Jeff Deverett
as Director
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The family film Full Out 2: You Got This!, starring Logan Edra, Sydney Cope, Braedyn Bruner, etc., directed by Jeff Deverett, was released on February 1, 2020 in the United States. It tells the story of when the University of Oklahoma Sooners lose their star gymnast, Brenna Dowell, the rest of the team have to find a way to believe in themselves in order to win their second National Gymnastics Championship. With the help of Riley, a local breakdancing phenomenon, Chayse and her OU teammates learn to incorporate intricate breakdance techniques into their gymnastics routines in order to find a competitive edge. At the end of it all, they realize what matters most is finding the confidence to believe in yourself. This is a Family film with a runtime of 90 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.7/10 from 636 viewers.
Jeff Deverett
as Director
Logan Edra
as Riley
Sydney Cope
as Chayse
Braedyn Bruner
as Natalie
Liza Slaughter
as Brenna
Billie D. Merritt
as AJ
Jessica Johnson
as Coach
Chelsea Werner
as Self - Special Olympian
Bart Conner
as Self - Olympian
Nadia Comaneci
as Self - Olympian
Kelly Garrison
as Self - Olympian - Announcer
Pearce Chadwick
as Elliott
Weston Vrooman
as Oliver
Aniq Zoha
as Dan
Matthew Brown
as Assistant Coach
Madilyn Kellam
as Cindy
Julia Self
as Cindy's Mom
Kelsey Cartwright
as Ballet Dance Teacher
Jenna Allocco
as Trainer
Jeff Deverett
as Writer
Addy Chan
as Writer
Alix Sternberg
as Writer
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This feels more like a low budget movie for people pre-Teens. Bad acting, terrible scrip, and poor casting choice. Most of these girls look like they are in highschool not college and have the wrong physique (thin and not muscular like athletes). Gymnastics shown look like kids retuines not college championships. considering how bad the acting was I don't understand why they didn't use real gymnastics. an hour and a half documentary would have been far more entertaining than this movie.
This is rated G movie about college gymnastics and hip hop dancing based on true story of 2016 OU female gymnastics team. The storylines follow four of the lead gymnasts and their individual challenges and victories. The style is reminiscent of a Disney TV movie and appeals to a wide audience. Inspiring and fun film, especially for younger gymnasts, dancers, and artists. Cameos by past Olympic champions and one special Olympic champion. Love AJ and Elliott's relationship!
I watched this movie because I'm a huge fan of Logan 'Logistx' Edra and wanted to see her act and dance. She was amazing! This movie made me really excited to start dancing more.
I saw the first Full Out movie and enjoyed it. The acting was good and it had a nice story about Ariana Berlin. When I saw the second one was available on Netflix I decided to watch it too. OMG! What a difference in two movies! The second one had no storyline to follow and the acting was terrible! Don't waste your time on it......not worth watching!
Based on the 2016 Oklahoma University gymnast team as they go for the national championship. Brenna (Liza Wilk) their top player leaves the team to go play for the Olympics. Each member must step up and do their best and play as a team to win. They get help from the dancing squad. Great film if you like watching young airbrushed women with muscular legs jump high in the air and land on their feet and break dancing. Too much break dancing for me. They could have cut the scenes short Family-friendly film with very little conflict or drama. I am certain the young girls will love it. Not enough zombies for me.
Lol they could have consulted someone to help them with terminology instead of winging it. More technical points? Like wth... should have been about peng.
This movie is really fun. I loved the dancing! Chayse and Riley had a great friendship too.
Very nice move specially for girls. Not a great storyline but shows what real friendship, teamwork and respect is all about. Watched this with my ten year old daughter and we had a lot fun with it.
When I saw the movie was about the Oklahoma University gymnastics team, I was extremely excited because they are my favorite gymnastics team. But just a couple minutes into the movie, I was already not liking what I saw. 1. Of course, they had stunt doubles doing all the skill, which I already knew was the case before the movie. But, after every tumbling pass they would have the cameras at there face and have them saluting and standing proud. LIKE THAT IS NOT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU END EVERY SKILL. 2. When the actors would "fall" on events it looked like they literally were forced to and was super unnatural! 3. Which leads to point three. The actors were very unnatural in there acting and I don't think they may have been the right fit for the parts. They didn't have the build like a gymnast usually does and some didn't look like there characters. I honesty think the gymnasts should have just played there own roles and it would have been a lot better. 4. This was the worst though. DID ANYONE SEE THAT "VAULT" TOWARDS THE END OF THE MOVIE THE COMPETITION?!?!?! Like she literally skipped down the runway, hit the springboard, CUT OUT THE VAULT PART, THEN YOU COULD SEE HER JUMP OFF THE TABLE, AND THEN OF COURSE THE PERFECT LANDING?!?!? I actually replayed that about five times just because it was so bad. 5. Not to mention that they did BACK LAYOUTS and JUST FLYAWAYS as skills at a COLLEGE LEVEL is just wrong. And the girls thought it was amazing!?!?! Like they should be doing at least double backs or double fulls!?!?! Like what the heck! As a gymnast and actor myself, I think they could have done A LOT better with this movie. They really made the first movie look bad. Please take my suggestion and do not watch this movie if you haven't already! I really wish I could get that hour and a half back.
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