Just Married

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Cast & Crew

Ashton Kutcher
Tom Leezak

Brittany Murphy
Sarah McNerney

Christian Kane
Peter Prentiss

David Moscow
Kyle

Monet Mazur
Lauren McNerney

David Rasche
Mr. McNerney

Veronica Cartwright
Mrs. Mcnerney

Thad Luckinbill
Willie McNerney

David Agranov
Paul McNerney

Taran Killam
Dickie McNerney

Raymond J. Barry
Mr. Leezak

Toshi Toda
Yuan

Valeria Andrews
Wendy

Shawn Levy
Director

Robert Simonds
Producer

Tracey Trench
Executive Producer

Lauren Shuler Donner
Executive Producer

Ira Shuman
Co-Producer

Sam Harper
Writer

Jonathan Brown
Cinematographer

Nina Ruscio
Production Design

Don Zimmerman
Film Editing

Scott Hill
Film Editing

Debra McGuire
Costume Design

Christophe Beck
Music

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Audience Reviews for Just Married

• Feb 02, 2013

  Just Married is a decent comedy with a few good laughs, but it could have been done far better as well. The film had potential in doing something far better, and it does fall short. In the long run, this is a film that is worth seeing only once as the jokes become stale over multiple viewings. The idea behind the film was good, but the gags just didn't hold up. The cast do a decent job in their performances, but it simply doesn't make up for a great comedic experience. The film leaves room for improvement and it deliver some good laughs here and there but it could have been better. The film suffers from a lacking script that could have been rewritten a few times. Ashton Kutcher and Brittany Murphy do what they can with the material and they pull off something entertaining. Just Married is fun, but like I said it could have been better due to its interesting ideas. This is a decent film to watch when you have nothing else better to do, and it makes for a mindless viewing experience that brings on a few good laughs, and effective moments. However this is a forgettable film that since its release, there has been far better films in this genre. Worth seeing, but there are too many underdeveloped ideas on-screen to really make it a hilarious film that warrants rewatching again and again. Expect something slightly humorous, but keep in mind that the film had plenty of wasted potential as well. Just Married is not the best rom com out there, but it certainly isn't the worst. Funny in some areas, and sketchy in others, this is a film that doesn't try too hard at being something great due to a script that reveals too many lacking, uninspired ideas.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Jul 26, 2011

  "You never see the bad days in photo albums but those are the days that get you from one happy snap shot to another." A cute romantic movie with a girl from a wealthy Beverly Hills family Sarah McNerney (played by Brittany Murphy) who falls in love with an average Joe by the name of Tom Leezak (played by Ashton Kutcher). They get married even though Tom's friends and Sarah's family are against it and go on their supposedly perfectly planned European honeymoon. Unfortunately, things don't go exactly as they had hoped when they are evicted from their hotel in France. Light hearted and funny flick with wonderful glimpses of beautiful European vistas and I loved the memorable the heart-to-heart talk Tom gets from his dad; he had a good message in the end about being an adult and working things out. ~Spoiler~ "Just Married" has many hilarious moments from the classic pre-marriage scene when Kutcher tells his best man, "you're the worst best man ever," to him forcing a plug for a sex toy into the electrical outlet of the posh French hotel, to Murphy's discovery of the curious red bra in their honeymoon suite.
  Deb S Super Reviewer
• Jul 11, 2011

  brittany murphy is at her most adorable here. the extra half a star is for her... wow that makes me sound like a dick.
  Nay Nay B Super Reviewer
• Jun 19, 2011

  Better than I thought but nothing great when all is said and done.
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