Simply A Masterpiece

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Have watched this film probably a hundred times and I'm still not sick of it. It is laugh out loud hilarious and it doesn't need big stars to draw you in and make you care about the characters. Great acting from the three leads and a really heartwarming, feminist (yes, feminist! And I liked it!) storyline. You will love it despite yourself.

I was excited when Sorority Boys came out on video and DVD it's one of the funniest comedies of 2002. Barry Watson , Harland Williams and Michael Rosebaum were hysterical in their roles. Most thought it was another mindless sex comedy , but actually I found it to be more better than some of the other gross out college comedies.When best friends Dave (Watson), Adam (Rosenbaum) & Doofer (Williams) are accused of stealing money for an end of the year party they are kicked out of their fraternity Kappa Omicron Kappa . With no money left and nowhere to live they disguise themselves as women and are accepted into Delta Omicron Gamma D.O.G.. A sorority made up of girls who didn't make it into other sororities. Now the boys are experiencing a whole new life, learning about how badly they've treated women over the years. Meanwhile Dave finds himself falling for Leah (Sagemiller) while at the same time being a gal pal to her. Sorority Boys is one of those films that make you laugh harder than before 7/10

The way that he says that, has to be one of THE funniest spoken lines in film history, it's just the way his mouth opens so wide to say it and.... OK.Sorry. Barry Watson, feeling the role of the woman a little too much there I think. Got into it very well! He seemed quite good as a woman, really is a pretty boy.Good laughs in this film, it's cute, rude, funny, and just idiotic and I loved every minute of it - do it again!, do it again! I will not say anything about the plot of the film, I just wanted to acknowledge those couple of bits of acting technique - haha! "I love it when you braid my hair."

College guys acting as chauvinist pigs? Check. College guys framed by a jealous frat and got kicked out of the house? Check. 3 Popular college frat guys dressing as ugly girls to get into a sorority house? Check. A college guy falls for 1 of the supposedly ugly sorority girl? Check. College guys end up in respectful relationship with the ugly girls? CheckIf you want to see a comedy with the most effective use of lines, go see Sorority boys. If you want to see the hottest, most believable cross dresser, forget Pricilla queen of desert or Tootsie, you have to see this movie for Adina character. If you don't think she's cute, then send me your movie ticket for refund (well, OK, i'm only joking). I guarantee you will laugh all the way watching the 88 minutes movie. It's suitable for any gender, boys, gay or straight, girls, gay or straight, but definitely not for 15 years below (sorry kids, gotta wait for another few years). I won't go over the plot, as I practically sum it on the above check list. Overall, I bow to the the writers, directors and to the talented Mr Michael Rosenbaum (Adam/Adina). Personally, without him, the movie plainly suck.