There’s always a lot of controversy surrounding remakes of beloved movies we all know and love, and the new Mean Girls musical is no exception. The new trailer for the Gen-Z version of the hit 2000s classic finally came out this week and created a lot of commotion on social media.

Contrary to popular belief, the new version of Mean Girls isn’t a direct remake of the original movie starring Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams. It’s actually based on the Broadway musical inspired by the beloved teen comedy, which scored 12 Tony nominations during its original run.

Unfortunately, this is hard to tell based on the trailer alone because it doesn’t feature any songs from the original musical. It’s instead set to the beat of Olivia Rodrigo’s “Get Him Back!” and seemingly hides the film’s true genre, probably because movie musicals often struggled at the box office in recent years.

Social media users also went crazy about the film’s logline “not your mother’s Mean Girls” and posted countless tweets about its badly photoshopped poster. Some felt that the cast of the new film, which includes Angourie Rice, Reneé Rapp, Bebe Wood, Avantika Vandanapu, Christopher Briney, and Auliʻi Cravalho, doesn’t live up to the original.

They’ll have a chance to prove us wrong on January 12, 2024, when the new version of Mean Girls will officially hit the theaters.

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Meal Girls is as popular today as it was when it came out almost two decades ago, and Walmart decided to use its popularity to its advantage. They just released a fetch new ad featuring the cast of the original film, and it didn’t take it long to become a viral sensation.

Walmart’s new ad is filled with countless Mean Girls references, and it features three of the film’s four leading ladies: Amanda Seyfried, Lindsay Lohan, and Lacey Chabert. Rachel McAdams’s glaring absence inspired several viral tweets, and a source close to the actress claims she “didn’t want to do it.”

Even without Regina George to stir up some drama, Walmart’s new ad is a truly slam dunk. It does a great job capturing the aesthetic of the original movie and features a cameo from supporting actors Daniel Franzese as Damian and Rajiv Surendra as Kevin.

The ad also reveals the faith of the three main characters. Cady Heron now works as a guidance counselor at North Shore High School, Gretchen Wieners is a “cool mom” still trying to make fetch happen, while Karen Smith is living her dream of being a news reporter.

Walmart’s ad isn’t the only pop culture phenomenon to trigger our Meal Girls nostalgia. The adaptation of a Broadway musical based on this film is just around the corner, and we’ll get to see it in theatres this January.

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We can always count on Primark to give us nostalgia overload with one of their pop culture inspired collections. They haven’t disappointed us yet, and their latest home range will have you saying, “Get in, loser. We’re going shopping!”

Primark’s Mean Girls home range features coffee mugs, plaques, photo frames, light boxes and stationary pieces, inspired by the most popular lines from the cult teen movie that made their way into our daily lives.

Primark didn’t stop at simply paying homage to this movie through home decorations. They also introduced a wide range of loungewear and accessories reminiscent of the iconic “Burn Book”. Some of them come with hilarious quotes such as “She doesn’t even go here” and “You’re, like, really pretty.”

If you’re looking for a way to bring major Mean Girls vibes into your life, this collection has everything you could possibly wish for. We have to give it up for Primark for finally helping Gretchen Wieners make ‘fetch’ happen because this range will have us rocking pink all week long – not only on Wednesday.

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There’s always a lot of controversy surrounding remakes of beloved movies we all know and love, and the new Mean Girls musical is no exception. The new trailer for the Gen-Z version of the hit 2000s classic finally came out this week and created a lot of commotion on social media.

Contrary to popular belief, the new version of Mean Girls isn’t a direct remake of the original movie starring Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams. It’s actually based on the Broadway musical inspired by the beloved teen comedy, which scored 12 Tony nominations during its original run.

Unfortunately, this is hard to tell based on the trailer alone because it doesn’t feature any songs from the original musical. It’s instead set to the beat of Olivia Rodrigo’s “Get Him Back!” and seemingly hides the film’s true genre, probably because movie musicals often struggled at the box office in recent years.

Social media users also went crazy about the film’s logline “not your mother’s Mean Girls” and posted countless tweets about its badly photoshopped poster. Some felt that the cast of the new film, which includes Angourie Rice, Reneé Rapp, Bebe Wood, Avantika Vandanapu, Christopher Briney, and Auliʻi Cravalho, doesn’t live up to the original.

They’ll have a chance to prove us wrong on January 12, 2024, when the new version of Mean Girls will officially hit the theaters.

The post New Trailer for “Mean Girls” Musical is the Talk of the Town appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Meal Girls is as popular today as it was when it came out almost two decades ago, and Walmart decided to use its popularity to its advantage. They just released a fetch new ad featuring the cast of the original film, and it didn’t take it long to become a viral sensation.

Walmart’s new ad is filled with countless Mean Girls references, and it features three of the film’s four leading ladies: Amanda Seyfried, Lindsay Lohan, and Lacey Chabert. Rachel McAdams’s glaring absence inspired several viral tweets, and a source close to the actress claims she “didn’t want to do it.”

Even without Regina George to stir up some drama, Walmart’s new ad is a truly slam dunk. It does a great job capturing the aesthetic of the original movie and features a cameo from supporting actors Daniel Franzese as Damian and Rajiv Surendra as Kevin.

The ad also reveals the faith of the three main characters. Cady Heron now works as a guidance counselor at North Shore High School, Gretchen Wieners is a “cool mom” still trying to make fetch happen, while Karen Smith is living her dream of being a news reporter.

Walmart’s ad isn’t the only pop culture phenomenon to trigger our Meal Girls nostalgia. The adaptation of a Broadway musical based on this film is just around the corner, and we’ll get to see it in theatres this January.

The post Original “Mean Girls” Cast Returns for Walmart’s Viral Black Friday Ad appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We can always count on Primark to give us nostalgia overload with one of their pop culture inspired collections. They haven’t disappointed us yet, and their latest home range will have you saying, “Get in, loser. We’re going shopping!”

Primark’s Mean Girls home range features coffee mugs, plaques, photo frames, light boxes and stationary pieces, inspired by the most popular lines from the cult teen movie that made their way into our daily lives.

Primark didn’t stop at simply paying homage to this movie through home decorations. They also introduced a wide range of loungewear and accessories reminiscent of the iconic “Burn Book”. Some of them come with hilarious quotes such as “She doesn’t even go here” and “You’re, like, really pretty.”

If you’re looking for a way to bring major Mean Girls vibes into your life, this collection has everything you could possibly wish for. We have to give it up for Primark for finally helping Gretchen Wieners make ‘fetch’ happen because this range will have us rocking pink all week long – not only on Wednesday.

The post Primark “Mean Girls” Collection is So Fetch! appeared first on toppoptoday.com.