
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion
A 1997 American comedy film directed by David Mirkin starring Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino
10 people recommend this
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Spines, Flicks, and WaxFirst to rec“This movie has comedy, a mini road trip, a killer soundtrack, and, above all, awesome threads! A feel-good comedy to lift up your spirits when you need it. To this day, I style myself with Romy and Michele energy, matchy matchy colors and all, en vogue be damned!”
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April“One of the movies I will never skip if it’s an option. I saw this for the first time when I was a kid and thought it was great. I love the color story, the fashion, the one liners. I have felt so connected to Jeanane Garofolo’s characters and loved her stand up since I was a kid so anything she’s in, I’m seeing it.”
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Cecilia“Never, and I mean NEVER gets old. Heather Mooney is the best character to ever have been created.”
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Robin Reetz“A perfect '90s movie that really encapsulates how I felt growing up.”
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Jordy Scheinberg“It almost feels stupid to share this movie because it is such a classic iconic perfect film that I can't imagine that anyone hasn't seen it but if you haven't...what a treat!! Flawless girlie pop amazing movie with the most gorgina costume design (by LEGEND Mona May), fantastic soundtrack, and incredible casting - Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow (obv), Alan Cumming, Janeane Garafolo even a small role from our queen Meredith Blake (Elaine Hendrix). There's a sequel coming out which always scares me but I will obviously still be seeing it on opening day.”
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Nora“A perfect film! Original fashion icons”
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Fwuitbowl“I don’t know how I missed this movie in the actual 90s but it is SO GREAT! 😄 I had no idea what would happen next! I love these characters. The dance scene had me on the floor! 10/10!”
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Samantha Klein“A perfect movie about female friendship and being a weirdo who loves fashion. Perfect movie, perfect casting.”
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Robin Reetz“A perfect '90s movie that honestly sort of encapsulates how I felt a lot of the time growing up.”
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