Whoever reviews any Bratz thing I think wants to create a Britney Spears image. These are mostly fine movies and there is good socail behaivor and there are good messages.

For one, they did NOT say Christ, alrighty? Second, I actually have this movie, its not too bad, kind of interesting.. Although the girls slang is rather annoying, still, not that horrifying. The music is actually not too bad. The girls wear pretty tight clothing, but nothing like cleveage is showing. They dance in one scene, sometimes a tad sexy, but its not that big, just them moving their hips. The thing that got be freaked was those bald guys chasing them, Katia got dizzy and was taken away, but it was a pretty harmless movie. Plus, my two favorite voice actresses (Tara Strong and Cree Summer) are in it. I don't suggest breaking your fathers rules,running away, and arguing about wearing makeup as good messages though (you don't need makeup to be beautiful, perhaps to express yourself though)

Actually, Mojo, it's not the content that makes this movie inapropriate, but the messages and roll models. Girls who watch these kinds of movies are prone to have anorexia so that they can look like the Bratz (even though the probably look fine already) and 1 in 2,000 girls has a body like the Bratz. And, 10% of the time, anorexia can lead to death and it's all because of stuff like this! Language and Sex won't scar kids permanently, it's messages telling them that if they can't look like the Bratz, they aren't good enough. Sadly, most media has come to this. One very good example for everyone of something the opposite of this is found in the episode of "The Twilight Zone" called "Eye of the Beholder." It was made in 1960 and may put kids off because it's in black and white, but make them watch it anyway. I am usually pretty liberal in my reviews, but this is an issue that can have no tolerance! Period.

I love Bratz.I have this movie an ive watched like 20 times. its a good movie. not as inappropriate as common sense media is making it seem.