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Okay, not to make you feel old or anything, but "Bring It On" was released 25 years ago ... and we're marking the occasion by showing you what its stars looked like then and now!

We think the hit cheerleading flick, which starred celebs like Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union, holds up a quarter-century after its debut, especially when you consider all the iconic quotes -- and spirit fingers -- it packed into 98 minutes of runtime.

Alright, everyone, it's time for another guess who ... just don't get caught stealing any hints about this one!

We found this celeb at the 2022 premiere of his flick "Elvis" -- okay, one hint can't hurt -- when he was taking selfies with a bunch of adoring fans who'd come out to see him strut his stuff before heading in to see himself on the silver screen.

American actor and director Gaelan Draper was 20 years old when he played Will Burton -- the music-lover and new kid at school who is initially an outcast ... but gains popularity just bein' himself -- in the family/musical film "Bandslam" back in 2009.

Joining Gaelan on the movie set included Vanessa Hudgens as Will's love interest Sa5m, who is standoffish and shy, Aly Michalka as Charlotte, the lead singer of the band and former cheerleader, and Lisa Kudrow as Will's (single) caring mother, Karen.

In 2011, he played Wyatt Black in Cartoon Network's "Level Up."

Ryan Gosling has officially landed in a galaxy far, far away -- he’s on the set of the next "Star Wars" flick, and the first look is here!

Peep the B&W pic, Ryan posted up Thursday with rising child star Flynn Gray on the set of Shawn Levy’s "Star Wars: Starfighter" -- the flick just kicked off production and is gunning for lightspeed to theaters in 2027.

Ryan’s role is still under wraps, but make no mistake -- he’s front and center in this Lucasfilm saga. Not only is he leading the movie, he’s also flexing as an executive producer.

Zoë Kravitz might be arm-in-arm with Harry Styles off-duty, but on screen it’s all sparks with Austin Butler -- the heat’s wild, the scenes are racy, and critics are barking their praise!

"TMZ Movie Tea"s Jabeen Waheed is spilling the week’s hottest releases -- starting with Austin and Zoë getting down and dirty in Darren Aronofsky’s gritty crime thriller ... and yep, Bad Bunny’s in the mix too, clocking in more Hollywood street cred while he’s at it.

Craving some across-the-pond cheek? Jabeen -- AKA our resident Brit -- has got you ... over on Netflix, "The Thursday Murder Club" proves no one cracks a cold case better than a crew of retirees ... especially when the squad is Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren, and Sir Ben Kingsley.

Anne Hathaway just provided some outtakes for "The Devil Wears Prada 2" ... because ya gotta see the way she fell down a stoop while filming in New York City.

The actress is all dolled up, leaving her front door in heels when she takes a tumble down a flight of stairs.

Anne's legs fold under her and she falls on her butt ... but she hops right up, raises her arms and declares, "She's fine!!!"

Jennifer Lopez may be hustlin' to stay queen of every stage and screen ... but her former costar Luis Guzmán just yanked the tiara right off her head.

The "Wednesday" star -- who plays Gomez Addams on the Netflix hit -- was quizzed by costar Emma Myers on his takes about past colleagues ... and after showering Catherine Zeta-Jones and Adam Sandler with love, he hit J Lo with a limp shrug and a flat "OK."'

Luis' "meh"-level response sent shockwaves across the table ... even Jenna Ortega and Joy Sunday were wide-eyed, giggling as the awkwardness hung in the air.

If Harry Styles wasn't a fan of Zoë Kravitz's "watermelon sugar" before, he will be now ... the actress just put her fit body on display in a striking 2-piece ensemble.

Check it out ... ZK hit the red carpet for the NYC premiere of her new movie, "Caught Stealing," where she rocked an itty-bitty black crop top and a low-rise matching skirt ... leaving little to the imagination.

Zoë rounded out her look with a pair of black stilettos and by keeping her gorgeous long locks down. A 10/10 look, if you ask us!!!

American actor David Thornton was 61 years old when he played Nick -- the wealthy and successful businessman -- in the 2014 romantic comedy "The Other Woman."

Thornton played opposite many Hollywood icons like Cameron Diaz as the the hot blonde and attorney who discovers she's a mistress, Carly, Leslie Mann as the ditsy yet intelligent housewife who's being cheated on, Kate and Kate Upton as one of the other hot mistresses, Amber.

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau plays the cheating, insecure husband, Mark, and Nicki Minaj plays the sassy and real assistant, Lydia.

Speculation that Ryan Reynolds and Robert Downey Jr. had a massive blowup on the set of "Avengers: Doomsday" has spread like wildfire online ... but the rumors aren't just a load of crap -- there's no way it could have happened, TMZ has learned.

Here's the deal ... the internet subculture devoted to Marvel conjecture cooked up a story that there was a verbal fight on the set of 'Doomsday' between two mega stars ... and fingers were inexplicably pointed at RR and RDJ. Why them? No clue.

A source with direct knowledge tells TMZ … Ryan and Robert know each other, sure ... but here's the problem with the rumor -- they've never actually met in person!

Michael Madsen left one heck of a legacy in Hollywood when he died last month -- and now his son’s ready to pick up his father's acting torch.

TMZ caught up with the late actor's son Luke, who says he was always on and off about acting -- but after his dad passed, all those memories of running around movie sets came flooding back and reignited his passion for the craft.

Luke also tells us which of his dad’s iconic roles he’d want to step into, and shares a key memory with his dad that, yep, is also movie-related!

Canadian actress Katheryn Winnick was 32 years old when she played Lisa -- the hot blonde who has a threesome with Jake Gyllenhaal's character -- in the 2010 rom-com film "Love & Other Drugs."

Winnick shared the big screen with Hollywood greats like Anne Hathaway as the curly-haired artist with Parkinson's disease, Maggie, Jake Gyllenhaal as the hot and oddly intelligent pharmaceutical salesman, Jamie and Judy Greer as the front desk assistant who sleeps with Jamie, Cindy.

Of course, Katheryn would go on to star on the TV show "Vikings" from 2013-2020 -- and movies, like "The Art of Steal."

We know working with a camera can be an intense process ... and this director takes his filmmaking very, very, seriously!

We caught this auteur way back in 2009, when he started beefing with our camera guy while heading back to his car ... and although the conversation got a little heated, the two decided to do the right thing and head their separate ways!

Everyone loves a good summer blockbuster, and we think what really makes these movies is their casts -- so we're checking out what the cast of "Jaws" turned out like after the movie dropped in 1975!

Steven Spielberg really knew what he was doing when he had stars like Roy Scheider and Robert Shaw face off against a gargantuan killer shark off the coast of New England, but they weren't the only ones dealing with the big fish -- who was nicknamed "Bruce" by the movie's crew!

One of the biggest rushes you can get in Hollywood is spotting celebs in public ... and we think you'll experience euphoria if you can guess who this actress is!

We caught this star back in 2019, right when her career really started taking off after she started appearing in a certain HBO show, and she's since starred in flicks like "Immaculate" and "Anyone But You" -- just in case you needed a few hints.

Hollywood’s having a full-on female takeover this week -- and you already know Sydney Sweeney’s kicking the doors down to lead the charge!

Yup, TMZ Movie Tea’s Jabeen Waheed is dishing the ultimate girly lineup -- and it doesn’t get hotter than this: Sydney Sweeney and Ana de Armas joining forces (yes, together!!!😱) alongside Vanessa Kirby for Ron Howard’s star-studded survival thriller, "Eden."

Next up, Margaret Qualley steps into the trenches as a small-town P.I. in "Honey Don't!" -- with Aubrey Plaza riding shotgun. The unapologetically femme-led, queer thriller is already turning heads ... and the chatter’s only getting louder.

Honorable mentions this week? Samara Weaving pulling off a slick Hulu heist in "Eenie Meanie" … and Dakota Johnson's diving headfirst into heartbreak with the breakup dramedy "Splitsville."