The Bottom Line
Fans of "7th Heaven's" Barry Watson may enjoy watching this movie just to see Mr. Watson dressed as a good-looking woman. Otherwise, "Sorority Boys" never really lives up to its funny premise.
Pros
- A harmless, occasionally funny, romantic comedy
- Entertaining 'All Angles' featurette
Cons
- Funny cast but the comedy misfires
Description
- "Boys Will Be Girls" Behind-the-Scenes Featurette: The three male leads transform into women.
- "All the Angles" Points of View: Watch selected scenes through the eyes of various crew members.
- Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
Guide Review - "Sorority Boys" DVD review
Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum and Harlan Williams play three frat boys who are in charge of planning the annual blow-out party for their current and former frat brothers. When the money to put on the party turns up missing, Watson, Rosenbaum and Williams come up with a plan to clear their good names: don dresses, join a sorority, and worm their way back inside the frat to uncover evidence that'll prove their innocence. The three soon get in touch with their feminine sides and learn a lesson in how to treat women.
"Sorority Boys" is one of those coulda-woulda-shoulda movies. If only the filmmakers had decided whether they wanted to make a movie with a message or an all-out gross-out comedy BEFORE they started shooting.
