Sorority Boys

Synopsis

In the comedy film 'Sorority Boys', three disgraced fraternity brothers are forced to dress as women to evade expulsion from the college campus. Adam, Dave, and Doofer find themselves passing as Daisy, Adina, and Roberta in a sorority house. As they navigate the world of femininity, the boys start to learn important life lessons while dealing with unexpected challenges and hilarious situations. The trio must protect their true identities while attempting to clear their names and prove their innocence. 'Sorority Boys' is a heartwarming tale of friendship, self-discovery, and the power of true acceptance, with a humorous twist on the classic gender-bending trope.

Cast

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  Barry Watson

  Dave / Daisey

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  Michael Rosenbaum

  Adam / Adina

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  Harland Williams

  Doofer / Roberta

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  Melissa Sagemiller

  Leah

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  Tony Denman

  Jimmy

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  Brad Beyer

  Spence

Reviews

Despite receiving mixed reviews, 'Sorority Boys' managed to entertain audiences with its zany premise and comedic performances. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a low 12% rating, criticizing its juvenile humor and predictable plot. However, IMDb users rated it 5.4/10, appreciating the actors' commitment to their roles and the movie's light-hearted approach to a potentially sensitive subject. Metacritic was slightly more favorable with a rating of 25/100, highlighting the chemistry between the main characters and the film's ability to deliver some genuine laughs amidst its farcical moments. Critics agree that 'Sorority Boys' is a guilty pleasure for those looking for a goofy, escapist comedy with a message about friendship and personal growth.