Image found on Amazon I recently watched the film Mean Girls for the very first time. I know, I know, it's a classic and I should have seen it sooner. Trust me, I've been told that countless times. Having watched it though, it's caused me to think about the movement of mid 2000s comedy films and the teen comedy genre as a whole. It seems to me that dedicated comedy films hit their peak around the 90s to mid 2000s and started becoming less and less popular after the Hangover franchise ended. It is between this period that the box office received a surplus of these films, often backed by big SNL names, that gave us a lot of classics of the genre. Probably my favorite films to come out of the 2000s comedy boom are Superbad and Walk Hard . Mean Girls is one of the most iconic films to come out of this era. Endlessly quotable, I have basically been told to watch it by every person in my life. Having seen it, I think it is well...