Kate Hudson,
Anne Hathaway,
Bryan Greenberg,
Chris Pratt,
Steve Howey
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A clerical error tests the lifelong friendship of two brides-to-be by scheduling their respective weddings at the famed Plaza Hotel on the exact same date in this romantic comedy starring Anne Hathawa... read more
Directed by: Gary Winick
Release Date: January 9, 2009
DVD Release Date: April 28, 2009
Stats: 24,639 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (24,639)
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September 12, 2011
I think the reason I dislike this film so much is because it is so awful but the fact that I'm currently planning my own wedding might have helped. Vacuous people being nasty to each other for 90 mins with no real pay off, not my idea of a great film.
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July 2, 2011
An ok if nothing special comedy as 2 life long best friends try to out do each other for their dream wedding day. Quite a good cast and it has a few funny moments as they take increasing steps to get back at each other. Otherwise quite predictable.
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June 23, 2011
Hilarious! Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway thrive off each other. Brilliant!
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March 5, 2011
Two bestfriends have planned their weddings their whole lives for June at the Plaza. They both get engaged at the same time and the wedding is double booked. They do everything to sabotage each other's weddings. Very funny movie. I'd pick Kate over Anne.
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December 22, 2010
Are you kidding me? Does that really happens in real life? I mean I've seen people fighting over stupid reasons but what the heck was this? And the ending was too much! I think the word coincidence.would be a proper word for it. Anyway, this was predictable. I didn't laugh... read more
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August 12, 2010
Was forced to watch this shit whilst on holiday. If I would have known how bad it was, I would have prefered to have dug my own eyes out with a spoon.
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July 23, 2010
Even though it's a total guilty pleasure movie, I still really loved it. Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson are so good together and it's actually pretty original. While it was made to mainly show off the rockin bods of both actresses, I feel like it really touched on the obsession th... read more
Critic Reviews
Bride Wars makes Sex and the City seem like Jane Austen. Full Review
There's more cheer to be gained from staring outside at a bleak and desolate winterscape in the twilight of a shortened day than paying good money to endure this example of cinematic offal. Full Review
No cues are needed to understand the plot, which feels computer-generated and barely serves to sustain an hour and a half running time. Full Review
Director Gary Winick has long since abandoned his cool cred from Tadpole and 13 Going on 30 and given himself over to the dark side of making glossy amusements that are about as deep as staring into a... Full Review
In the end, the movie owes its mild success to Anne Hathaway, who makes it watchable. Full Review
In these recessionary times, it's not just misogynistic to assume that intelligent women turn into feral dogs at the sight of a Tiffany gift box, but it's also beside the point. Full Review
Even if you can get past the boneheaded premise, the picture feels halfhearted in its construction. Full Review
How bad can a movie be, with Goldilocks Hudson and Cinderella Hathaway? So excruciating that Hudson's sunshine can't warm it and Hathaway's rose redolence can't mask its stink. Full Review
All in all, it's a good girlfriend movie and a decent date-night picture. Full Review
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