Bridesmaid #1 has a fight with her true love, who then sleeps with Bridezilla who then tricks him into thinking she's pregnant so she can marry him and access his millions. Bridesmaids #2 and 3 plot with Bridesmaid #1 to take Bridezilla down and re-unite the oblivious groom with Bridesmaid #1.
It being an ABC Family movie, I had low expectations that were more than aptly met. Unoriginal jokes, plot, and characters. I really would hope that most teenagers are a little smarter than people in Hollywood seem to think. "Romantic comedies" are based around the fact that no one can communicate clearly, and this one is I suppose meant to be fun and nonsensical, but that doesn't make it better by any means. I'm rather saddened that Hollywood has yet again misplaced blame. Yes, Bridezilla was an awfully outrageously crooked person, but I'd say Bridesmaid #1 and the groom should have had the sense to resolve their "one little argument" before the groom goes off and decides he's gonna have a one night stand with someone. If you're in as much love as they repeatedly claim these two are, you'd think they would have a more solid foundation.
Chryssie Whitehead as Bridesmaid #1 is the only good thing about this "movie". I saw her in an episode of In Plain Sight, and she killed all the scenes she was in. She has so much sweetness and expression, she puts the lousy acting abilities of the two top-billing actresses, JoAnna Garcia and the awful Raven-Symone, to shame.
Only see it on TV, if you wanna see it at all.
It being an ABC Family movie, I had low expectations that were more than aptly met. Unoriginal jokes, plot, and characters. I really would hope that most teenagers are a little smarter than people in Hollywood seem to think. "Romantic comedies" are based around the fact that no one can communicate clearly, and this one is I suppose meant to be fun and nonsensical, but that doesn't make it better by any means. I'm rather saddened that Hollywood has yet again misplaced blame. Yes, Bridezilla was an awfully outrageously crooked person, but I'd say Bridesmaid #1 and the groom should have had the sense to resolve their "one little argument" before the groom goes off and decides he's gonna have a one night stand with someone. If you're in as much love as they repeatedly claim these two are, you'd think they would have a more solid foundation.
Chryssie Whitehead as Bridesmaid #1 is the only good thing about this "movie". I saw her in an episode of In Plain Sight, and she killed all the scenes she was in. She has so much sweetness and expression, she puts the lousy acting abilities of the two top-billing actresses, JoAnna Garcia and the awful Raven-Symone, to shame.
Only see it on TV, if you wanna see it at all.