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Bridesmaids....You Let Me Down, Girls

E-Roc hates this phrase: fail. Epic fail. But even he would agree with me on this flick.

I had so much hope for this one! I thought it was gonna be like a Hangover for girls! And with Maya and Kristen what could go wrong? And Apatow producing? It's gonna be great, right? Right?

Not so much.

Even though E-Roc LOL'd to the whole food poisoning massacre, we both agreed it fell pretty flat. What I thought was going to be a cute-girls-gone-wild for the 30-something set became a girl-against-girl-flailing-circling-the-drain pic with a bridal back-drop.

As I'm sure most would agree, Melissa McCarthy is once again the shining jewel in this as the Zach Galifianakis counterpart. Can she do any wrong right now?

This movie makes me glad my bridesmaid days are behind me. But makes me regret I bought this instead of renting. Oh, well.....
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MikeHell said…
I watched about half of it last night and laughed once... I think. I will probably finish it at some point, but I'm not dying to. I had been warned it didn't live up to the hype, so I really wasn't that let down... I actually started to watch it because I knew I was going to be going to bed soon and figured I would at least see what it was all about.
January 21, 2012 at 5:30 PM
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