Very disappointing...

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

This movie shouldn't even be a full star. I couldn't even focus while watching it because I was so bored. The original was much better. It was dumbed down to a "disney like" version. I get that it was probably aimed toward maybe 6th graders or something, because the original did have some pretty crude jokes. But that's what made it funny! This garbage lacked good fashion, humor and even good acting. The line delivery was so fake, and the movie itself was just so unreal. Honestly, I wish this were never made. It will forever be in the 1st mean girls shadow.

Mean Girls is probably one of the most iconic movies of my generation. It is funny, sassy, relatable, and more importantly, it had a positive message addressed to everyone. The cast was simply amazing, and the comedy was spot on. And up to this point, 12 years after the movie was released, girls everywhere can relate to it. And it's such a good movie.I have no idea who was the stupid human who thought it needed a second part. For starters, this seem to be more of a Disney Channel original movie than anything else. Honestly, I had nothing from the Mean Girls movie we all loved. The comedy was awful, its target audience seemed to be middle schoolers, and I can guarantee that high schoolers do not behave this girls did. One of the reasons why Mean Girls became such a huge phenomenon, is because of how real and relatable it was. This movie was the complete opposite of that. I was cringing all throughout it because of how awful it was. I don't think there's a singular good thing about it. Because even the storyline was bad. Mean Girls wasn't the most original concept, but the way it was portray, it made it original. This so called "sequel" is your typical teenage Disney high school story. The acting was awful and so was mostly everything. If you ever enjoyed Mean Girls, don't bother with this "sequel." You'll just torture yourself.

This film tells the story of a new female student in high schol who befriends a social reject, and subsequently start a war with the Plastics who rule the high school social pecking order."Mean Girls 2" has an entirely different cast, but it preserves the meanness and hilarity of the first film. I do like the way the new female student is so different from the female stereotype, yet still emanates feminity in her own way. The addition of a step brother on the Plastics side adds a good plot point as well, because he's turn between the two campus. The war that goes on between her and the Plastics is a lot of fun to watch as usual, and of course the story has a very satisfactory ending. I really enjoyed watching "Mean Girls 2".

Mean Girls was a classic, but after hearing about a sequel to the 2004 critically acclaimed movie that has memorable quotes, I thought a sequel to Mean Girls was not a bad idea.So, my 25-year-old sister Da'Quantria went out one day when we were in Riverchase Apartments in Nashville and went to McDonald's and I won't explain the plot, but you already know that this is a stand-alone sequel to the 2004 film, instead of a sequel.This does not pick up where the first Mean Girls left off. After finally getting a chance to sit down and watch Mean Girls 2, I was disappointed with Mean Girls 2.I will try to keep this review very short, because if I talk about Mean Girls 2, i am going to scream my head off. Needless to say, I hate MEAN GIRLS 2. Such a disappointment, and Lindsay Lohan and the original cast's presence, with the exception of Tim Meadows, who returns as Principal Duvall in this film, is missing a lot.The dialogue is stupid, and Camp Rock star Meghan Jette Martin deserves a little bit of credit, as well as Jennifer Stone from Wizards of Waverly Place, Nicole Anderson, Maira Walsh, Tim Meadows and the boy who is playing the love interest of Meghan Martin's character, Jo.The one performance that is a little confusing the girl playing Abby, Jennifer Stone. She is okay, but is a little confusing. The editing is a little awkward in a few areas, but is still great. I found this movie to be unwatchable, stupid, lame, unbelievable, crazy and JUST OVER THE TOP! The only things worth mentioning is the direction, the acting and the music. But even then, it's very hard to understand.So, overall, MEAN GIRLS 2 will only work if people who hates direct-to-video sequels.1/10, MEAN GIRLS was a classic. MEAN GIRLS 2 is officially one of the worst teen comedy sequels ever made and it is a disappointment.