Sorority Boys
Tags: humor, prank

Plot synopsis:
The story starts out with the regular lives of three friends—Dave (Barry Watson), Adam (Michael Rosenbaum), and Doofer (Harland Williams)—who are head of the Social Committee in a frat house called KOK (Kappa Omicron Kappa). Spence, the socially-awkward KOK President, is hazing a group of new pledges, when Adam and Dave interrupt his ceremony, because they need the space for further partying. The KOK are known for throwing heavy parties and socially discriminating against the members of the sorority DOG (Delta Omicron Gamma), who regularly protest the actions of the KOK. The KOK in retaliation to the protests, launch plastic sex-toys at their sorority house. The next morning, the three are accused by the KOK President Spence, of squandering the other fraternity brothers' tuition money. They are then run out of the house for ruining the KOK members futures.
Doofer suggests that the secret video camera in Adam's room in the frat house, which Adam uses to record having sex with the Tri Pi's, may show who stole the money. In order to infiltrate the house, the three follow Doofer's plan of dressing up as women (however unattractive) to get inside. They are, however, unsuccessful as Adam's younger brother Jimmy, has moved into their room, and develops a crush on Adina (aka Adam). Then they are thrown out of the house when they are mistaken for members of DOG, which the KOK call "DOG-Catcher".
Adam, as Adina, tries to seduce his brother Jimmy to get the tape, by giving him a date-rape drug-laced drink while Jimmy does the same. Daisy (a.k.a. Dave) was supposed to back Adam up, but is falling for the DOG president Leah. Dave and Leah meet on the first night when Dave gets up in the middle of the night to take a shower thinking he will be alone and can shower as a man. However Leah, without her glasses, decides to shower as well and an awkward situation causes Daisy(Dave) to make a hasty escape back to his room. His relationship with Leah gets in the way of Adam's attempts to get the tape back. The DOG sisters end up on the KOK-Tail Cruise after they win the powder puff football game against the Tri Pis, which includes a ticket on the ship. The Tri Pi's get on the boat before the DOG girls can, saying "No DOGS Allowed!!". Doofer then "acquires" a speedboat and delivers the girls to the boat, who then "help" the Tri Pi's off the boat.
Leah dances with "Daisy", when she confesses that though it will be hard to have a lesbian relationship with Daisy, she is willing to commit if Daisy is. Daisy then tells Leah she is moving back to Minnesota. The two come to mutual understanding. While on the ship Dave needs to get out of his dress so he can meet with John Kloss and get a job in his company. He successfully gets John Kloss to accept his, Adam's, and Doofer's employment. While getting re-dressed as "Daisy" with Adam trying to help, Leah walks in and mistakenly thinks that Daisy(Dave)and Adina(Adam) are in a relationship, and the "Minnesota" excuse is fake. She storms out with Daisy following her.
Jimmy finds Adina(Adam) and asks her to dance. Afterward John Kloss grabs Leah on the butt cheek and she slaps him across the face. He then organizes another "DOG-Catcher" session to throw Leah overboard, for not being receptive to his advances. Dave, as Daisy, reveals who he is to stop them throwing her overboard, while Spence catches Doofer trying to find the tape, and Adina(Adam) shows he's male too. Both the KOK and the DOG are shocked at the situation. The KOK "High Council" is convened to determine their fate, when Dave accuses Spence of stealing the money, and Doofer produces the tape to prove it. The tapes shows Spence stealing the money while saying to himself "I'll teach them for humiliating me". He is then thrown overboard.
Later, back at the KOK house, Adam is named President. Afterward, he asks his brother Jimmy what happened the night they were "together", and tries to get reassurance that "nothing" happened, which Jimmy replies "Right". Dave meets with Leah and starts their relationship over, truthfully this time.
Sometime later, a life raft with all the Tri Pi's is still floating in the ocean somewhere, with every one of them severely sun burned.

Review: Naturally, much of the laughs come as the "girls" are forced to adjust to their new roles and dealing with stuff like leg shaving and walking (badly) in heels, although in the process these formerly crude horndogs learn to start appreciating women as more than just object to either lust after (if they're hot) or make fun of (if they're not).
Her character's a bit of a modern movie cliche, like Julia Stiles in "10 Things I Hate About You" she's supposed to be this bitchy, angry, ugly man hating feminist but is simply too good natured and good looking to really fool anyone.
This is by no means a great comedy, it's definitely a "rent, don't buy" kind of movie, but considering I had no real expectations other that to get about 90 minutes of shut-off-your-brain entertainment, I must say it wasn't bad.6/10.
Most thought it was another mindless sex comedy , but actually I found it to be more better than some of the other gross out college comedies.When best friends Dave (Watson), Adam (Rosenbaum) & Doofer (Williams) are accused of stealing money for an end of the year party they are kicked out of their fraternity Kappa Omicron Kappa .
I have read a few other reviews for SORORITY BOYS in which the reviewer states that the movie is horribly written, cheesy acting, lame gags, etc...
My only response to those comments is, "What were you expecting?"  A moving piece of great proportions, likely to be nominated for 10 Oscars???This movie is nothing more than an attempt to make some money off of those who are fans of "teen sex romps."  Those who walked into this movie expecting a sophisticated film, you missed the point!!!
This movie is about cross-dressing guys, it's supposed to be cheesy and lame; and that is what makes it so funny.If taken at face value and appreciate it for what it is worth, SORORITY BOYS is a laugh riot.
While it is definitely not the milestone movie for the 2002 year, it is funny and worth the time (if you like these types of movies).Lesson Learned: Do not go see "teen" movies expecting to be moved, these movies are made for one reason and that is to make money off an audience.
For some good laughs, SORORITY BOYS rates a 6/10..
All in all, it was a feel-good comedy, and by the end of the movie you saw a lot of character development.
There are many people who are far too critical of movies and don't believe that they can be just for fun (you know who you are) but think they should have some deep philosophical meaning.
Ya, while ya wonder why nobody notices that they are guys, and Barry's love interest doesn't recognize that it's him, even though she is his study partner by day and they are "girlfriends" by night, but overlook that and enjoy an entertaining movie.
I mean, come'on, girls knocking guys out on the field is a little far fetched but it's a movie...you know..
If ya not looking for an Academy Award winner, and ya just want to be entertained and have a good laugh, this is the movie..
Sorority Boys is a meeting of Animal House and Some Like It Hot. Sad to say the mix didn't benefit the film.
Even Animal House looks like Hamlet by comparison.Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum, and Harland Williams are a trio of shallow fraternity boys who have the sexist attitudes so prevalent in college fraternities.
Our boys still in drag bond with the women in ways they never expected.You know the thing that struck me here is that Barry Watson has a nice growth of chest hair which was on display a few times on Seventh Heaven and other films.
Was this film worthy of that sacrifice Barry.Sorority Boys is strictly for the crowd that likes American Pie, Porky's, and Animal House.
This movie is probably for 12 year old boys and people who like the actors.
Long story short, there are just SO many things wrong with this movie that if you aren't the type who can shut off the critical or easily offended portions of your brain and just enjoy Michael Rosenbaum looking pretty in a mini-skirt and heels (or skinny girls in wet t-shirts for some of you) then you don't want to watch this movie..
This film has the most offensive RAPE scene in any movie I have ever watched.
He seemed quite good as a woman, really is a pretty boy.Good laughs in this film, it's cute, rude, funny, and just idiotic and I loved every minute of it - do it again!, do it again!
But, one thing I can't get over with movies like this is that the 3 guys are obvious male and not women, but everyone they see falls for the drag get-up.
I recommend it if you are wanting some semi-raunchy fun, but it is no where near as good as raunchy comedies like American Pie..
It's kind of brainless and stupid at times, but it's also really funny watching guys trying to be girls.
Three college guys temporarily pose as girls and join the Delta Omicron Gamma (DOG) sorority for free rent.
"Sorority Boys" is about three frat guys who go drag and pledge a sorority for reasons which, like most of the plot, are unimportant.
It is likely you have read other viewers' comments on Sorority Boys, so you will already know the plot summary.
The DVD includes a filmmaker's angle feature and a very funny behind-the-scenes featurette which shows the boy-to-girl transformation process (including leg waxing - hope the guys got paid extra for that).
No, I wasn't expecting "The Age of Innocence" from this film, but there have been some "guys in drag" classics over the years and I thought maybe this might be fun.
Am I the only person getting sick and tired of these pathetic attempts at humor?The surprising thing about Sorority Boys is how much potential the story actually has.
The plot is so handicapped of ideas, it becomes wound up in a love story so out of place, even the actors involved look as if they think it belongs in a different movie altogether.
Although we've seen guys in drag before (in much better movies), this film is not without unique humorous intentions.
Sorority Boys simply expects us to laugh at the utter stupidity of the characters.
My 10/10 may well be a sympathy vote, but who cares, the movie was hilarious and irresistible.The movie stars Barry Watson from 7th Heaven and Michael Rosenbaum from Smallville star as Dave and Adam, two high-standing people from the KOK Fraternity.
They then dress up as women under the names Daisy, Adina, and Roberta and pledge the DOG Sorority, where all the ugly and weird girls go.
This isn't a must own or highly recommended, just the perfect movie to watch if you want to kill time or crave something simple-yet-funny..
And I just can't stop laughing when I see guys try to act like girls.
The subject matter can actually be thought of seriously in a way, if you think about what is going on on college campuses today.The thing that makes this film is the acting, and the unaffected way the guys get into it.
All the actors did so well with their roles (I especially like Michael Rosenbaum; he's also my favorite in "Smallville) and I loved the fact they had actors from "Animal House" in it!
The soundtrack is great, too!This movie reminds me of a cross between "Bosom Buddies" and "Some Like It Hot." I also think the guys pull off their drag costumes pretty well and are able to be in touch with their "feminine" side.
I have seen this movie 3 times and it never gets old.I always catch this movie on the TV and I laugh and laugh at all the jokes.It is a really good gross out comedy (one of the best gross out college comedies actually) and this movie is worth renting out if you haven't seen already.I don't think I have seen any of the actors in any other movies before seeing Sorority Boys.I thought the ending was really weird.Don't believe the negative reviews until you have seen this movie then you will have a different opinion.It had a good plot also and I really liked the soundtrack for this movie.10/10 is my rating..
Sorority Boys was never about that.That being said, if you have enough humility, you'll admit that this movie is pretty darn funny!
Sure, the emphasis on sex might seem unnecessary sometimes, but that's very little compared to all the other scenes that make us cry from laughing!Harland Williams is hilarious in the role of Doofer/Roberta (who strangely resembles the Sorority founder!), who becomes the best friend of all the D.O.G. sisters.
You can never know if it really was in the original script or if he made everything up, but it sure is working and the timing is perfect (and how about the way he takes care of the blaring alarm clock in the morning!)!Michael Rosenbaum (Adam/Adina) as the macho-but-willing-to-do-anything-to-get-him-back-in-the-K.O.K.-house guy also gives a great performance, trying to walk on high heels, looking as sexy has he can be under those circumstances (ie : not very gracious!).
The movie was completly hilarious, a lot of humor a la Porky's/American Pie/Animal House.
> Funny (low brow) movie....cheap sex jokes, but a film with no morals that > gains morals at the end....kind of...
> but there are many points to this film that make it funny, (the nasty > stuff aside) > bunch of guys dressing as girls to get back into the frat house...
I have a weakness for teen movies, and Sorority Boys gave me the laugh I needed.
In what apparently passes for high concept these days, three fraternity brothers of the Kappa Omega Kappa are accused of ripping off the fraternal members dues (kept conveniently in huge wads of cash in an upstairs safe) and are tossed out in a fit of revenge by the spurned pledgemaster (who has the hair of Buster Poindexter and the voice of Dan Aykroyd in Caddyshack II.)Like wolves in women's clothing, the guys unsuccessfully try to break back in to retrieve a potentially incriminating videotape and are thrown out on their wigs and high heels to the doorstep of the Delta Omicron Gamma sorority where they are immediately welcomed with open arms.
The boys will learn valuable lessons about what its like to be a woman while at the same time teaching the `DOGs' how to stand up for themselves against the hot pink ladies from that "other" sorority.Truly disgusting!!!!.
Dave (BARRY WATSON), Adam (MICHAEL ROSENBAUM) and Doofer (HARLAND WILLIAMS) are three guys who enjoy living in the Kappa Omicron Kappa house and throwing wild and sexist parties that irritate Leah (MELISSA SAGEMILLER), an outspoken feminist and head of the local chapter of Delta Omicron Gamma.Yet, when Spence (BRAD BEYER), the KOK president, announces that the money the fraternity has been collecting for an important alumni cruise has been stolen by the three, they're immediately chased from the premises.
While there, they meet other sorority sisters including Patty (KATHRYN STOCKWOOD), who thinks she's a freak because of her height, Katie (HEATHER MATARAZZO) who has a rather loud speaking voice, and Frederique (YVONNE SCIO), a rather hairy French student.As the men try to keep up their ruse, they soon learn the trials and tribulation of being a less than attractive woman at the college, all while Dave begins to fall for Leah who sees him as a compassionate female friend and possible lover.
The story is something I will not discuss because when other things are right in a movie like this, the story doesn't need to be very good.
Those things can be pretty funny but not when the three guys look like guys in women clothes.
The movie has done nothing to actually make these guys look like girls.
The guys who do not look like girls end up in a house where only girls live.
The other two guys are called Adam (Michael Rosenbaum) and Doofer (Harland Williams), just for the record.If this movie could be good in another way I don't know.
If you want to see a funny movie about a man in women clothes you better watch something like 'Tootsie' or' Mrs. Doubtfire'..
Seriously, you've seen it before, there are better movies out (finally), and even if you like cheap humor and eye candy, this either does it badly or lacks it nearly entirely.
I gave it a 9 out of 10 for the great acting of many and for the funny bits in the script making me laugh out loud.*****spoiler*****At the very, very end of the movie when the Tri-Pi's are adrift at sea, one Tri - Pi asks another , "Are you through with (name)'s leg?" making one think that they were grooming each other.
Sorority Boys (2002) Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum, Harland Williams, Melissa Sagemiller, Tony Denman, Brad Beyer, Kathryn Stockwood, Heather Matarazzo, D: Wallace Wolodarsky.
Sorority Boys is nothing more than a good time waster.The film does have some funny moments and the three male leads all have good chemistry together.
a movie where men are forced to act and behave like women?
We want to see our women as sexual objects which is why we can only see Sorority Boys as a crude sex comedy.
Granted their are a lot of lousy movies with good message (e.g. The New Guy and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo) but Sorority Boys has a strong story that wasn't haphazardly constructed.
Overall, Sorority Boys is a shallow movie - cheap humor, sight gags, and hammy acting reign supreme here.
A silly college sex farse with a trio of frat boys having to pretend to be sorority girls in order to clear their names.
You look like a man!"And the biggest laugh was right at the end of the credits, the girls ate each other!!!
3 Popular college frat guys dressing as ugly girls to get into a sorority house?
I guarantee you will laugh all the way watching the 88 minutes movie.
Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum, Harland WilliamsI liked the set-up of the movie, Three disorderly college guys are banished from there frat house for theft, (Which they didn't do, of course).
I thought this movie would have been another boring, typical American comedy, consisting of corny laughs at everyday things that aren't funny, but I was wrong!This comedy sees three fraternity boys kicked out of their house (K.O.K) for stealing.
There are great comical moments (sword-fighting with dildo's, beating the hell out of some horny guy who's trying to get it on with one of the guys), some interesting looks at the French (all French girls are very hairy is implied strongly!) and a kick-ass Football game where the three guys actually take on girls!!Sure, the movie is one of your typical teen-comedies, but better.
this is a real movie about 3 college dudes getting kicked out of thier frat house cause they were framed for stealing money, so they must dress up like girls to get back in and get evidence.
Sorority Boys is about 20% Tootsie, 30% Animal House, 30% Lame Plug for then WB Stars Rosenbaum and Barry Watson (WB's Baskets Full of Puppies Romp Seventh Heaven), and 20 more percent Lame-Ass Missed Joke "Comedy" in the vein of Tomcats!
it adds up!Which is more than I can say for the Plot of Sorority Boys, unfortunately!Barry Watson plays Dave, a Senior in College with a Penchant for using women for sex and superficiality to excel in socitey.
I think we're all used to these by now though!In short Sorority Boys isn't one of those films you should buy on DVD immediately, but passing an evening while watching it on cable can't be bad.
unlike so many other brain-dead college flicks, the humor in this movie actually compels you to laugh out loud and then keep going - now isn't that the goal of comedy?
Getting cheap laughs by putting men in frocks.Other people have commented how the three boys in this movie still look like guys in drag.
It wouldn't be  funny if the actors actually looked like women when in drag, would it.But this is the same old tired formula of men experiencing things from a women's perspective and becoming the better person for it.
Neither should we I suppose.The boys,(Barry Watson, Harland Williams and Michael Rosenbaum) have been kicked out of their men's, Fraternity House at University and in drag have been accepted into a women's or Sorority house.
Cheap laughs are just that, easily won and if the P.C. cap is left at the door, as it is usually these days, Sorority Boys will provide some chuckles.Adam's (Michael Rosenbaum) tryst with his erstwhile little brother Jimmy (Tony Denman) at the Frat House was good for a giggle or two but it was hard to buy the rest.
And it's obvious that films like Sorority Boys do little to entice people to behave more nicely towards one another.
SORORITY BOYS STARRING: Barry Watson, Harland Williams, and Michael RosenbaumSorority Boys is the perfect teen movie.
Frat boys, sorority girls, crazy parties, drinking, drugs, sex, college scene.
Guys dressed as girls ((And actually look pretty convincing!)) Sorority Boys is one of the funniest - and perverted- teen movies to come out in a long time.
Three obnoxious college boys (Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum, Harland Williams) treat girls like dirt and enjoy it.
I saw SORORITY BOYS last night and the first thing I noticed about the movie was how great the comedic performances by Barry Watson (Teaching Mrs. Tingle), Harland Williams (Dumb & Dumber, There's Something About Mary, Half Baked, and Freddy Got Fingered), and Michael Rosenbaum (TV's Smallville) were.