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> is based on the live-action version of a popular fashion girl doll called Bratz (Bratz) launched by the American MGA company in the summer of 2001. Bratz dolls change the dignified and noble perfect shape of Barbie dolls, and use dolls of different skin tones and races with high-soled leather boots, hot pants, vests and other avant-garde dresses to create fashionable and energetic girls. This style is also continued in the four teenage protagonists in the film. Jada, Sasha, Crow and Yasmi are four girls from different family backgrounds. What they have in common is that they all want to be independent, have their own lives and realize their dreams. Four girls reject their respective school circles and form a collective of what they call the Bratz Dolls, thus embarking on their dream journey. The film combines various fashion elements such as music, dance, and fashion, and it is a beautiful youthful scene at the box office this summer.
The film is full of youthful energy and enthusiasm. A few girls dress up in fashion and think avant-garde. In the eyes of old-fashioned uncles and aunts, they are hopelessly deviant, but only they know that chasing their dreams and getting rid of the shackles of rules and being themselves are what they really want. Infinite youth and gorgeous hilarity blow your face in the simple shots and make you dizzy.
From a genre point of view, this comedy also seems to be on the edge of live-action animation, after all, the Bratz doll is the essence of the film. In addition, it can be seen from the title of the film that the film has been given a strong commercial advertising atmosphere from birth, which also determines that the film inevitably falls to the commercial side on the scale of business and art. In fact, business and art are eternal topics and endless obstacles in the film industry today. Many people oppose
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