The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Clever, funny, well-written, well-acted. Positive message.

Mean girls Comedy, tragedy, drama (2004) Mean girls is about a situation that happened in high school where a group of girls bully other people. The movie is based on a book. The film is set in America at a high school in 2004. I love the acting in this film. Lindsey Lohan and Rachel Mcadames and Tina fey were the main characters and Lindsey Lohin plays as the role of Cady . My favorite character is Regina because she was super funny and has good acting skill. This movie can respire a lot of people, specially people who are facing bullying, the movie taught us to never judge a book by its cover, and with confidence you can rock about anything and one of the main morals is don't dumb yourself down for a guy. The movie is so inspiring, I give it 9/10 GO WATCH IT SOON!!!!!!!

God I love this movie. I have never ever watched a movie twice (not even a really good one) except for Mean Girls. Am I trying to say it's a cinematic masterpiece? No. But in the chick-flick genre it absolutely takes the crown. A funny, clever, seemingly shallow yet surprisingly wise guilty pleasure is how I like to describe it. Mean Girls subtly compares high school and the cruel "girl world" that exists within to the Jungle. The only thing that makes the two any different is the scheming, backstabbing, trash talking, manipulative ways in which these girls operate, causing an invisible wall of lies to be the only thing separating them from beasts, and let me give you a hint; the wall came down. We see how our protagonist (Cady) gets pulled into the hierarchy led by dictatorial ruler Regina and her clique of "Plastics." The thing that's so charming about the movie is that no matter how evil Regina gets, no matter how horrible she acts you just can't hate her (and yes I admit I am a little biased because Rachel McAdams is like my biggest girl crush ever). She is not portrayed as incredibly dumb (something other teen movies can't survive without) which when you think about it makes total sense: no dumb person could manipulate and intimidate their way trough high school so well. Of course the Plastics are shallow and the man crush is a popular hottie and the girl Cady first befriends happens to hate Regina more than anyone BECAUSE IT'S Still A HIGH SCHOOL MOVIE. You can't make a classic without throwing some of the stereotypes in there. Yet on the other hand the uniqueness of it is how it's the first of its kind to show how power and popularity can make you blind to other peoples feelings, and how bringing others down will not make your own insecurities vanish. Popularity should not be gained through intimidation, it should be earned by being NICE (a word that makes eyes roll and goosebumps appear in girl world). And if the horde can just realize the queen holds no actual power over them unless they give it to her she will need no taking down, she will fall herself. The best of its kind, a true classic that will never go out of fashion (even though we're talking about 2004 fashion), I would absolutely advice anyone who likes these kinds of movies to watch it right away, but then again, who hasn't already?

We rated this film 8/10.Mean Girls is a hilarious girly comedy. It is full of funny moments, and it will always be a favourite film.The film teaches us the importance of staying true to yourself and to not get carried away in gossip and dramas, and what damage backstabbing can cause.This is a family friendly film (although some scenes are not best suited for young viewers).