Réalisation:
Gary WinickPhotographie:
Frederick ElmesMusique:
Edward ShearmurActeurs·trices:
Anne Hathaway, Kate Hudson, Candice Bergen, Steve Howey, Bryan Greenberg, Chris Pratt, Kristen Johnston, Michael Arden, John Pankow, Paul Scheer (plus)VOD (4)
Résumés(1)
New York. Liv et Emma sont les deux meilleures amies du monde, deux véritables complices à l'écoute l'une de l'autre, quoi qu'il arrive. Depuis toujours, elles partagent le même désir, celui d'un merveilleux mariage au Plaza Hotel dont elles ont imaginé ensemble les moindres détails. Aujourd'hui, elles ont 26 ans et sont sur le point de réaliser ce rêve à quelques semaines d'intervalle: elles ne pouvaient espérer mieux. Mais c'est le drame quand, à la suite d'une erreur administrative, les deux cérémonies se retrouvent programmées le même jour. L'une des deux amies va devoir renoncer au mariage idéal... Liv, avocate réputée qui a l'habitude d'obtenir ce qu'elle veut, y compris le travail idéal et l'homme parfait, ne reculera devant rien pour avoir aussi le mariage qu'elle peaufine depuis des années. Emma, une enseignante plutôt effacée, a toujours pris soin des autres, bien plus que d'elle-même, mais cette fois, elle va se découvrir des capacités de combattante insoupçonnées... (20th Century Fox FR)
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Critiques (6)
Une comédie sur les mariages ne devrait probablement pas avoir pour effet de dissuader un homme de se marier. Ainsi, n'importe qui pourrait penser que lorsqu'il demandera la main de sa petite amie, elle deviendra aussi perfide, méchante, antipathique, hystérique et criarde que dans ce film. De plus, ce n'est pas drôle mais stupide et arrogant.
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All it would have taken was to reduce the screaming, make the whole game into fairy tales for adults, and most importantly, explain a little more why some relationships are obvious and some have a really thorny path to happiness. Without that, we're left with a film which most guys will resist with the code name "a film just for girls" and will still puzzle over why the double wedding is actually a bad idea. With more space for the first-class Bryan Greenberg in yet another role as the nice guy next door, it could have turned out completely differently.
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So I also entered the world of women's problems that Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson have reserved for themselves, and I realized that many times I would like to have their problems. And you know what? I didn't think that during the movie, but in the end I watched it to the end and I quite liked it. Sometimes I laughed, the girls were nice, the guys too, the whole course was kind of nice. But yeah, I liked it.
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Oh God! This is truly one of the dumbest movies I have seen in recent years. When I compare it to the movie "Bridesmaids", I feel like crying. "Bride Wars" is an unbelievably unfunny movie, it's almost impossible. Casting Kate Hudson is suicide at first sight because she can act about as well as her costume designer (no offense to her costume designer, but she's not an actress), and she simply proves that she is a movie star just because she has a pretty face and is slim, even though the rest of her character is as interesting as a coffee stain on an old tablecloth in a lower-class restaurant. I like Anne Hathaway, but even her role is as annoying as a group of Germans who have a room next to yours on vacation. In the end, the grooms come out as the most unbearable. Everything is wrong here. The poor screenplay tries to impress us with a final twist that someone would need to slap. It only needed the main heroines to hold hands and giggle stupidly. And the complete finale? Leave it alone. This "Happily Ever After" is truly terrible. The movie had a crazy budget of 30 million dollars, but on TV, you can see similar craziness every day for less money and possibly even better quality. Dreadful and horrifying. This is definitely not the direction that wedding comedies should take. Long live "Bridesmaids". More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/05/kocour-v-botach-jedna-hodne-blba-svatba.html
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If you buy the DVD or the movie ticket, you certainly won't be expecting the movie to change your outlook on life. You're going to relax, have fun, and see a little piece of America again. This piece looks okay to me. For once this is not about a relationship between a man and a woman, but about two friends who share the same wedding date. Gimmicks and jokes you've heard and seen before somewhere, but it simply entertains you anyway, so when the next Kate Hudson romcom comes to the cinema, you'll grab your other half and go again. Because that's how it goes...
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