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It was fun to watch. Lindsey Lohan is a good actress. Thats about it...

amazing movie, shame it didnt have a few of the trailer clips in it, which i was suprised at. but really funny and makes you think. not too fussed on lyndsey lohan bt i liked her in this. ace!!

A genius movie. My favorite of all time with perhaps a few Disney classics as exceptions. Tina Fey is genius as a writer.

I am not fussy on Lindsay Lohan, but this was a well done movie, proving something to teens, although I doubt that anyone will take anything from it and use it other than for the purpose of udoing.

This is not your average teen flick -- it's absolutely hilarious thanks to SNL head writer Tina Fey's brand of humor. The girls also deliver their lines quite well. A great exaggeration of high school life among girls.

one of the better teenage movies. usually I avoid teen type movies since they are aimed at teens on down only.this one is nice for adults to watch too. Lindsay Lohan did a nice job as the 16 year old girl who had been home schooled in Africa and was enduring her first year in a high school. She quickly learns of all the cliques there are amongst the girls.She experiences how mean girls can be to each other with all the gossip, excluding others and how they can manipulate each other. she goes from nice girl to temporary not so nice girl, learns a few lessons and goes back to nice girl. my teenage daughter and i saw this and liked it. Brings back memories of high school and really school is not so different now then when it was 25 plus years ago.

I found this movie hilarious. The content isn't always the most appropriate, but other then that, it's really funny.

This movie was cute and funny. It was quite true about a lot of high school cliques these days. This movie can teach a good lesson, and I certainly hope it does.

I was expecting this movie to be just a 90 min max. chick flick that leaves you unsatisfied..but it wasn't. It was funny, sad, and had a good moral to it. It shows you what high school and cliques can really do to people.

While MEAN GIRLS, a new release by Paramount Pictures shows the comedic side of teen female relational aggression and cliques, a new documentary titled RATS & BULLIES from R&R Media Productions, looks at the secret world of girls through the lens of a tragic true story involving real mean girls. The Fourth Annual Thunderbird International Film Festival held in Southern Utah will spotlight the feature-documentary. RATS & BULLIES: The Dawn-Marie Wesley Story. The film festival which focuses on cinema that is family friendly with allowances for cultural differences, takes place over the course of five days from June 2nd through the 6th, with screenings during three of those days. RATS & BULLIES will act as a centerpiece for the festival with a presentation set for June 4th, at 3:00PM to be followed by a question and answer session with the two directors and producers, Roberta McMillan and Ray Buffer. RATS & BULLIES tells the story of a young girl from Canada named Dawn-Marie Wesley who tragically committed suicide using her own dogs leash to hang herself in her bedroom after being systematically bullied and threatened by three juvenile girls from her school. The story involves the incidents which led to the tragedy and continues through the grief of those left behind and the legal precedents which followed. Discover the world of female relational aggression, teen bullying and the painful consequences of harassment and suicide in this important and powerful film. The Thunderbird International Film Festival takes place on the campus of Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah. Those wishing to attend are encouraged to reserve tickets early as seating for RATS & BULLIES is likely to sell out. Tickets may be purchased locally in Southern Utah at the Best Western El Rey Inn & Suites, 80 South Main, Cedar City, Utah 84720 and the SUU Communications Dept. For more information on the Thunderbird International Film Festival contact (435)586-7861 or visit the festivals website at http://www.thunderbirdfilmfestival.suu.edu Learn more about RATS & BULLIES at http://ratsandbullies.com