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08/26/06
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My First Wedding (2006)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:0
Rotten:6
Average Rating:3.5/10
Theatrical Release:2006-08
Synopsis: Rachel Leigh Cook (29 PALMS) stars as bride-to-be Vanessa in this kooky wedding comedy. A local carpenter, who Vanessa mistakes for a priest, hears all of Vanessa's problems as she confides in him.... [More]
Starring: Rachael Leigh Cook, Kenny Doughty, Caroline Carver, Paul Hopkins
Director: Laurent Firode
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04/29/09
My First Wedding has Rachael Leigh Cook's off-kilter rhythm going for it, and it needs it because everything else about the movie is way too on-kilter.
08/17/06
After languishing unseen for years, Laurent Firode's long-delayed comedy is finally getting its day in the sun. Too bad there's such a heavy shadow hanging over it.
08/18/06
It's hard to imagine how even Billy Wilder could have made this premise palatable.
03/01/07
With a title like My First Wedding, viewers shouldn't expect anything other than a date movie that relies more on likable characters than originality.
08/17/06
The narrative impetus of the film is stupidity, as Laurent Firode's romantic comedy only manages to progress from plot point A to B thanks to the witlessness of its unbelievably naive protagonists.
07/06/06
A run-of-the mill farce with an undeniably sexist undertone.
08/28/06
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