Kiss the Bride
2007, Romance/Comedy, 1h 55m
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The life of Matt Roman (Philipp Karner) is turned upside down when he learns that Ryan (James O'Shea), his high-school lover, is going to be married -- to a woman. Believing that Ryan is undergoing some kind of identity crisis and needs help, Matt makes the journey back home, where he meets Ryan's bride-to-be, Alex (Tori Spelling). She immediately gets chummy with Matt, while Ryan claims that his prior flings with men were just part of a temporary phase. Matt, however, cannot accept this.
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Rating: R (Language|Sexual Content)
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Genre: Romance, Comedy, Lgbtq+
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Original Language: English
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Director: C. Jay Cox
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Producer: C. Jay Cox, Bob Schuck, Richard Santilena
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Writer: Ty Lieberman
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $31.9K
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Distributor: Regent Releasing
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I really enjoyed this. C. Jay Cox makes really good movies. Honestly, the two movies I've seen of his are some of my top favourites of the genre. This movie was fun and had good meaning to it as well. There were moments where I actually laughed out loud. What I found funniest though was the random appearences of certain people. For instance both Amber Benson and Steve Sandvoss (who were in Latter Days) have minor roles in this. As well Charlie David (who I swear is in almost every sweet gay movie) was in it. And most hilarious of all was Dean McDermott (Tori Spellings husband) as a stripper. Small world. The ending of this movie also was interesting to me. It wasnt the most predictable ending that everyone would have called from the beginning. No, it was more real and honest and really I actually am very content with the end. Above all I'm just glad that id didnt piss me off as much as the ending to My Best Friend's Wedding (which is mentioned several times in this movie). What did this movie teach me? Getting married is just a piece of paper. Love isnt about a piece of paper.
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