Bratz Dolls Are Recreating Iconic Movie Scenes and Posters and It's Everything Your Childhood Self Ever Wanted

Growing up, Bratz were not at all my favorite dolls. I could never really get over the fact that you had to pull off their feet to change their shoes. However, I do remember thinking their clothes were way cooler than those meant for Barbie. MGA Entertainment certainly had their finger on the pulse of early 2000s street fashion — and honestly, they still do!
Unless you've been living under a rock, it's pretty clear that the early 2000s fashion trends have finally circled back to being in fashion. Big, baggy low-rise pants are making a comeback, and they're being paired with the crop tops and baby tees of every Elder Millennial's youth. Maybe that's why the Bratz Instagram page is making such an concerted effort to make its way back into the cultural zeitgeist. Are they taking advantage of Millennial nostalgia? Maybe, but I'm not complaining because these movie scenes and poster recreations are too weird, niche, and amazing not to love.

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Laura Palmer in Fire Walk with Me

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I never thought in my life that I would see a Bratz doll take on David Lynch, but here we are. These are the best ones, by the way.
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You might be wondering why Catwoman is standing before a Christmas tree in the recreation. That is because Tim Burton's Catwoman (1992) is a certified angsty Christmas movie.
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Has Mia Farrow ever looked so fabulous than as a paranoid Bratz doll?
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