Groomzilla

I enjoyed this movie and thought the cast did a great job. The actor who played Tucker brought a lot of energy to the part. He was also funny and cute. The character of Alyssa was played with sensitivity and emotion. I loved the Grandma and all of the other family members, as well as the two friends who had a baby. The whole cast was very good. Also, the production was nicely done. I liked all of the sunny pleasant locations. The only place that needed more light was Olivia's kitchen. It's nice to watch an upbeat film.

This motion picture is supposed to be a comedy, however it failed to even make me smile. After the first 20 minutes I had to force myself to endure the remainder of it hoping I was wrong. You could call it stupidity, or silliness,or just plain dumb, but never comedy and certainly not romantic. I failed to find one redeeming quality and consider this movie a complete waste of time. Because we have no zeros I gave it a 1

The female lead lacked any personality. She seemed sad throughout the entire film. She maintains a long face. I was hoping he wouldn't marry her. Her character was very boring. She was a real downer.

This movie was very solid. I thought the leads had good chemistry together (not to mention very good looking!) I would like to see more of Darin Brooks in other films after seeing this. Very enjoyable to watch the family characters interact as well.

I think Groomzilla was funnier than the average movies on this channel. It was funny to see the difference from the usual Bridezilla thing.

I think the sets looked good you can tell it was nicely filmed.

I think it is worth a watch but I wouldn't seek it out again on purpose. But I would watch it in the background while doing things around the house.

But Darin Brooks has so much personality that I'm surprised he hasn't been picked up by the bigger studios. He has the zaniness of a young Jerry Lewis, and his comic timing is spot on, and is very attractive. Far superior to a lot of male stars that Hallmark have in their stable.

The film is typical of the Hallmark genre, not great, not awful, but watchable.