Plot contrivances and erratic character choices reduce would could have been a frothy comedy into a confused, unsatisfying jumble that no amount of beefcake can rescue.
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04/18/08
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Kiss the Bride (2008)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:2
Rotten:4
Average Rating:4.2/10
Theatrical Release:Apr 18, 2008 Limited
Synopsis: When Matt receives an invitation to high school best friend Ryan's wedding he's surprised - especially that Ryan is marrying a woman! Matt plans to rescue his former love from whatever "she-devil"... [More]
Starring: Tori Spelling, Philipp Karner, James O'Shea, Joanna Cassidy
Director: C. Jay Cox
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Reviews for Kiss the Bride
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Fans of the genre, Ms. Spelling (who are likely the same people) and perhaps TV’s Will & Grace (who are likely the same people) will be inclined to walk this bride down the aisle.
04/24/08
The premise is stomach-turning cutesy as well as maudlin, the characters are cartoons, and the climax is unbelievable and strained to a fare-thee-well.
06/09/09
At first, the supremely silly vibe offers a fair amount of fun. But then Cox switches gears and gets serious, which is a huge mistake.
05/30/08
A light, formulaic romantic comedy that plays with genre conventions just enough to make its cotton-candy charms feel almost fresh.
05/30/08
A breakout movie could be made from Lieberman's premise, but Cox and his TV-caliber cast simply aren't cut out for the challenge.
04/17/08
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