Tal Pai, Tal Filha

This film tells the story of a woman who is ditched at the altar. She goes to her supposed honeymoon on a cruise with her estranged father.

The film starts off strong, but it starts to go a little downhill after being on the cruise. The cruise ship itself is fantastic, but the film concentrates too much on the activities and facilities of the ship. It feels a bit of a hard sell, and is almost like an infomercial.

I didn't expect much when I watched that movie and I actually really liked it. Ok, I just love Kristen Bell so I might not be 100% objective here... However it's a cute story with true to life characters. Might not be original, and the (happy) ending was pretty obvious but I imagine that's what we need once in a while. I thought it was a simple story, not too cheesy with endearing characters that I could relate to. When reading some of the reviews I was really surprised to see how many people didn't like that film. Even if it's not the movie of the year, it doesn't deserve so much hatred. I guess it just depends on what you like. So if you enjoy comedy/drama movies, give it a try and make your own opinion.

I didn't find it slow at all and enjoyed every moment. Kelsey Grammer did not disappoint and made this movie especially good. I would recommend it to friends!

The story's just a tad slow and the Royal Caribbean advertising is pretty in your face, but the movie is still worth a watch. It tells a nice story emphasizing the importance of family, forgiveness, and moving forward.

Don't expect too much of this movie and you'll probably enjoy it. It's very predictably but still a sweet story. I especially liked that it's about the relationship between father and daughter and not another light weight romantic comedy.

I did think the supporting actors were a bit too stereotypical and the ending was slow but all in all an okay movie.