3.5/4 stars
Hugh Grant has been the master of this kind of movie for years, but surprisingly, Drew Barrymore is also becoming a favorite of mine lately. They have an unexpected chemistry in this, a somewhat typical charming, intelligent romantic comedy. The cheesy song that begins and ends the movie (and has been stuck in my head since I first saw it) is just a bonus.
Written December 2, 2007.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
The Wedding Singer
3.5/4 stars
The problem with seeing The Wedding Singer about ten years late as I have done is that it's one of those movies that people like to quote at you, so I'm experiencing the disillusionment of discovering where some of my friends who I formerly thought were just clever actually get their material. Truthfully though, the movie is funny, can you blame them? Aside from that there's not much to say. I've stated in the past that Drew Barrymore is about the most charming leading woman you could ask for in this type of movie, and the soundtrack happened to fucking awesome (okay, I just really love Everyday I Write the Book). But it's nine and a half years too late for this review to tell anybody anything they didn't already know, making it... somewhat pointless.
Written June 29, 2008.
The problem with seeing The Wedding Singer about ten years late as I have done is that it's one of those movies that people like to quote at you, so I'm experiencing the disillusionment of discovering where some of my friends who I formerly thought were just clever actually get their material. Truthfully though, the movie is funny, can you blame them? Aside from that there's not much to say. I've stated in the past that Drew Barrymore is about the most charming leading woman you could ask for in this type of movie, and the soundtrack happened to fucking awesome (okay, I just really love Everyday I Write the Book). But it's nine and a half years too late for this review to tell anybody anything they didn't already know, making it... somewhat pointless.
Written June 29, 2008.
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