The Wedding Trip

Great flick for the second half. The first half of the movie is extremely slow. There is a lot of close up shots of the characters and few shots with the characters together. The script in the first half is super dry, and the editing even messes up at a point when they discuss "med school". The second half of the movie feels like an entire different experience. It is like the director, editor, script, and every aspect change as soon as the "couple" meet the parents. What a joy the second half was. It went from a dry hall marker movie into a mell brooksie comedy. I'm glad i stuck it thru this romantic comedy. I really enjoyed it... and if i'm ever in NC im gonna look up that motel. I have never reviewed a movie online but this one was such a joy. Thanks ! -Brian , New York.

I forgot to add yeah there's a whole bunch of potty humor and I don't enjoy the tired scene of somebody taking a poop and having people hide in the shower and react to it in supposed to be hilarious ways, I'm assuming. It was just gross as it always is so if any movie makers are reading this stop with the vomiting and the poop scenes and the farts OK. Tho I thank them for that bathroom scene because that was that just the impetus I needed to actually finally turn this piece of garbage off.

What a surprise! What started out as awkward and a bit cringey ended up as a hilarious rom com road trip movie with Jack and Samantha, an odd couple with some real chemistry who travel to a wedding while trying to figure each other out while both growing as individuals and exploring the possibility of being a couple. It was both laugh out loud funny and endearingly sweet. A lovely film about figuring out yourself and making the best of "interesting travel partners."

This low budget romcom is entirely watchable. It's not particularly good and it's not particularly terrible. It's a film you can watch while you eat. Or surfing the web (I did both as it streamed from Amazon Prime). The lead actress, Sydney Bakich, can act, and is frankly a bit charming. The lead actor... struggles to keep up. But he doesn't embarrass himself. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that everyone else in the cast was a friend or family member of the producers. The ending is weird. There's no getting around that fact. A solid OK.

Who are convinced that everyone in movies should fit the stereotype outgoing actor type.

I for one felt that the lead actors "I don't care" attitude fit the story lone perfectly. Although it is no where near oscar type, most involved still did a great job and this was one of the better "low budget-B movies" I have seen in some time.

Ending was rushed... but still a solid 6.8.