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By Collin Souter (180) for eFilmCritic.com (5,125) on 01 Aug 2005

The cast lend a great deal of credibility to the material and director Ken Kwapis knows when to cut away from a scene when it carries the potential…

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By Mark Sells (183) for Oregon Herald (104) on 28 Jun 2005

For all its good intentions, this Sisterhood is divine…

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By Christopher Smith (624) for Bangor Daily News (Maine) (624) on 19 Jun 2005

That a movie about pants features a story that skirts formula is an irony worth savoring…

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By Pam Grady (384) for FilmStew.com (638) on 11 Jun 2005

If you want to get a sense of how this differs from its immediate competition, Lords of Dogtown, look no further than the roles played in both…

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By John Wirt (638) for Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) (638) on 09 Jun 2005

Despite some soapy scenes, this adaptation of Ann Brashares' best-selling teen novel holds touching drama…

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By Mark Pfeiffer (406) for Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema (402) on 06 Jun 2005

The pleasant actresses compensate for the originality and surprises that Sisterhood lacks…

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By Mike Mcgranaghan (1,821) for Aisle Seat (1,783) on 06 Jun 2005

Sisterhood is likely to fit different kinds of moviegoers, even if it doesn't look that way on the surface. You just have to be willing to try it on…

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By Sara Brady (38) for Premiere Magazine (318) on 06 Jun 2005

The film succeeds on the strength of the four actresses, first and foremost America Ferrera, who beautifully essays the role of narrator Carmen…

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By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 05 Jun 2005

America Ferrera projects boisterousness belying insecurity. Her unforced bright demeanor eclipses the rest of the movie…

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By Jackie K. Cooper (1,018) for jackiekcooper.com (943) on 04 Jun 2005

Everything Bullock's 'Ya Ya's' wanted to be…

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By Jonathan R. Perry (254) for Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) (351) on 03 Jun 2005

A film I expected to enter the ninth circle of the chirpy Hilary Duff 'girl-power' inferno is one of the sweetest, most thoughtful coming-of-age…

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By Eric D. Snider (2,489) for EricDSnider.com (2,026) on 03 Jun 2005

It deals with mature themes, yet keeps a patina of fluffiness over the whole thing. It's a serious movie, but a fun one…

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By Rich Cline (3,056) for Shadows on the Wall (2,096) on 03 Jun 2005

The filmmakers just can't resist sentiment, and seem happy to wallow in corny humour, predictable sappiness and heavy-handed moralising…

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By Sara Michelle Fetters (1,688) for MovieFreak.com (1,674) on 03 Jun 2005

Ferrera plays the role beautifully, navigating water filled with tension, conflict, pain, depression, self-hatred and acerbic sarcasm with…

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By M.e. Russell (113) for Oregonian (1,550) on 02 Jun 2005

Like a pop song, Sisterhood contains mostly simple messages -- love yourself, love your sisters, learn from your mistakes, be brave…

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By Timothy Knight (332) for Reel.com (1,232) on 02 Jun 2005

A watchable if altogether predictable film that only skims the emotional surface of its episodic narrative…

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By Michelle Alexandria (310) for Eclipse Magazine (446) on 02 Jun 2005

One of those annoying, by the numbers, after school special, sickly sweet kind of films that will give you sugar shock by the end…

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By Betty Jo Tucker (725) for ReelTalk Movie Reviews (1,771) on 02 Jun 2005

Not everything is resolved in this gem of a movie, but one thing comes through with stunning clarity -- the importance of having good friends…

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By Wade Major (240) for Boxoffice Magazine (2,896) on 01 Jun 2005

As coming-of-age films go, the big-screen adaptation of Ann Brashares' popular novel is one of the more bathetic…

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By David Sterritt (1,643) for Christian Science Monitor (3,788) on 01 Jun 2005

You may not literally laugh or cry, as the ads promise…

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