Kirsten Dunst in 'Bring It On.' Everett Collection Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Not everything needs a sequel or reboot. At least that's what Kirsten Dunst thinks when it comes to the cult classic film, Bring It On. The high school cheerleading movie recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. Now, when it's common to bring back TV shows and movies, and there's been recent reboots and followups like Freakier Friday, Gossip Girl, I Know What You Did Last Summer and Snow White, to name a few, Dunst told Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday that she wasn't interested in rebooting the franchise. When Dunst was asked if we were getting close to seeing a sequel in the future or if that interests her, she immediately replied, "No." Related Stories Movies 'Roofman' Review: Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst's Chemistry Sweetens Romance Veined With Melancholy in Derek Cianfrance's True-Crime Caper Lifestyle Kirsten Dunst Shares Update on Her Son After His "Serious Health Scare" While She Was Filming Overseas The Power of the Dog actress continued, "I'm like, leave good things where they are." She was then asked if holding a producer title would lead her to do it. "No, no, no, I don't need to put on a cheerleading outfit," she said. "I don't even know what I would do, be a coach or something?" This is a cheer-ocracy and Kirsten Dunst has spoken! 🫢 The 'Bring It On' star says she's not down for any kind of reboot of the iconic teen comedy."I'm like, leave good things where they are," she told us at a screening for 'Roofman' in NYC. Fair enough, cheer captain. 🫡 pic.twitter.com/aE0TKWrbTa- Entertainment Tonight (@etnow) September 9, 2025 Bring It On follows two high school cheerleading teams, the Toros and the Clovers, as they prepare for a national competition. Dunst plays Torrance Shipman, the cheer captain of the Toros, while Gabrielle Union portrays the Clovers' leader. And while there's been plenty of additional Bring It On films in the franchise following the popularity of the 2000 film, including Bring It On Again, All or Nothing, In It to Win It, Fight to the Finish, Worldwide #Cheersmack and Cheer or Die, Dunst has only appeared in the original. Dunst's current view on a reboot is in contrast to comments she made last year. In April 2024, she told Entertainment Tonight, "It depends" when asked if she would return for another Bring It On, and added, "As long as it's not embarrassing." THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Toronto International Film Festival Director Annemarie Jacir Feels Like She's Already Won an Oscar for 'Palestine 36': "All the Odds Were Against Us" Toronto Film Festival Toronto Film Fest Hit by Protest Over Oct. 7 Doc as Israeli, Palestinian Flags, Accusations Fly Vera Farmiga The Slippery Truth About 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' and Ed and Lorraine Warren Oldenburg Film Festival Oldenburg Film Festival: Five Can't-Miss Movies Scott Glenn Scott Glenn on Gene Hackman, Saving Coppola's Life and Still Having "Gas Left in the Tank" Scott Glenn 'Eugene the Marine' Review: Scott Glenn Is Riveting in an Old-School Horror Film That's Not on His Level Toronto International Film Festival Director Annemarie Jacir Feels Like She's Already Won an Oscar for 'Palestine 36': "All the Odds Were Against Us" Toronto Film Festival Toronto Film Fest Hit by Protest Over Oct. 7 Doc as Israeli, Palestinian Flags, Accusations Fly Vera Farmiga The Slippery Truth About 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' and Ed and Lorraine Warren Oldenburg Film Festival Oldenburg Film Festival: Five Can't-Miss Movies Scott Glenn Scott Glenn on Gene Hackman, Saving Coppola's Life and Still Having "Gas Left in the Tank" Scott Glenn 'Eugene the Marine' Review: Scott Glenn Is Riveting in an Old-School Horror Film That's Not on His Level