I enjoyed both experiences about the same, but I would give OOTI a slighter edge simply because it was original material and the production itself was innovative and exciting.
Mean Girls is flashy mindless entertainment and a fairly decent representation of a far better work, ie the film.
Funnily enough I only finally watched this a few weeks ago.
I don't think it was propaganda in the slightest. In fact when it was all over the only real feeling the film puts across is just how senseless and pointless the whole situation is.
There's a sense of immense loss and pain on both sides and no one comes out looking any better than the other.
It's stupid people playing stupid games and there will never be any 'winners' on either side excep
rjm516 said: "he audience treats everything there like pantomine, which really makes everything worse and kind of gives an immature vibe. Hard to explain, I just never find it an impressive professionaltheatre."
BobbyBubby said: "You never seem content in simply disliking something. You have to take it further and try to find motives of why someone liked something you didn’t. That feels more like snobbery to me. Not everyone is a lemming because they gravitate to something that’s not up your alley."
I'm yet to see him like ANYTHING so I wouldn't take anything he says too seriously...
Tom5 said: "Spacey was literally one of the most celebrated actors in the world, Weinstein was literally one of the most powerful producers in the world. They held a gun to the heads of all their victims by virtue of their ability to destroy their careers and livelihoods if they didn't comply. And in some and probably many cases pulled the trigger on them. What do you mean "If anyone does anything to anyone"? Spacey and Weinstein weren't "anyones". .&