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Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:09am

Has it reached cult classic status?

It certianly seems it has...

I love this movie...

"One no longer loves one's insight enough once one communicates it."

The opposite of creation isn't war, it's stagnation.

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:09am

does it count as a cult classic if it did so well in theatres?

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:11am

Eh. I dunno. I dont exactly know the rules.

"One no longer loves one's insight enough once one communicates it."

The opposite of creation isn't war, it's stagnation.

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:11am

Yeah, it's really not old enough to be a "classic" and was too widely and well-recevied to be deemed "cult."

"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:19am

I must say, I've fallen in love with the movie.

"Watch where you're going FAT ASS!"

"If it walks like a Parks, if it wobbles like a Parks, then it's definitely fat and nobody loves it." --MA

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:21am

it will NEVER reach the status of 'Heathers"

well F*** me with a chainsaw.

It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story... AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:23am

God, Heathers was the best. "Lick it up, baby. Lick. It. Up."

"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:25am

I saw some girls in my local mall wearing shirts that said Plastics on them.

Dov'`e mia luce, mio cor?

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:26am

what's your damage, Heather?

I LOVE MY DEAD GAY SON!

It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story... AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956

#10

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:27am

I secretly (so, though I guess not so much anymore!) love this movie.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#11

I was so pleasantly surprised by this movie! It was just so well written and acted that it was elevated above standard teen movie status. I love it and Tina Fey so much!

-"If you're from Africa, then why are you white?"
-"Oh my god, Karen. You can't just ask people why they're white!"

.... best quote ever!

"I seem to have wandered into the BRAIN load-out thread... "
-best12bars

"Sorry I am a Theatre major not a English Major"
-skibumb5290

#12

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:40am

I was once part of the Plastics of Dallas, that is, until I moved. We weren't really that bitchy, just had the Best. Of everything.

STP, you may as well join them too. (www.myspace.com/seanbizzle). He's the king of the **Plastics**

I watched this on Saturday night - Love it.

I loved this movie so much more when I just thought it was Tina's idea. When I found it was once a book.. not so much.

#13

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:42am

I think the movie was f*ing brilliant. I do want to read the book though.

Deet: Shira, I Love You!

#14

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 12:48am

To answer your question - yes, I believe it is a cult classic. It's smart, and funny, and the characters are so stereotypical you can't help but love them.

And just think, its Ms Lohan. I don't care what anyone says. The girl can act circles around anyone. And Rachel McAdams - she looks so different from Lisa in RED EYE, it's scary. Great make up.

#15

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:32am

How can a movie that came out a year and a half ago and grossed over a hundred million dollars worldwide be considered a cult classic?

"How do you like THAT 'misanthropic panache,' Mr. Goldstone?" - PalJoey

#16

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:34am

I definitely think my great grandkids will watch this movie and love it. It's so, I dunno... The themes are universal. Everyone experiences Mean Girls.

#17

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:36am

This is Sindheim' next project actually...he is adapting it as a stage musical. Should be interesting to say the least.

Akiva

#18

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:36am

Oh my. I want to play Regina.

#19

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 1:41am

Link Larkin: I'm the most gullible person in the world... Are you joking!?!

"I seem to have wandered into the BRAIN load-out thread... "
-best12bars

"Sorry I am a Theatre major not a English Major"
-skibumb5290

#20

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 4:45am

I saw "Red Eye" tonight and I had my fingers crossed that she would get on the plane first and he would try to sit next to her and she would just scream, "You can't sit with me!" That's an official staple of my group. If everyone is sitting down and someone tries to squeeze their way in, someone is guaranteed to burst out, "You can't sit with us!!!"
God, we quote it, too much. For some reason, "Glen Coco, two for you, Glen Coco. You go, Glen Coco!" has even caught on. I also love to say, "My nail beds suck."

#21

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 4:47am

oh my gosh... a bunch of us quote "you go, glen coco" all the time!!

::bust a move::

#22

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 7:30am

(ok, is it bad that the only reason I know the quote "What's your damage, Heather?" is from Gilmore Girls?)

Anyways, I absolutely adore Mean Girls. I quote it so much, it's scary. I didn't really want to see it when I went. But it was with my best friend so I saw it. I ended up liking it more then her. It's seriously one of my favorites. Cult status though? I don't know about that.

"This table, he is over one hundred years old. If I could, I would take an old gramophone needle and run it along the surface of the wood. To hear the music of the voices. All that was said." - Doug Wright, I Am My Own Wife

#23

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 8:26am

GREAT ! GREAT Film and actually quite indictive of these boards in general!

#24

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 9:01am

Um, I thought that in between working on GROUNDHOG DAY, Sondheim was busy doctoring BOUNCE!.

BUT, I certainly would have no problem with him working on this...

It would probably acutally give him a show with a chance of breaking 1000 performances...

#25

re: Mean Girls

Posted: 8/22/05 at 9:07am

What in God's name would Stonehenge, I mean Sondheim, know about teenage girls?

Give him people in trees! Malcontent homosexuals! Smelly Old Ladies! Anything boring and he rocks it or used to, before his talent tried up way back in 1986!

.......But something fun, alive, fresh? Forget it!

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