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Ponctuée de plusieurs moments embarrassants, cette comédie pataude couchée sur un canevas mince accorde au féminin pluriel les clichés de films d'ados vulgaires à la American Pie. 

Vite consommé, vite oublié, Sisters plaira aux amateurs de franches comédies et aux fans de Fey et de Poehler. 

Le réveil de la force (The Force Awakens) livre exactement ce que le spectateur demande. Mais pas plus.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are in smashing comic form in this pleasingly ludicrous women-behaving-badly farce.

Both films consistently entertain through a combination of snappy humor, crackling chemistry and heart, and both feature strong women at the center of a genre that men ordinarily anchor.

If that's your thing, you'll enjoy these wacky sisters.

There's really no not-terrible term for smart, silly female-bonding movies that are somehow considered subversive just for acing the Bechdel Test.

But it's a shame that this supremely talented duo is participating in such lowest-common-denominator, puerile material.

Both outrageous and humane, new comedy from the director of “Pitch Perfect” shows what happens when you take the time to finesse funny scenes.