Paramount's musical version of Mean Girls has released a trailer. In the trailer, a story about a girl making friends on campus, discovering the dark side of campus, and taking revenge emerges.

1905 Movie Network News Paramount's musical version of "Mean Girls" has released a trailer. In the trailer, a story about a girl making friends on campus, discovering the dark side of campus, and taking revenge emerges.

The entire trailer is full of youthful atmosphere, and the singing and dancing scenes are filled with a cheerful and enthusiastic atmosphere. Judging from the trailer, this will be a climactic youth musical. The original "Mean Girls" is a campus youth movie released in 2004, written by Tina Fey and directed by Mark Waters. The starring cast includes Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey, Amanda Seyfried and other current stars. Mean Girls in 2004 was adapted from the non-fiction novel "Queen Bee and the Follower" written by Rosalind Weisman. It tells the story of the heroine Katie, who moved to Illinois with her parents when she was 15 years old and began her career as a teenager. The story of my first campus life.

At the MTV Movie Awards at the time, the film won three awards: Best Actress, Most Breakthrough Actress, and Best Screen Combination. It can be said that this is a film with heavy acting. Like the original film, judging from the trailer, the musical "Mean Girls" still focuses on the glamor of girls. In the original film, the two protagonists wore more than 70 sets of costumes, and their costumes were different in almost every shot. In terms of cast and crew, Tina Fey from the original film returns as screenwriter, with Renee Rapp, Angourie Rice, Tina Fey, Jon Hamm, Ashley Park and others starring. According to plan, the film will be released on January 12.