ReelViewsAlthough Mean Girls is likely to be frequently compared to Heathers, and perhaps occasionally to Election, the movie it most...
Village VoiceDirector Waters and screenwriter Tina Fey ... aim less for the usual high-gloss caricature than acutely hilarious sociology.
Varietythis sassy if wildly uneven comedy navigates the treacherous high school jungle that separates cool cliques from wannabes, ...
Entertainment Weekly''Mean Girls,'' written by Fey and directed by Mark Waters with the same gangly energy he brought to ''Freaky Friday,'' marc...
SlateLet's see what the culture makes of Mean Girls (Paramount), a funny and good-natured hybrid of pop psychology and Saturday N...
The New York TimesThe tart and often charming new comedy ''Mean Girls,'' which opens nationwide today, is a version of the heart-of-darkness t...
E! OnlineFey balances cartoonish gags with plenty of cleverness ... which makes the trauma and laughs ring true.
The New York Times Originality is never the point of an entertainment like this; the point is that director Mark Waters, who capably guided Loh...
The Boston Globe"Mean Girls" is a pitcher of Kool-Aid with a drop of acid, which are the opposite proportions of the beverage you'd expect f...
Chicago Sun-TimesIn a wasteland of dumb movies about teenagers, "Mean Girls" is a smart and funny one.
New York PostIt's an improvement over the dire Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, but Mean Girls is nowhere near as satisfying as Frea...
New York Daily News[Fey's] snappy script and the deft direction of Mark Waters, who did Freaky Friday, keep the laughs coming.
USA TodayMean Girls has the same fancifully dead-on tone as the 1995 high-school comedy Clueless without the sweetness because, hey, ...
Washington PostSmart, funny, well-acted and visually lively, this movie by rights should become a certified teen-comedy hit well before the...
Washington PostMean Girls has a sharp, grown-up sensibility that belies its marketing as airhead comedy.
San Francisco Chronicle"Mean Girls'' is a smart little comedy that tries, within the limits of the teen-movie form, to say some real things about h...
EmpireThis teen comedy proves there's still mileage to be had out of a familiar formula - thanks to a sharp script and winning per...
New York MagazineA smart little teen picture that, for a change, actually features recognizable teens.
Film ThreatAlessandra Stanley noted recently in the New York Times that teen-targeted TV shows often bear little resemblance to reality.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Mark Waters
Writer: Tina Fey
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert
Release: April 30, 2004
Writer: Tina Fey
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert
Release: April 30, 2004
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