Un chico le propone matrimonio a su novia, pero ella muerta muere repentinamente. Su mejor amiga intenta que salga con otras mujeres, pero solo habla de su gran amor que ya murió.Un chico le propone matrimonio a su novia, pero ella muerta muere repentinamente. Su mejor amiga intenta que salga con otras mujeres, pero solo habla de su gran amor que ya murió.Un chico le propone matrimonio a su novia, pero ella muerta muere repentinamente. Su mejor amiga intenta que salga con otras mujeres, pero solo habla de su gran amor que ya murió.
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As I've just said the lead pair are brilliant. I have never been the biggest fan of Jason Biggs. He was pretty good in American Pie, but after that movie I always felt he was recycling the same role over and over again. In this movie he has moments when he's essentially playing the same character as from American Pie, but thankfully his character does have notable changes along the way. The opening scene with him is very well performed and its a truly funny set piece, it was also surprising as well. Isla Fisher is one of the actresses who is very much upcoming in terms of popularity. Wedding Crashers obviously made her noticeable, and in her first leading role she does a great job. I think she might also be a great dramatic actress given the right material, but until that time comedy suits her just fine. What surprised me in Wedding Dze was the fact that nearly all the supporting cast worked very well. A couple start to grate very much after a while, especially Katue's friend Matador, who while being funny at first ends up just being plain odd by the end. The pairs parents are probably the best supporting characters. Katie's mum and dad, played by Joanna Gleason and Jon Pantoliano are brilliant, Pantoliano makes a brilliant character and his scenes towards the end are pure genius. Anderson's sex crazed parents are also welcome additions, the scene we meet them is another laugh out loud moment involving cream, its odd, sick and nasty, but brilliant all the same.
The comedy of Wedding Dze ranges from two sorts, the subtle, clever dialogue kind, and the other in your face sex antics kind. Usually sex jokes in a movie start to get very irritating after a while, sure they're funny at first but after you've had five jokes on ejaculation you start to roll your eyes. Thankfully the sex jokes are never constantly in your face in this movie. The scene that had me laughing most isn't really a sex joke at all, its not really a dialogue one either but its still brilliant. But this movie is not all about the comedy, and there are genuinely touching moments. Anderson's best friend has a very well written moment where he tells Katie not to hurt him, its small, its not funny, but for some reason its very well written and you can't help but be a bit touched by it. The movie has great pieces of humour and it very rarely misses, only Katie's friend Matador is the weak link for comedy, as I've said he's too odd to be really funny.
So what are the weaknesses of the movie? Well like all rom-coms it loves a good but of sentimentality, and apart from the good scenes that aren't funny, it does feel a bit forced at times. The ending is also as predictable as can be, I already knew the ending before the film began, and it didn't disappoint. Generally the comedy hits, but some stuff misses. But all in all its still a very funny and well written movie that I do highly recommend for people. Its a 9/10 movie, and I genuinely hope this gets a broader release over the world. I'm amazed to see it isn't actually out in America yet, nice to see us Brits get it first.
The idea of this romantic comedy is there. I like the idea of spontaneity but the film lacks humour.
Jason Biggs is funny in other films, as is Isla Fisher (Wedding crashers) but this film lacks effort and purpose. It's as if there's no point.
Following many conventions of the genre, the film uses physical humour and some really cheesy lines to portray comedy, which is a shame because from the beginning it appeared to be heading somewhere.
Its flat, its predictable and repetitive and overall, just boring and familiar.
I don't like films which follow patterns and so the ending is scant consolation for that as it is slightly different from other romantic comedies.
The acting is average; none of the cast seemed too bothered to put their true potential into the characters.
At the end of the day it is a light hearted film which is sweet in its own way. The humour isn't brilliant, like the acting but the idea and the ending are quite interesting.
The setup is really awkward. Knowing Michael Ian Black's brand of comedy, it's not surprising that he goes so dark so soon. Jason Biggs and Isla Fisher are two of the most likable and funniest comedic actors around. They combine to have some really funny moments. Chris Diamantopoulos is ridiculous and funny. This is a case of really funny people with some really inappropriate jokes trying very hard with less than expert directions and editing.
That being said, most of the film is pretty predictable and nothing terribly new is done here, but if you just want to sit back and laugh it does the job. Worth seeing.
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- TriviaWhen Katie asks for Anderson's address when booking a taxi, Anderson says '6 New Lane' - this is actually the real address for the apartments in Staten Island where it is filmed.
- ErroresMatador's car is Soviet-produced ZAZ-966, and the smoke is shown as coming from the front of it, while the engine in these cars is rear-mounted.
- Citas
Katie: Anderson, when you asked me to marry you, you probably picked the only girl in the whole world that would say yes. I don't think that's a coincidence. Do you?
Anderson: I don't know.
Katie: Do you believe in fate?
Anderson: No.
Katie: Neither do I. You see, this was meant to be. Will you marry me?
- Créditos curiososAfter the credits, writer/director Michael Ian Black shows up in front of the police mugshots with the words "For Martha" (Martha Hagen, his wife) on his sketch board
- ConexionesReferences El mago de Oz (1939)
- Bandas sonorasInches and Falling
(I Love Love)
Written by Sam Means (as Samuel Means), Nate Ruess (as Nathaniel Ruess)
Performed by The Format
Courtesy of The Vanity Label/Nettwerk Music Group
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- Wedding Daze
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- USD 11,690,796
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 31 minutos
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- 1.85 : 1