History Film / Bratz

''Bratz: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Movie]]'' is a 2007 movie based on the popular but controversial line of dolls. It is set in an AlternateUniverse to the CGI films.

* HighSchoolAU: This movie is an AlternateUniverse to a universe set in a high school. It includes pretty much every stereotype you can name and even makes up new ones.

* TalentShow: The climax.
* TitleDrop: "You... you... BRAAAAATZ!"

* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: Most of the trailers compromise mostly of scenes right from the end of the movie, at the party when the Bratz triumph over Meredith, or from the food fight.
* ParentalAbandonment: Yasmine and her brother are living with their grandmother for some reason.

* {{Used To Be a Sweet Kid}}: While it’s unknown about her being sweet, when she sings ‘Fabulous’ it is implied that Meredith was bullied in Elementary School.

* ControlFreak: Meredith, who organises everyone into cliques, [[UpToEleven even the unpopular kids,]] going to ridiculous extremes to discredit anybody who stands in her way.

* HighSchoolAU: This movie is an AlternateUniverse to a universe set in a high school. It includes pretty much every stereotype you can name [[UpToEleven and even makes up new ones.]]

* HollywoodNerd: Dexter, Jade and the rest of the Nerd clique.

''Bratz: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Movie]]'' is a movie based on the popular but controversial line of dolls. It is set in an AlternateUniverse to the CGI films.

* BrokenAesop: The movie is infamous for its promotion of unbridled materialism, since their looks and fashion seem to be the only thing the heroines have in common. This undermines the BeYourself lesson by reducing people to their looks and accessories. No wonder Meridith split the girls up so easily.

* AdultsAreUseless: Meredith’s father has less influence over the school than she does and less discipline over both of his daughters.

* {{Expy}}: Meredith is a Sharpay-Evans-Rip-off. She shares her [[LargeHam Large Ham]] persona and her obsession with [[StatusQuoIsGod maintaining the status quo]].

* InformedFlaw: Cloe's 'clumsiness.' Yes, a klutz is capable of pulling off soccer moves only professionals can barely do. Also, the fact that Cloe is poor. If she's so poor, where did she get all of those clothes, the computer in her bedroom, and the moped she drives to school? (It is never mentioned whether or not she has a job outside of school to make up for it.)

* Expy: Meredith is a Sharpay-Evans-Rip-off.

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'''''Bratz: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Movie]]''''' is a movie based on the popular but controversial line of dolls. It is set in an AlternateUniverse to the CGI films.

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* BrokenAesop: The movie is infamous for its promotion of unbridled materialism, since their looks and fashion seem to be the only thing the heroines have in common. This undermines the BeYourself lesson by reducing people to their looks and accessories. No wonder Meridith split the girls up so easily. To make matters worse, pretty much all of the characters are stereotypes of some form or another, which is hardly promoting individuality.

-->-- '''Animat''': This is the equivalent of Hitler telling you to respect other people's beliefs.

-->-- '''Animat''': This is the equivalent of [[UsefulNotes/Hitler Hitler]] telling you to respect other people's beliefs.
** Meredith may be doing it because she's a dictator and likes to be AlphaBitch, but face it, why wouldn't people with similar interests want to meet each other? It's not as if the Bratz discover they hate the cliques they're pushed into. If you've ever been lonely, you may have encountered groups that explicitly help you meet up with people who share your interests.

* BrokenAesop: The movie is infamous for its promotion of unbridled materialism, since their looks and fashion seem to be the only thing the heroines have in common. This undermines the BeYourself lesson by reducing people to their looks. No wonder Meridith split the girls up so easily. To make matters worse, pretty much all of the characters are stereotypes of some form or another, which is hardly promoting individuality.

* BrokenAesop: The movie is infamous for its promotion of unbridled materialism, since their looks and fashion seem to be the only thing the heroines have in common. No wonder Meridith split the girls up so easily.

* HighSchoolAU: This movie is an AlternateUniverse to a universe set in a high school.