Richard RoeperThis is an earnest and honest effort about a demographic that is deeply under-represented in today's movies.
ReelViewsI am unquestionably not a member of the target demographic for Ken Kwapis' The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, but that d...
Chicago Sun-TimesThis Sisterhood is real pleasure, a big-hearted movie where a group of gifted actresses find opportunities most younger movi...
The New York TimesLike the four teenage girls at its center, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants makes up in charm what it lacks in sophisti...
New York Daily NewsFor the legions of fans of the book, this movie is one-size-fits-all. The rest of us will have to keep shopping.
New York PostIn a season of overhyped blockbusters, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is a genuine sleeper that deserves to find an a...
The Philadelphia InquirerTemperamentally, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is like the Beatles, with jeans. Cinematically, it is like the Ya-Yas...
Entertainment WeeklyThe more roles that go to the fresh, charming, untabloidy Pants cast, the better.
Rolling StoneWorking from a deft script by Delia Ephron, director Ken Kwapis labors hard so that guys won't cringe (too much) as four tee...
Houston ChroniclesIt's unfair to pigeonhole this meaningful human story in that genre, especially since it feels more real than some adult chi...
USA TodayIt's heartening to see a movie about teenage girls that is concerned with serious questions and avoids the pettiness that fi...
San Francisco ChronicleRemarkably for a movie geared to teenage girls -- a market Hollywood typically panders to with glossy imitations of their li...
Box Office MagazineAs coming-of-age films go, the big-screen adaptation of Ann Brashares' popular novel is one of the more bathetic.
Film ThreatSisterhood may not be much more than a story about girlfriends growing up, and it's not going to score any points for edgine...
Film ThreatThe Sisterhood of Traveling Pants is ideal for a mother-daughter or best-friends-forever cinema excursion, but it may not be...
Film ThreatThere is such confidence and loving direction in "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants."
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Partial Film Information
Director: Ken Kwapis
Writer: Delia Ephron
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Amber Tamblyn, Blake Lively, Alexis Bledel
Release: June 1, 2005
Writer: Delia Ephron
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Amber Tamblyn, Blake Lively, Alexis Bledel
Release: June 1, 2005
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