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Etter eksamen fra college i 1969 lover vennene Annie, Brenda, Cynthia og Elise at de aldri vil miste kontakten. Nesten tre tiår senere tar Cynthia sitt eget liv etter at hennes ektemann forlater henne. På hennes begravelse møtes de tre gjenværende venninnene, og hver av dem innrømmer at deres respektive ektefeller har vært utro, og de legger planer om å få hevn. Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler og Diane Keaton er trioen av kvinner som vil ta rettferdighet i egne hender og få mennene sine til å betale.

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