It was interesting that they made a live-action film. It was generally enjoyable. But not something you can watch again and again really. I liked how the girls dressed in this film too! They didn't wear anything skimpy looking like the dolls sometimes do

Like I said for the show, these girls are the worst role models ever! They're not nearly as bad as they are in the show, but nonetheless, they still act so girly it's downright insulting to any young girl's intelligence. Another thing: I have no problem with ethnic stereotypes. They've been around forever. It's not usually meant to be offensive, and besides, there's a difference between stereotyping and racism. However, this movie goes overboard with a certain family. They meet every single ethnic stereotype known to man! For the record, I am a guy. I know saying that has just made my opinion seem less valid, but keep in mind that I happen to like movies such as Thumbelina and Little Mermaid, so I'm not prejudiced about most movies labeled as "Girly". I don't believe that just one gender should watch movies like that. However, Bratz is one to stay away from. It's annoying stereotypical and again, it's insulting to girls' intelligence.

Want your kids to be ungrateful, whiny, and overemotional? Rent them this movie!

The movie is at best a bad copy of Disney's movie-musical style, and at worst a big snore for anyone over 13. The Bratz movie moves away from the prostitute-like appearance of the dolls, but vanity and commercialism are still glorified as always. The moral of the film is to avoid cliques, but it can get lost in the "spite the evil queen" feel of the Bratz's rebellion against the seating chart assigned by Meredith. All in all, it's okay for kids, but not worth the money. A bad script, limp acting, and painfully obvious voice actors for the singing parts stop this movie dead in its tracks.

"This is a sign of the times, folks. The Apocalypse is coming, and the Bible couldn't have been more wrong about how it'll all end. It's not going to be fire and brimstone and destruction and chaos and mayhem. Rather, it's all going to end in a neon-pink atmosphere of absolute doom! There will be four horsemen, but they won't be these huge, strapping men, but the four Bratz characters! And they'll be riding in on My Little Ponies! Ken will be our Paul Revere, shouting, "The end of the world is coming! The end of the world is coming!" All the flowers in the world will rebel and start choking random gardeners and mother-daughter couple in the mall just looking for a slice of Sbarro's. Buuut seriously folks, if you have a decent bone in your body, please don't support Hollywood for letting this filth leave post-production alive. Make it your mission to keep some poor, ignorant fools from watching this if you have to. Just keep it off of the top box-office gross lists and let this steaming pile of 'hip' fade into obscurity!"