Mean Girls

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The Return of 'Mean Girls': A Musical Phenomenon

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Discover the latest buzz around the 'Mean Girls' musical adaptation and its box office success!

The iconic teen comedy 'Mean Girls' is back with a bang, this time as a musical adaptation that is taking the entertainment world by storm. With an estimated $30 million box office opening weekend, the production is set to rule the theaters. Directed by Samantha Jayne and Arturo Perez Jr., the movie stays true to the original storyline, exploring the adventures of a sheltered teenager navigating the harsh realities of high school. Tina Fey's reflections on the evolution of 'Mean Girls' across generations add a nostalgic touch to the revamped musical experience.

Renée Rapp shines as Regina George in the musical film, bringing a new dimension to the character fans love to hate. Despite mixed reviews, the film captures the essence of the beloved cult classic while injecting some fresh energy into the narrative. The catchy tunes and talented cast keep audiences hooked, proving that 'Mean Girls' still has what it takes to captivate viewers of all ages. The musical format seems to suit the story well, with a standout performance by Angourie Rice in the lead role, originally portrayed by Lindsay Lohan.

In a surprising twist, Nia Sioux makes her big screen debut in the 'Mean Girls' musical movie, adding a new face to the familiar storyline. Lindsay Lohan's yearning for connection while filming the original 'Mean Girls' highlights the emotional journey behind the scenes. As the musical continues to attract both old fans and new audiences, it's clear that 'Mean Girls' remains a cultural phenomenon, garnering attention and admiration from all corners.

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'Mean Girls' Box Office Opening Weekend Estimates at $30 Million (Variety)

"Mean Girls," a musical adaptation of the hit 2004 movie, is aiming to rule the box office in its opening weekend.

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Nia Sioux Has A Cameo In The 'Mean Girls' Musical Movie & I'm ... (Her Campus)

On Jan. 9, Nia Sioux announced that she's appearing in the new 'Mean Girls' musical movie, which marks her first big screen debut.

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'Mean Girls': Review (Screen International)

Making their feature debut, directors Samantha Jayne and Arturo Perez Jr. remain faithful to the story of a sheltered teenager who discovers that high school is ...

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'Mean Girls': Familiar but still pretty fetch (The Washington Post)

This sharp high-school comedy is a reboot of the “Mean Girls” film and Broadway musical.

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Tina Fey on 'Mean Girls' Then and Now (The New York Times)

With a new version of Regina George and the Plastics headed to theaters, she reflects on how different generations have reacted over the years.

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Tina Fey's 'Mean Girls' musical brings the tunes, but lacks spunk of ... (USA TODAY)

Tina Fey's new "Mean Girls" movie musical takes the Broadway show and doesn't do anything with it in a retread of the 2004 Lindsay Lohan teen classic.

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'Mean Girls' Musical Film Is Not Fetch, But Reneé Rapp Kills as Regina (Rolling Stone)

This generation's Plastics gets the Regina George it deserves in cluttered, chaotic remake/adaptation of Tina Fey's cult classic-turned-Broadway hit.

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Mean Girls (2024) (Empire)

Regina George (Reneé Rapp) is feared and worshipped by everyone at North Shore High — until the arrival of homeschooled Cady Heron (Angourie Rice) shakes ...

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'Mean Girls' deserves a seat at the cool kids' table (CNN)

Mean Girls” earns its seat at the cool kids table behind the strength of an insanely talented cast, catchy songs, nods to the original movie and ageless ...

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Mean Girls review – high-school sadism comedy as sugar-rush ... (The Guardian)

In some ways the musical format suits Mean Girls better than the original movie version, with Angourie Rice in the role once occupied by Lindsay Lohan.

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'Mean Girls' Review: A Lively Musical Remake With Something to Say (Variety)

An adaptation of the 2018 Broadway musical proves that mean-girl culture is still worth skewering.

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Mean Girls is Still Grool as Ever (RANGE)

Mean Girls is even hotter than it was yesterday. It's not my fault I'm in love with it all over again. Yes, I'm quoting lyrics from the new musical motion ...

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'Mean Girls' review: Oy, Fey (Los Angeles Times)

Not even strong performances by Reneé Rapp and Auli'i Cravalho can breathe sufficient life into this fan-servicing farrago.

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While Making 'Mean Girls,' Lindsay Lohan “Just Needed a Hug” (Vanity Fair)

In an excerpt from 'So Fetch: The Making of Mean Girls (And Why We're Still So Obsessed with It),' author Jennifer Armstrong digs into Lohan's yearning to ...

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