If you like to watch catty girl fights, comical scenarios and have and hour and half to “waste”, then Bride Wars is the movie for you.
Though Bride Wars is categorized as a “romantic comedy”, it really isn’t that type of “lovey duvey” movie plot that has two love characters, typically a man and a woman go from good to perfect to bad to good again; it’s actually a movie that has a intriguing plot both men and women can enjoy.
I only say this because when I went and saw Bride Wars the theater was packed (which was surprising as I went the second weekend after the release date) with women and men and both my roommate and I noticed and thought it was funny that there was in fact men seated and stayed seated throughout the whole 90 minutes of the movie.
Bride Wars’ plot exemplifies on just how far a woman would go to have the perfect wedding. The film’s humorous situations leads both characters, played by Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway into a war of all girl wars ranging from black mail to just plain scary and hurtful tactics.
Surprising of all, the film ends in correlation to one short scene most viewers won’t pick up on (though I did pick up on it, my roommate didn’t) leaving viewers pleased with an ending they didn’t predict, unlike most movies out there.
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