The Cheetah Girls 2 (2006)

I like the show because it was good i really liked it I liked it very much. Kenny Ortega is a very good director and I think he should make a another cheetah girls and then make another one where they are apart doing there own thing and then reunite at the end I feel that these 4 ladies have grown into beautiful young women and the world will never get tired of the cheetah girls another thing I also think that maybe one of them can get married or think about getting married that would cause the separation of them and the they reunite. I am 16 years old and I will never get tired of the cheetah girls so, that's the reason why I voted 10 because the movie is a 10 and I liked it a lot better than the first one. in this one they are older and alittle wiser and the mom's are more a part of the story line. Wait I have another story line the reason why they are apart is because chanel is the one that is getting married, galleria is in another group dorinda is a choreographer and aquanette is in the fashion world and for some reason they reunite. thank you for your time

I have heard a lot of criticism with this movie. I, personally enjoyed the movie, and I don't think viewers should be so critical. If you don't like it, don't watch it. There is no need to put it down. I love the Disney Channel. I think the Cheetah Girls are an excellent addition. I have also heard that they are feuding. If they are, I hope that they settle their differences. I would hate to see them split. The second movie, in my opinion, was better than the first one. The setting was beautiful. I think as critics, we expect everything to be perfect. We expect too much. You try making a movie and make it appeal to all age groups.

As a fan of musicals, I am pleased by the Disney Channel's efforts to keep the genre alive. Indeed, some of their efforts are excellent musicals: HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, for example.This movie, however, is shot with little sophistication in either the musical forms or the dance forms. Most of the songs are fast, energetic hip-hop pieces danced with tremendous sexual energy. Only one song tries something different, "A La Nanita Nanan" and it is sung as a study in pure modality, with nothing to say beyond that.The photography is beautiful but straightforward -- try to shoot Barcelona and make it ugly! -- and does not use the background for any real emotional content.In short, this movie speaks down to its audience, giving them what they expect to see -- four teen-aged girls in Barcelona for a musical festival and romance with a dancing Spanish grandee. The lack of variety gets a little onerous at times and speaks to a pre-teen audience that used to be served by magazines like 'Tiger Beat'. The people who made this movie missed a great opportunity: 8.3 million people tuned in for the premiere. But the talent were not interested in either glorious past of the musical or the future potential. The result is a movie that won't survive.

I thought overall this movie was pretty good. It had good settings, characters, actors/actresses, music, and a good plot. What I don't like though is the way the movie is set up. I guess I'm not a big fan of Kenny Ortega's works. It reminded me a lot of High School Musical. It was all good except for the set up. I don't like when the songs in the movie are set up to be like a music video. If I wanted to watch a music video I would watch MTV or BET. The songs numbers need to be more realistic. How could 4 people in completely different places be singing the same song at the same time. How could 10 different dancers be dancing the same steps to the a song they've never heard with dance steps they've never seen. It kinda ruined the movie for me.