and over in those movies. Spear your brain cells and don't watch it.

Floated2 I was expecting this movie to be entertaining and funny like some reviews had said but it really wasn't. Fired up is a comedy that has far too many clichés, far too many un-funny moments, far too many predictable moments, an incredibly recycled plot(even from Bring it on)and nothing to cheer for.Fired up is the story of two best friend teens who decide to go to Cheerleading camp instead of Football camp. Why? Well isn't it obvious. To meet girls. That is really unrealistic because in the movie they're described as popular cool kids not nerds, and they have no problems with females. Also one of them was the captain of his football team while the other was a starter (which is important). Really, how is meeting more dumb girls more important than winning something special by playing football. Like in other teen films. Of course the love interest will have a boyfriend that is a fool and he will find some way to show the girls who they really are.The dialogue is straight garbage and predictable The movie has a few laughs and giggles here and there but it's still a mess. Though I rarely laughed. Also the characters are very typical, the lead is a calm normal guy while the best friend is a girl-hunting clown who tries to crack jokes every second. And the two guys looked much older than high school students. The females were all clumbsy except the main girl and the little sister was beyond awful. She looked way young and she was always upset and randomly cursingBut Fired up is like a lot of teen comedies. I swear the plot to this was used a little in Bring it on, another cheerleading film. Yea, this movie felt like 'Bring It On' just in a guy's perspective...too much cheerleading crap. Also if this were R rated IMO it would have been much better. Trust me on that homes!