Average Rating: 3.6/10
Reviews Counted: 14
Fresh: 3 | Rotten: 11
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Average Rating: 4.2/10
Critic Reviews: 9
Fresh: 3 | Rotten: 6
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A woman negotiates the tricky etiquette of celebrating the wedding of her former girlfriend in this independent comedy. April (Maria Cina) and Alex (Trish Doolan) are close friends who have something of a past together -- both are lesbians, and they were lovers for several years. Alex is still attracted to April, but April has moved on -- so much so that April one day announces that she's going to marry Pauly (Randall Batinkoff), a pleasant but dull man who was introduced to April by her mother
Jun 26, 2004 Wide
May 23, 2006
Regent Releasing
All Critics (14) | Top Critics (9) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (12) | DVD (1)
The film has a pleasant spirit and lively dialogue, and what's more, seems to be coming from a specific cultural and geographical location.
It wrings almost no laughs or tears from this seemingly idiot-proof premise, taking 45 yawn-filled minutes to introduce its collection of severely stereotyped characters, whose conflicts then play out in excruciatingly predictable fashion.
If there is a single phrase that should strike fear in the hearts of innocent moviegoers, it is 'writer-director- producer-star.'
A lighthearted comedy about the outing of a bride-to-be and her five-year relationship with her maid of honor.
Suffers from a malady common to tiny indies of the let's-put-on-a-show variety -- it strains for irrepressibly nutty, but lands squarely in annoying.
How do you stop it, a movie that labors as stridently for sitcom feel-goodness?
With the preordained outcome of telegraphed in its opening scene, all that's left to enjoy of this mean-spirited melodrama, are politically-incorrect laughs at the expense of a bizarre cross-section of California kooks.
With the preordained outcome of telegraphed in its opening scene, all that's left to enjoy of this mean-spirited melodrama, are politically-incorrect laughs at the expense of a bizarre cross-section of California kooks.
Poorly shot, badly timed, lamely idiosyncratic, and annoying.
Unfortunately, the guest list includes a gaggle of clichés.
You'd think that having gone to the trouble of writing, directing, producing and starring in April's Shower, Trish Doolan would have something to say.
I was very open to enjoy this movie and did at the beginning. It was pleasant and entertaining if you could ignore the 'dop-tee-do' music. It had an interesting premise and I went with it for awhile until it got sillier and sillier and went on and on. Toward the end, what the characters were doing and how they were
April 21, 2010
Slightly hyper story, to much happening with to much characters. Nontheless a happy movie, but expect nothing too deep.
April 21, 2010
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