The ‘Mean Girls’ remake aims to gross $30 million in its second weekend

The upcoming movie, the remake of the iconic ‘Mean Girls‘, aims to gross $30 million in its second weekend after its premiere, which is set to be January 12th of this year, due to the great popularity of the original movie and the festivity that will be celebrated these days.

This movie, ‘Mean Girls’ produced by Paramount, would originally be released through the streaming platform, but due to the enthusiasm of the public, it will be out in theaters. It is a musical comedy adapted from the 2002 film of the same name, starring Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams.

This new production, starring Angourie Rice and Reneé Rapp, will be released this Friday. For that reason, its second weekend in theaters could be a success due to the holiday of Martin Luther King, which will make a long weekend for Americans who may take advantage of this to watch the movie.

Although this remake has the same plot as the first production from 2002, many fans are excited to see the new adaptation, which will be set in the modern era, making many references to the current world. However, many others did not like the idea of remaking a movie that was just perfect.