It would probably be more PCĪs hilarious as Mean Girls is, there are definitely aspects to it that haven’t aged all that well.
Maybe I’m wrong, but I’m sure Cady would have managed to stay relatively clued up thanks to the internet, social media or even Netflix in 2020, right? The Halloween costumes would have been V differentĪs iconic as the sexy animal looks are, we think the Plastics would go for seriously basic Halloween costumes in 2020, think sexy Disney Princesses, DC’s Harley Quinn or characters from Riverdale (scantily dressed, of course). So I get that Lindsey Lohan’s character Cady spent 12 years in Africa (they never do manage to specify which part of Africa) but it’s hard to believe that any teenager today would be that clueless when it comes to her peers and the general workings of high school. The way these high schoolers would interact in 2020 would be completely different, and you can imagine the Burn Book would appear in blog/ Google doc/ WhatsApp chat format, there would probably be no four-way calling, and Regina would just need to go off on an anonymous Twitter firestorm instead of distributing photocopied pages of the Burn Book.
One of the main aspects that had to be updated when the story went from the big screen to the stage was the introduction of the smartphone and social media. Social Media would be an integral part of the story We picture The Plastics wearing trendy athleisure outfits, square toed heels, puff sleeves, cycling shorts, chunky sneakers, tiny sunglasses and chic nude palettes in 2020 (though obvi not all at once, that’s like, the rules of feminism).
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The fashion would have a major upgradeĭon’t get me wrong, the frilly skirts, heels, and pink-on-pink looks from the movie are pretty iconic, but probably wouldn’t hold up today. In honour of Mean Girls day, here are eleven ways that the film would be different in 2020 (we’re not including anything Covid-related). While it is forever iconic, there are a few aspects of the film that haven’t kept up with the times. It’s the 2004 cult classic that has spurned a million quotes (“she doesn’t even go here!”), a Mean Girls Broadway musical, an epic Ariana Grande tribute and an entire day of the week dedicated to a specific colour.
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