Always a Bridesmaid

Yvette Nicole Brown wrote this movie, and she did a fantastic job! The cast was beautiful, the acting suberb, and the subject matter was deep! We often get in the way of love by being defensive, guarded, and we end up self sabotaging. We need to relax...that's why it's called FALLING in love. Yvette, I hope you end up writing more movies, we more content like this. Props to you, lady :)

Not only was the cast remarkable and dipped in the finest melanin, the storyline was perfection. During the course of the film, the characters evolve and transform themselves into the best versions of themselves. It speaks to forgiveness, perfect imperfections, trauma manifesting in relationships, surrender, faith and the conditions of unconditional love. I laughed, I cried, I cried so more. I cheered. I booed (at the scene where the guy was drunk and asleep in the car- he needed to be kicked lol). Perfect love really does cast out fear and some people are worth fighting for. This is now a fave #newclassic

I DON'T MIND LOW BUDGET MOVIES SO AS LONG AS THEY'RE WELL WRITTEN AND THIS ONE WAS. I WAS SCEPTICAL AT THE BEGINNING BUT I STILL GAVE IT A CHANCE AND I END UP ENJOYING IT. I DON'T WANT TO GIVE ANY SPOILERS BUT IF YOU IN ROMANCE AND YOU DON'T MIND THE LOW BUDGET LOOK, YOU'LL ENJOY IT.

The movie did what I wanted which was to be entertained for a couple of hours and be transported to someone else's world. The movie did this. The move moved along. The plot didn't have any glaring holes. The main character Corina and her love interest, Randall, were cute. There wansn't any overt and in your face sex which was nice for once. The side characters were comical. The screenwriter and director did not portray men as dogs and none of the women got used. Is this a classic among my list. Probably not, but it was entertaining. I would watch another movie from this director.

I don't watch movies more than once these days, but I'm definitely going to watch this one again. I'd read the screenplay! I appreciate the depth in this love story. It's definitely a fluffy romance, but it is also a film about navigating through other issues in life - issues people get stuck in all the time. Career. Family hurt. Past relationship hurts. Corine's biggest issue was not believing that she can live the life she wants. Simple story, yet profound. I'm grateful for this story. Such a realistic portrayal of relationships. Either the editing or the two lead characters' acting skills were a bit off, but it didnt ruin the story. They still did a good job, but I was crying more than they did on film. The script was so good! The supporting actors were phenomenal! Yvette Randall Brown? The best friend dude/new father - love him! Love all the wedding scenes. Very diverse. Realistic. Bring back the creative crew and make another movie. Make sure to advertise with "from the folks who brought you "Always a Bridesmaid" comes a story..." so I actually watch it. So happy I lucked upon this film today.