monicawilson-04518
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Your typical rom com but just badly done!
The music never made sense. The name of the movie never made sense even though they mention Frank Sinatra. Why not have Sinatra sing it had to be you and that to be the theme song for the movie?
The woman did not appear feminine and I found it hard to believe that anyone would leave their fiancé for her. Her clothes, hair, face, made her look so manly. Even more unbelievable was anyone leaving their fiancé after knowing/interacting with a stranger that they bumped into or had to share a utensil appointment with and all this within a few days. He too was dressed so ugly. Kind of like they tried to make them both look unattractive.
I have so many questions.
What teacher do you know whose salary permits them to stay in the plaza hotel in NYC? Why is she in a hotel if she lives in NYC?
Why is he staying in the hotel if he lives in the Hamptons. What is it like a 2 hour drive from the city? Probably much shorter if you take the train. Why did they both wait until the last minute to make all those arrangements for their wedding? (What band, the priest, pick out silverware, linen etc).. How can they make those decisions alone excluding their fiancé's preferences?
Why are all these rom coms the same where everything is happening in an expensive hotel where everyone is at your service. Central Park is always shown and Tavern on the Green, a horse and carriage ride (not in this movie), expensive restaurants, meeting the One and living happily after?
Anyway back to the movie. How did they get from take a break from choosing which utensil pattern to I think I'm in love with him. I thought I missed a part. I was thinking did they kiss or sleep together and I missed it? Did they at some point show any emotions or was there a deep connection between them?
I tried to like this movie but just couldn't.
The main characters looked so wrong together. Same goes for their best friends. They were miscast too with just as bad of a storyline.
I wish i had a policeman come and try to save me from watching this movie.
The music never made sense. The name of the movie never made sense even though they mention Frank Sinatra. Why not have Sinatra sing it had to be you and that to be the theme song for the movie?
The woman did not appear feminine and I found it hard to believe that anyone would leave their fiancé for her. Her clothes, hair, face, made her look so manly. Even more unbelievable was anyone leaving their fiancé after knowing/interacting with a stranger that they bumped into or had to share a utensil appointment with and all this within a few days. He too was dressed so ugly. Kind of like they tried to make them both look unattractive.
I have so many questions.
What teacher do you know whose salary permits them to stay in the plaza hotel in NYC? Why is she in a hotel if she lives in NYC?
Why is he staying in the hotel if he lives in the Hamptons. What is it like a 2 hour drive from the city? Probably much shorter if you take the train. Why did they both wait until the last minute to make all those arrangements for their wedding? (What band, the priest, pick out silverware, linen etc).. How can they make those decisions alone excluding their fiancé's preferences?
Why are all these rom coms the same where everything is happening in an expensive hotel where everyone is at your service. Central Park is always shown and Tavern on the Green, a horse and carriage ride (not in this movie), expensive restaurants, meeting the One and living happily after?
Anyway back to the movie. How did they get from take a break from choosing which utensil pattern to I think I'm in love with him. I thought I missed a part. I was thinking did they kiss or sleep together and I missed it? Did they at some point show any emotions or was there a deep connection between them?
I tried to like this movie but just couldn't.
The main characters looked so wrong together. Same goes for their best friends. They were miscast too with just as bad of a storyline.
I wish i had a policeman come and try to save me from watching this movie.
This movie was moving on all sides. I enjoyed watching it. It was nice and the age of the characters or my age didn't matter. The issues would be the same and would hit home at any stage of our lives.
An updated, modernized version of she's all that. Not sure why the bad reviews. I happened to enjoy this light hearted teenage movie. Loved it!