Goldie Hawn,
Susan Sarandon,
Geoffrey Rush,
Erika Christensen,
Eva Amurri
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For some folks, the 1960s never really ended, and one woman still cheerfully stuck in the Summer of Love discovers her one-time best friend has left that decade as far behind as humanly possible in th... read more
Directed by: Bob Dolman
Release Date: September 20, 2002
DVD Release Date: January 28, 2003
Stats: 1,052 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,052)
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April 10, 2010
love susan sarandon! i think we could all see each other as one of these characters i know i could! this is a fun movie!!
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August 5, 2009
yea right i saw it cause i thought they were called banger sisters for a reason. guess not.
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June 13, 2008
Two middle aged women teach us lessons in responsibility. Or lessons in having fun and being yourself. Or finding a perfect balance between the two. Whatever they're trying to teach us they do a pretty poor job. Why should I care about these women? From what I gather they used to... read more
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July 14, 2011
Being stuck in their Groupie Past is sadly pathetic, we all have to grow up.I wouldn't be too proud to be called the "Banger Sisters"
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February 12, 2010
A fun movie with a surprisingly effective teaming of Goldie Hawn and Susan Sarandon. The screenplay does have it's share of cliche's, but the story is a good one and the performers are so engaging it's worth watching.
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March 22, 2009
To think of The Banger Sisters as fresh, funny, or fabulous, it is actually neither of these as it fell short of my first viewing expectations. So that means I didn't like this film.
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March 22, 2009
(2002 Director: Bob Dolman) Was it that 2 of the most adorable 1970's sexy vampy bright starlets co-star in this flick that made it so mmorable? Or the sheer truths presented not so "politically correctly" that make this movie a winner. I believe most everyone can see themself ... read more
Critic Reviews
Hot idea. Tepid execution.
So insipid it may turn even superannuated hippies into raging neocons. Full Review
There's a good movie to be made about fifty-something former groupies, but The Banger Sisters is not that movie. Full Review
There are many things that solid acting can do for a movie, but crafting something promising from a mediocre screenplay is not one of them. Full Review
From opening to closing credits, there isn't a single genuine moment.
Like those to Rome, all roads in The Banger Sisters inevitably lead to a joke about Hawn's breasts, which constantly threaten to upstage the woman sporting them.
It's an audience flattering Hollywood movie about the redemptive powers of vulgarity and joy of letting it all hang out. Even if it isn't yours. Full Review
What The Banger Sisters offers in place of an eloquent statement is the charm of two actresses at the top of their game in flashy roles and a smart script that's decidedly more coarse than sentimental. Full Review
The film runs on equal parts of innocence and wisdom -- wisdom that comes with experience. It has fun being grown up. Full Review
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