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Such a frustrating disappointment

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

A lot of perfectly good film show their cards early, establish a unique premise and let the audience explore a topic at a leisurely pace, without much in terms of surprise. this film is not one of those films.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

By a distance the crudest and most pointless film I've seen to have come out of modern Hollywood(I've avoided others that I reckon must be equally bad).I bet this went down well with people under 30 but from my over 60 point of view it I blushed for all the people caught in a cinema watching this thinking they were seeing something funny and warm.The weird sisters were trapped in a perpetual teenage world view and their parents deserved better.Is there anyone so chained to the childhood home that they would act this way?Every scene was written by someone with a tin ear for humour.If in doubt make it sexual or toilet .The phallus on the wall is somehow a suitable symbol for this crass film.The two actresses involved ,somehow highly rated,should go and wash their mouths out with soap and water,then use their talents for better ends.I've heard a lot about how great they are but in scene after scene their reputations were diminished.God awful.

Wait wait wait...what was that ending?At the end of the party, the entire swimming pool sinks into a giant sinkhole. Then, in what can only be a few days later (if that), Amy's character is swimming in the backyard pool as though nothing happened? So they fixed the sinkhole AND replaced the swimming pool AND had it ready for swimming, all before Tina's character had a chance to wipe "I Love Balls" off the fridge??!?

Who's funnier than Tina and Amy together? Not really anyone, that's who. These two being in Sisters together proves it.Synopsis: Sisters Kate and Maura Ellis are summoned home to clean out their childhood bedroom before their parents sell the family house, much to their dismay. Looking to recapture their glory days, they throw one final high-school-style party for their classmates, which turns into the cathartic rager that a bunch a ground-down adults really need. Starring: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler Director: Jason MooreSo, I have heard a lot of people compare this movie to Step- Brothers. First of all, people need to stop doing that. They judge movies in the wrong light if they compare. Secondly, Step-Brothers was a horrible movie (yet something else people need to stop saying in that Step-Brothers is a funny movie). As it is, Step-Brothers doesn't compare to this movie.There was little to nothing wrong with this movie. The only thing that I had a problem with was the fact that a mom didn't have tabs on her own daughter. I am a parent myself, and I wouldn't let my kids go away for a few months without knowing exactly what is going on. That's just me though.Just have to put this one out there. Cena was hilarious for the little time he was in the movie. And it wasn't even Cena. Most of the supporting cast, including James Brolin and Diane Wiest, had some of the funniest parts in the movie.Some people look at movies and wonder why they had been made. I have done that on more than one occasion. With this movie, I did not do that. I wonder why this movie was made sooner. The funniest part about it is that there is supposed to be comedy throughout the movie. The movie did have a bit of comedy, but it was the story that drove the movie.Final Thoughts: Watch this movie. That's the best thing I can say, just watch the movie. You'll thank me for it later.Rating: 8 out of 10

This is a formula movie, and I'm sure you're seen it before. I'm sure you've seen the party scene that gets way out of control, the person not invited who tries to ruin it, adults acting like children, and other things, so I'm sure yo won't be surprised, but this movie was pretty funny thanks to the two stars. It could have been better though.Tina Fey (an irresponsible mother) and Amy Poehler learn that their childhood home is about to be sold and decide to hold a party to hold onto it. Of course, things get way out of control. The party scene was hilarious, but could have been toned down a little bit.I enjoyed the party scene, the part where they rescued the daughter from the sinkhole, Poehler's scenes with her "love interest," and Fey's scenes with her daughter.** 1/2 out of ****