Try as they might, neither she nor Kudrow can bring life to these caricatures. They are saddled with whiny voices, which they drop regularly, and no sense that these two are really free spirits. Instead, they're just annoying. Much of the blame has to land at the feet of director David Mirken. This is his first feature film and he has no sense of how to pace things for the long haul.
Every scene is played at the same level.
There are no highs, or real lows, just a lead-footed plodding through whatever plot there is. Mona May has come up with some fine, and flighty, outfits, but Collier Strong's makeup for Kudrow and Sorvino makes them look more like aging hookers than free spirits. The only one to survive Romy and Michele's High School Reunion is Garofalo.