Description Back in the late 70s and early 80s, Suzette and Vinnie were best friends, they were a couple of groupies that would hang out with any rock star they could their hands on... They lost touch and hadn't seen each other for twenty years until Suzette decided to look Vinnie up. Much to her horror she finds Vinnie has changed in more ways than just looks...
| Credits | | Producer: | David L. Bushell, Elizabeth Cantillon, Mark Johnson | | Score Composer: | Trevor Rabin |
Editorial Reviews "...An inviting, frequently hilarious movie. Hawn has one of the best roles of her career....Sarandon is also vibrant, and Geoffrey Rush offers a remarkably subtle portrayal....THE BANGER SISTERS turns out to be a hoot..." Movieline - p.40-1 - Stephen Farber
"...Goldie Hawn gives a heartbreakingly brave, endearing performance..." Entertainment Weekly - p.58 - Ken Tucker
"...Enlivened by sharp dialogue and characterizations, and Hawn and Sarandon's interactions are impeccable, timing- and deliver-wise..." Premiere - p.26 - Glenn Kenny
"...Feisty fun from start to finish....Neatly scripted and efficiently helmed....[The] narrative situations play into both actresses' strengths and physical attributes....Rush is quite simply a hoot..." Variety - p.39 - Lisa Nesselson
"...Sarandon shines: Her transition from a straight-laced mother to a down-and-dirty party girl is both funny and affecting..." Box Office - p.150 - Shlomo Schwartzberg
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