Un couple récemment séparé ravive sa romance lorsqu'il participe par inadvertance à un concours télévisé national pour gagner un mariage tous frais payés.Un couple récemment séparé ravive sa romance lorsqu'il participe par inadvertance à un concours télévisé national pour gagner un mariage tous frais payés.Un couple récemment séparé ravive sa romance lorsqu'il participe par inadvertance à un concours télévisé national pour gagner un mariage tous frais payés.
- Prix
- 1 nomination au total
- David Sinclair
- (as Barry Levy)
- Kelsey Simpson
- (as a different name)
Avis en vedette
But I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the actors and their interactions together. I have a new respect for Jonathan Bennett as an actor. He is versatile, and this was a good fit. Brooke D'Orsay is always a great watch.
The couple had some serious and poignant moments for the first 20 minutes of the film.
Then the comedic situations arose and the two were excellent physical comedians. There were a few laugh out loud moments.
Towards the end there were some over the top situations which thankfully didn't last, and the final ending was perfect. These two were outstanding, imo.
Last but not least, instead of the "Big Misunderstanding" with 15-20 minutes to go, darned if they didn't have the exact opposite. The crisis actually brought them together even closer.
To add to the positives, the secondary cast was great, and didn't have the usual predictable reactions. The bickering host couple was very funny, and I loved that the publicity from the show saved their businesses.
This film starts in a very dark place with a couple making the decision to break up, but before they are able to tell their family they are ambushed with the surprise that they are one of four couple contestants on a popular national morning show to win a "wedding of a lifetime".
Initially their plan becomes have a good time meanwhile intentionally loosing the contest. Right from the beginning they let a competitive couple from Chicago get under their skin...and then it is game on!
Filled with ridiculous tv game show like trivialities...there is more "comedy" than romance in this film.
I will say I was glad they didn't end with them going through with the paid for wedding. The ending in fact was the best and most romantic part of the entire film.
To my romantics...I am sorry to say that I would probably give this movie a miss.
Comedy is there, but I wish they had dialed it up to an eleven. Also, the first 13 minutes of the movie are depressing, showing the two unhappy protagonists. It should have been trimmed down to like 5 minutes. Finally, the scene of him yelling at her was base-breaking. An upset character can still use an indoor voice, and make at least some effort to not be a total jerk about it. His lame apology later didn't satisfy me.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe fictitious town of Abbottville may be a play on the name of Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada, close to where the small town scenes are actually filmed.
- GaffesThe female host of Hey Good Day is named Molly Hart. In the end credits, the character's name is listed as Molly Pak.
- Citations
Vic Baldwin: [as he and cohost Molly are interviewing a couple on air] Now, I understand you met Sam when he rescued you from a burning building?
Kelsey Simpson: That's right, and it was love at first sight.
Molly Hart: [as she and Vic laugh about the pun after the statement] So, I guess you can say it was a *combustible* relationship.
Sam Turner: [seriously] Actually, we don't make jokes about fire safety.
- ConnexionsReferences La guerre des étoiles (1977)
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Wedding of A Lifetime
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