I agree completely with the other reviewers who said the story is all over the place.
I think that all the spontaneous explanations for verbal slips are supposed to be funny, but for me that were just childish explanations. Avery so excited about a new car? And a minivan no less. And that gag was beaten to death.
I wonder if the viewer is supposed to take Avery's side in her struggle with her new boss. Despite the outcome, this isn't promising for their future together because ... well he's the boss. If he and the Curator disagree so strongly, well good luck. And he wasn't wrong.
Like the 6th movie (I saw this last), the wedding veil legend gets shortchanged at least as far as any romance story springing out of it, again despite the outcome. It's just that the romance story got washed out by everything else.
It must be nice for the three friends to be able to drop everything and fly to another city at the drop of a hat. That is a continuing theme throughout the series. I will agree that it is great to see such devoted friendship.
I wondered about ballot box stuffing especially with so many 10 star written reviews against a weighted score below 7. I looked at 5 or more of those writers' histories and the ones I picked varied from the only review to a history of 25. None of theme had a deep portfolio of written reviews. A few seemed to favor Kevin McGarry movies and WCtH. The rating spread wasn't that unusual with maybe a tad more 10's than should be expected.
Even the relationship between Avery and Peter was a little thin as far as screen time in this movie. In general, there was just too many story lines.
I think that all the spontaneous explanations for verbal slips are supposed to be funny, but for me that were just childish explanations. Avery so excited about a new car? And a minivan no less. And that gag was beaten to death.
I wonder if the viewer is supposed to take Avery's side in her struggle with her new boss. Despite the outcome, this isn't promising for their future together because ... well he's the boss. If he and the Curator disagree so strongly, well good luck. And he wasn't wrong.
Like the 6th movie (I saw this last), the wedding veil legend gets shortchanged at least as far as any romance story springing out of it, again despite the outcome. It's just that the romance story got washed out by everything else.
It must be nice for the three friends to be able to drop everything and fly to another city at the drop of a hat. That is a continuing theme throughout the series. I will agree that it is great to see such devoted friendship.
I wondered about ballot box stuffing especially with so many 10 star written reviews against a weighted score below 7. I looked at 5 or more of those writers' histories and the ones I picked varied from the only review to a history of 25. None of theme had a deep portfolio of written reviews. A few seemed to favor Kevin McGarry movies and WCtH. The rating spread wasn't that unusual with maybe a tad more 10's than should be expected.
Even the relationship between Avery and Peter was a little thin as far as screen time in this movie. In general, there was just too many story lines.