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Bridesmaids Movie Review

Name: Bridesmaids Movie Review
Item: Bridesmaids
Rating: 2.5
Author: Lalitha Mallikeswaran

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Review for the film " Bridesmaids"

Runtime: 2 Hours 05 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 13-05-2011

Genre: Comedy

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CAST & CREW

Ellie Kemper

Kristen Wiig

Maya Rudolph

Melissa McCarthy

Rebel Wilson

Rose Byrne

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Melissa McCarthy

Rebel Wilson

Maya Rudolph

Wendi McLendon-Covey

Rose Byrne

Ellie Kemper

Kristen Wiig

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Introduction: There is a bawdy beginning. The sex sight between Annie Walker (Ms. Wiig) and Ted (John Hamm) directs you to an instantaneous hunch that this movie will tend to have a feminine twist. There is abundance of sex-aligned wit to follow what you literally make out of the film: a fortuitously amusing new sitcom about women in love, if not of the lesbian category. The movie reaches the heights which no romantic flick has reached so far. Kristen Wiig (Annie Walker) is a sight bandit. An alluring matron in the lurch 30s without revealing her hard times in life. Her bae right away eventually and now is taken by egoistic Ted (John Hamm). The Movie revolves around Annie Walker and her close friend from childhood, Lillian Donovan. Lillian Donovan ( Maya Rudolph Maya Khabira Rudolph is a talented American actres >> Read More... ) announces her marriage, and she desires that Annie is her choicest bridesmaid.

Plot: As the enduring bridesmaid, Annie justly concludes that she's going to be the best bridesmaid during the approaching nuptials. However, she instantly gets into a clash with Lillian's lately discovered friend the ferociously rich, multi-lingual, beautiful Helen Harris III ( Rose Byrne The famous English actress Rose Byrne was born in >> Read More... ) who irritates Annie. There are a few clashes and Annie, conspicuously the kooky British siblings (Matt Lucas & Rebel Wilson Rebel Wilson is an American comedian, actress, and >> Read More... ) Annie stays with the deuce of the maid of honors, Becca ( Ellie Kemper Ellie Kemper was born on 2nd May in 1980. She was >> Read More... ), Rita (Wendi McLendon-Covey) who are not as good as others. There is a shocking twist when an incident of food poisoning results in Bridesmaids failing their luncheon. It's difficult not to link the event with Annie, and not to annex the sensation that, beyond the grins she doesn't recline an eerie silhouette of evil desire. She has plenty of good appearance and wit. Also, there is plenty of amiability in her. She spoils all these with an open candidness that she must be capable of making the whole ball of wax perfect.

Review: Annie is good, real good here. Helen is a needy ringleader of her breakdown. Ted spends a lot of time making out with Annie. What makes the movie more fascinating is that it lacks many male characters in it. Real Heart lies in the synergy of women.. a funny anecdote of female friendship and wedding planning. The screenplay has been written concisely, and the movie characters have been felicitously performed.

Verdict:The film delivers more laughs than any of the movies, the longer it goes on, it grows into an explicitly agonizing conjugation.