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Directed by : Lisa Beach, Sarah Katzman, Jeff Gourson, Stuart H. Pappé, Steven Bernstein, Marlon Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Teddy Castellucci, Gary Paller, Paul Peters

Produced by : Lisa Beach, Sarah Katzman, Jeff Gourson, Stuart H. Pappé, Steven Bernstein, Marlon Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Teddy Castellucci, Gary Paller, Paul Peters

Starring : Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Busy Philipps, Jessica Cauffiel, Jennifer Carpenter, Frankie Faison, John Heard, Jaime King, Brittany Daniel, Lochlyn Munro

Company : Columbia Pictures, Revolution Studios, Wayans Bros. Entertainment, Gone North Productions

Release date(s) : 2004-06-23

Running time :109 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English

Budget :  $37,000,000

Storyline : **The two shades of white!**

I've heard this film a long ago, but I never interested to watch it. We can't avoid them, because when we look for a particular type of film for the occasion, they will pop-up and that is how I watched this now. I know it is a silly comedy, because in a real world this thing never happen. So knowing this is only for cinema, I prepared to enjoy whatever it offers. But I must say, even though my rating is not big, I kind of enjoyed it.

Nobody watches this without knowing its synopsis. So you will already know the fifty per cent of the story when you do. The rest is how it is developed; including how good the jokes are that comes with our watch. So much cliché, but entertaining with some good scenes and lines. The actors were excellent. The make-ups were not flawless, but worked okay, especially for a comedy. Because if there is an error, it will going to appeals from the comedic side.

So the overall film was better than what I presumed all these years. Glad I saw it, it's nothing like those silly comedies I've seen. I've seen many imposter themes, but this is refreshing. All the above, this is a one off film, that's the best thing about it. You know, sequels are what degrades the original film in most of the scenarios. Thanks for that, there's no follow-up for this with a B movie cast and crew. This is a very much watchable film, not comedy riot, but fairly does its job.

_6/10_

Directed by : Marci Liroff, Kym Kristalie, Wendy Greene Bricmont, Marc Fishman, John Stoneham Jr., Brandt Gordon, Rolfe Kent, Mary Jane Fort, Dana E. Glauberman, Mark Waters

Produced by : Marci Liroff, Kym Kristalie, Wendy Greene Bricmont, Marc Fishman, John Stoneham Jr., Brandt Gordon, Rolfe Kent, Mary Jane Fort, Dana E. Glauberman, Mark Waters

Starring : Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert, Amanda Seyfried, Lizzy Caplan, Daniel Franzese, Jonathan Bennett, Tina Fey, Tim Meadows, Amy Poehler

Company : Broadway Video, Paramount, M.G. Films

Release date(s) : 2004-04-30

Running time :97 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :Kiswahili, English, Deutsch, Tiếng Việt

Budget :  $17,000,000

Storyline : I hardly ever watch contemporary American comedies in which most of the top cast are women (I still haven't seen either 'Clueless', 'Bridesmaids' or 'Heathers', for example), but recently I enjoyed 'The Devil Wears Prada', I have liked both Lindsay Lohan (especially in 'Bobby' and 'The Prairie Home Companion') and Rachel McAdams (most significantly in 'Redeye' and 'Passion'), so knowing that one of my favourite SNL comediennes, Tina Fey, both wrote and co-starred in this, made me give it a shot. It being critically lauded by some male cinephiles I trust didn't hurt matters, either.

It was full of laughs and subtly got across its points about 21st-century American society and of the growing pains for young women in its high school shenanigans. 'Mean Girls' is definitely worth the trouble to find and to give a try yourself. It left me enthusiastically wishing Ms. Lohan can sort out her personal troubles and get back to acting, where she belongs.
_Mean Girls_ has absolutely no business being as phenomenal as it is. None at all. If you've read many enough my reviews to get any sort of indication as to the sort of cinema I am in to, then you could be forgiven for assuming I wouldn't be a fan. After all, _Mean Girls_ is about as far away from my wheelhouse as a movie could conceivably be. But I fucking **love** it. And I honestly can't tell you why. Every single piece of _Mean Girls_ examined in isolation, is something I despise. Every trope, formula, format, cliche, device and style choice is something I have ragged on a hundred times before in different reviews, but for whatever reason, I cannot put _Mean Girls_ down. I don't think a single year has gone by since I first saw it in the late '00s that I haven't rewatched it. Usually, multiple times a year. Inexplicable, but there it is.

_Final rating:★★★★½ - Ridiculously strong appeal. I can’t stop thinking about it._