
Carmen Lowell is working on the backstage of a play at Yale. When the lead actress, her friend Julia, invites her to Vermont with her to work on a play with a professional cast, she decides to stay with her friends and her pregnant mother. However, she changes her mind after she finds that her friends will all leave for the summer: Lena Kaligaris will travel to a drawing course, Bridget Vreeland, who is in an existential crisis, missing her mother, will travel to an archaeolo... (Full plot summary below)
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Carmen Lowell is working on the backstage of a play at Yale. When the lead actress, her friend Julia, invites her to Vermont with her to work on a play with a professional cast, she decides to stay with her friends and her pregnant mother. However, she changes her mind after she finds that her friends will all leave for the summer: Lena Kaligaris will travel to a drawing course, Bridget Vreeland, who is in an existential crisis, missing her mother, will travel to an archaeological dig in Turkey, and Tibby Tomko-Rollins is working in a rental and still editing her documentary. Carmen grows a crush on the lead actor Ian, who convinces her to participate in an audition, and she is then invited by the director Bill Kerr to perform the lead female role. Later she finds the truth about the friendship of Julia. The broken-hearted Lena finds that Kostas has just married, and she dates the model of her drawing class. Bridget finds letters addressed to her from her grandmother that her father has hidden, and decides to visit her, discovering information about her mother. Tibby makes love with her boyfriend Brian McBrian and gets scared of a possible pregnancy. In the end, the girlfriends discover that their friendship is real and amounts to more than just a pair of jeans.
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| Filmcritic.comSean O'ConnellSeriously, this sounds like The Young and the Restless. |
| ReelTalk Movie ReviewsBetty Jo TuckerAmerica Ferrera projects such star power here that I felt cheated when the camera moved to other characters. The rest of the film seemed to drag for me. |
| San Antonio Express-NewsLarry RatliffThere's sex and the city (New York). But the most enjoyable girls-night-out movie of the summer deals with young, fledgling love. |
| Cleveland Plain DealerJulie WashingtonWhile Pants 2 isn't quite the comfy fit that the original Pants was, its charming cast and sunny spirit are still magical. |
| Chicago TribuneJessica ReavesThe four stars of Sisterhood are back for this smart, confident second act, based on novels by Anne Brashares. |
| Film School RejectsKevin CarrI imagine if I were a woman, this movie would receive a very favorable review. However, I'm just a fat guy from Ohio. |
| Christianity TodayElisabeth LeitchIt's a movie that recognizes our flaws, but tells us we can rise above them -- and when we do, what we find will be worth it. |
| New York TimesStephen HoldenObserved through emotional gauze, its four likable women are symbolic cheerleaders for personal loyalty and wholesome living. |
| ReelViewsJames BerardinelliAs chick flicks go, this is one men can attend with the expectation that they might just enjoy experiencing two hours alongside these down-to-earth, appealing characters. |
| Houston Community NewspapersGary BrownMasterfully directed in cutting fashion by Sanaa Hamri--no scene seems to last more than a couple of minutes, and then the pants come into play--the story has been superbly brought to the screen by Elizabeth Chandler, and the four lead actresses are all t |