Romy and Michele's High School Reunion [DVD] [1997]

Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion is a movie centered around two Los Angeles area residents Michele Weinberger (Lisa Kudrow) and Romy White (Mira Sorvino). Both of them are in their late 20’s and become concerned about what they have done with their lives after Michele encounters a former classmate named Heather Mooney (Janeane Garofalo). Heather Mooney is doing well for herself on a financial level and influences Romy White to think about her own life after an encounter at work (Heather was one of Romy’s customers at a car dealership). In addition, Romy finds out about the upcoming high school reunion and decides (along with Michele) that they are going to make an attempt to go. However, as they look and reminisce on their lives via a yearbook, both women realize that they want to try to make some changes before the reunion in order to get back at how they feel they were perceived in high school. I admit that I’m a high school graduate of the class of 2000 and honestly did not attend my ten year high school reunion and I’m truthfully unsure about whether I would actually go to my 20 year high school reunion (regardless of how my life turns out, even though I’m proud of both where I came from and graduated high school from). However, this movie did inspire and remind me to begin now to choose carefully on how I want my life to unfold and change for the better within five years from now (by the summer of 2020 at the latest). The following are some of the other multiple actors/actresses associated with Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion; Camryn Manheim, Alan Cumming, Julia Campbell, Mia Cottet, Kristin Bauer, Elaine Hendrix, Vincent Ventresca, Justin Theroux, Jacob Vargas etc. There are multiple popular songs featured in the Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion film such as; I Want Candy by BowWow, She Blinded Me With Science by Oingo Boingo, Dance Hall Days by Wang Chung, Addicted To Love by Robert Palmer, Footloose by Kenny Loggins, Karma Chameleon by Boy George, Don’t Get Me Wrong by The Pretenders, Venus by Bananarama, and more songs featured in the movie.

Pretty in pink goes to high school reunion dreading facing all the sucessful former classmates. Decides to take her just as kinky girl friend with to the reunion. This results in a road trip of guessing and anxiety over what the reunion will become. Actually a good plot and a ending twist. All good clean fun with adult reality about a female goals in the 80's but not for todays female goals.

Truly one of the top 90s classics. Quirky; funny and engaging. I’ve had multiple copies of this movie but at this price, it’s great to have a backup copy. If you haven’t seen this hysterical movie, do it now. “I invented Post-it’s”...one of the greatest movie buzz phrases ever...right up there with “You can’t sit with us.”

This is one of my favorite, silly chick flicks when I was a young child. Like I still have my VHS tape of it but of course no VHS player. But I couldn't throw it out. So when I saw that it came out on DVD, I had to get it. So much quoting on my part when I re-watched it. I love it and was excited on the price value too from Best Buy :D

Everyone knows what its like to want to make old classmates envious at a reunion...particularly if you weren't the most popular in high school. This movie offers a hilarious take on what two, seemingly unsuccessful, women will do to finally be popular. A great story about friendship and empowerment!

Where do I begin? This movie is perfect!! Lisa Kudrow & Mira Sorvino are absolutely perfect in this hysterical movie!! I was hoping for tons of extras but maybe on a future release. If you want non stop laughs, BUY THIS MOVIE!!!!

Classic high school reunion flick complete with 80's soundtrack. Romy and Michele head back to their high school reunion but create a little lie about themselves. Once they're found out, they have to fight to win back the respect of their former classmates.

Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino do an excellent job at making you laugh in this comedy! This movie isn’t a great reminder to be happy with who you truly are and stop trying to impress other people.