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Talk about a vicious predator (with a warm n' fuzzy external demeanor) vs. hapless prey "romantic comedy" movie, this is it. Hanks, as a cold-blooded, ruthless mega-book store owner/developer wipes out Ryan's beloved family bookstore, with a "so what" its "only business, not personal," attitude, plays her for a total fool with his knowledge of her and her not of him in their email exchanges, rips her life totally apart and then has the unmitigated gall to go after her to complete his heart...and she falls for it. Riiight. So ultra-fantastically unreal its pathetic. Once she comes to her senses about his complete, callous and total abuse of her and her good life, he's history...just like his Dad and his many shallow relationships. This was just a keep the cash rolling in movie follow on device for their '93 Sleepless in Seattle movie. Would you fall in love with a person who just trashed your life, your family memories, and the passion of your life? Be real, no you would not.

Lighten up people! This is a funny, light, typically zany (yes, "zany" deal with it) Robin Williams flick that I, as one of many, found very entertaining and definitely worth my time. You either like Robin's work or, you hate it deeply for some strange, inexplicable personal-problem reasons. Critiquing "License to Wed" as the drama of our age or, as a Robin Williams hater isn't fair to the film. I could relate to the groom-to-be in about every situation and Father Frank's program is funny on that it actually hits home on what real life issues should be seriously be considered before marriage...to the girl AND HER FAMILY. Anybody out there do any role reversal with your bride to be and she how she takes it? Or, get a real feel as to how her family ACTUALLY feels about you? The truth is out there and this excellent treatment of the subject is funny because it hits sooooo close to home. So, sit back, put yourself in their shoes with a nut like Father Frank guiding you and ENJOY! GO ROBIN, GO!

If I were the King of the World, I'd get a hold of the master copy of this movie, dress it up in its best multi-pocketed winter coat, fill its pockets chock full of as many heavy stones as possible and set it "adrift" on the ocean...straight down to the bottom of the abyss to join all of the other HUGELY pretentious, colossal-waste-of-time, movie un-classics.

This is the perfect stinkeroo movie for people whose lives are about as perfect-as-perfect-can-be and who have the desire, nay, NEED, to get a voyeuristic taste of depression, mental illness, frustrated sexual urges that MUST be met at ANY cost in order to feel "alive" or, to "JUST GIVE A PARTY!"

Depressing to the nth degree, the faux depth of a mirror, Nicole Kidman wearing a Tom Cruise false nose, sporting his "Top Gun" squint while dragging on "Mary Jane" cigarettes, Ed Harris & Meryl Streep "ACTING!" for each other as a dramatic conversational style...its ALL too much! WHUH! Tell you what, get a gun and shoot yourself BEFORE you see this POS, you'll be glad you did. :(