Two sisters decide to throw one last house party before their parents sell their family home.Two sisters decide to throw one last house party before their parents sell their family home.Two sisters decide to throw one last house party before their parents sell their family home.
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- GoofsWhen Maura's legs fall through the ceiling from the attic, she kicks her legs repeatedly, losing both shoes. When she's pulled back up into the attic, she is seen barefoot but has her heels back when she falls completely through a second time, though she did not go downstairs to retrieve them.
- Quotes
Kate Ellis: Hey. Lollapazuzu, I'm partying now. You ready for me?
Pazuzu: I've been ready. My safe word is "keep going".
- Crazy creditsBloopers shown during closing credits.
- Alternate versionsThe Sisters DVD includes an unrated edition with five minutes of extra footage.
- SoundtracksNew Age
Written by Clint Holgate, Brittany Tolman, Calvin Holgate
Performed by Mount Saint
Courtesy of Gravelpit Music
Review
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I thought it would be a good movie
Sisters is one of the worst movies I have seen in 10 years. I love big laugh movies, especially those that lean toward just being silly, but this movie was just one bad joke to another. I thought the cast of Tina and Amy, plus a a few funny support people, were enough to carry it, but I was wrong. I was ready to leave 20 minutes in.
Each time my family sees a movie we rate it on a four point scale. My daughter, who is 18, gave Sisters 2.5 stars. My wife and I, 44 and 43, gave it one. There is some modest humor that my teen appreciated, but most jokes left me saying, "that was just bad."
I am a person that goes to a movie to be entertained. Ratings don't usually influence my decision to see a movie, especially a comedy where I know it is going to be dumb humor. For this one, I can't help but leave a review in an effort to save someone else a few bucks.
Save your money and rent this movie when it becomes available.
Each time my family sees a movie we rate it on a four point scale. My daughter, who is 18, gave Sisters 2.5 stars. My wife and I, 44 and 43, gave it one. There is some modest humor that my teen appreciated, but most jokes left me saying, "that was just bad."
I am a person that goes to a movie to be entertained. Ratings don't usually influence my decision to see a movie, especially a comedy where I know it is going to be dumb humor. For this one, I can't help but leave a review in an effort to save someone else a few bucks.
Save your money and rent this movie when it becomes available.
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- frankaquintero
- Dec 30, 2015
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- 1 hour 58 minutes
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