Director:
Frank CoraciGuión:
Tim HerlihyCámara:
Tim SuhrstedtMúsica:
Teddy CastellucciReparto:
Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Christine Taylor, Allen Covert, Angela Featherstone, Ellen Albertini Dow, Alexis Arquette, Kevin Nealon, Jodi Thelen (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Robbie trabaja como cantante en banquetes de boda, y está a punto de casarse. Ese día tiene que trabajar como camarera Julia, una joven que también está a punto de casarse y en cuya boda actuará Robbie. Pero a Robbie le dejará plantado su novia en el altar, y Julia dejará a su novio tras descubrir su verdadera personalidad, lo que provocará que ambos se conozcan e inicien una relación. (Aurum Producciones)
(más)Reseñas (3)
I admit that I didn't finish it. Not that I lack a sense of romance or that I am opposed to the idea of comedic entertainment, but I am far from interested in this kind of romance and variations of comedy. For me, it is an extremely boring and non-functional film. Overall impression: 20%.
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I couldn't give it a lower rating because of Adam, Steve Buscemi and Jon Lovitz, and partly Drew, who was at least pretty cute, if nothing else. It is, after all, quite an innocent and pleasant romantic diversion that doesn’t overflow with originality and surprisingly spares a lot of jokes (incredibly restrained humour by Sandler's standards!), but it doesn't spoil anything with a sweet story, a few retro songs and a classic but infectiously upbeat happy ending. I just keep wondering why he didn't want her friend instead, idiot... :-) 60%
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It's definitely not the best Sandler movie, it's quite far from that, but the combination of Sandler and Barrymore just works every time. You can root for both of them, even though the story is unbelievably predictable and doesn't surprise the viewer at all. That's the main flaw of the film. It's overly generic.
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