Add to that a depressingly predictable story, terrible dialogue and humour, rushed pacing, (bad) sit-com-ish production values, generic soundtrack and a far too obvious conclusion and you have a poor film overall. Maeghan Martin's acting is awful and very forced and Maiara Walsh is far too subtle to be believable. When it comes to the acting, only Tim Meadows and Jennifer Stone acquit themselves well. Comparing it to the first Mean Girls, this film feels nothing like the original, so much has changed not just in the cast but also in the little things and in terms of consistency too. This made-for-TV sequel was a mess, not just as a sequel but on its own terms. From new friends, dreams and hopes to enemies and indisputable rivalry, this one has got it all for an energetic amusing evening. Victoria Justice, Peyton List, Avan Jogia, Eden Sher, Ashley Rickards, Claudia Lee What's it about When two high school misfits and BFFs, Jodi (Justice) and Mindy (Sher), get pranked by the school's mean girls, they decide to fight back by spearheading an outcast uprising, with the help of every other unpopular student. I would go as far to say that it was my personal favourite Lindsay Lohan movie. Girls Just Want To Have Fun (1985) Sarah Jessica Parker shines in this American dancing romantic comedy which contains all the aspects we seek to find in a vibrant upbeat coming-of-age movie. I love the first Mean Girls, it was funny, cool, dark and very well-acted.
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