In high school, Matt and Ryan were best friends. More than friends, actually. But in the ensuing ten years, they've lost contact. So when Matt receives an invitation to Ryan's wedding he's surprised - especially that Ryan is marrying a woman!
Поцелуй невесту, Un padrino muy especial, נשק את הכלה, Embrassez le marié !, Polibte nevěstu, Beije a Noiva, 亲吻新郎, Melyik az igazi?
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A star for effort. I wonder who is the target audience for this California shot, peach colored, all white, all fit gay comedies? At least the ending was original in some sort.
I can’t believe this movie has two canonically bisexual main characters but the filmmakers still thought bisexual people didn’t exist.
While not a great film, this is more fun than expected thanks to Tory Spelling and a slew of fine support.
What I liked best is that the film refused to create the typical gay stereotypes and made their characters into real people with real concerns and feelings.
Not so great is the contrived final act that leads to a silly and gimmicky ceremony that feels out of place with the rest of the movie.
i am being dead serious. this movie is so fucking good. it's silly and funny and i love it so much and THEY ARE IN A POLYCULE!!!! the movie is biphobic yes but all characters are bisexual
MY FAVE POLYCULE OH MY GOD THEY ALL GOT COMMITTED. the gays they make too much big crazy !!!
Amateur comedy about a gay man trying to break up his exes wedding. Phillip Karner can play lust and disdain but he's uncomfortable with screwball banter. Tori Spelling's broad musical comedy performance doesn't mesh with her co-stars but seems better for the script. The "zany" soundtrack does more harm than good.
It was a thought start. The acting and dialogue is kind of rough, but I stuck through to the end because of the gays. The story is actually pretty good and I like the bride.
