The story follows Holly Sung, an exchange student, Holly Sung, who is racially, sexually and psychologically bullied, All in 3 days. This aspect the film really does do good job in making the Audience hate the "mean" girls. But really fails in having a meaningful connection between any of the characters.
The Teens don't have motives and the Adults are too pig headed and are there just to deliver lines. For example The guardian of Holly Sheryl Mullens was just a character to add production value to the film, the character was a singer of some kind that was having minor success. So of course they had to show her at a studio and at a small venue. This character could just appeared only once in the film and would have made the same amount of impact. All the other adults really are just place holders and rising action. Noting but generic and bland you feel nothing for them. Specially at the end you would expect a more than a one liner. when it happens it disappoints.
Remember the moral of the story bullying is not OK and revenge isn't the Jedi way.
