I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Wonderful character development!

Fantastic!

A Disappointing Continuation

DO AVOID IT IF YOU CAN. I happened to be in front of the TV while this movie was on. In essence it is a story of bunch of single women whose oversized friend is getting married to an eligible bachelor. The first thing I noticed was that every 30 seconds or so there is a loud screaming scene. Women start shouting at each other for no good reason. Then the story is so bizarre and cheap. Women are jealous of their friend and as if they were 3 years old they act on it in the worst possible way. There are supposed to be jokes but they are so bland and then every now and then there is a reference to a sex act which I am not sure if supposed to be a joke or not e.g. right after they have torn the bride's dress in half, suddenly you notice one of the girls is discussing how much head she was receiving from a certain partner. There are some good actresses involved but they act so unconvincingly that you really think less of them. It was too much for me and I stopped after watching the first half.

This movie deserves a modicum of respect for not giving a damn about establishing any reason to care about any of the horrible characters in it. They all start off horrible, but when the 'plot' (a series of random occurrences stitched together with tedious dialogue scenes) kicks in, they become incredibly annoying too. Oh, and in the manner of these films, they always, always, ALWAYS choose the stupidest, least logical option. All of this combined with no jokes, an intensely irritating performance by Isla Fisher, some unearned and false emotional moments and the colossal waste of talent add up to a film to avoid.

As people have mentioned this movie is like "the hangover" girl version. Difference being, on first viewing the characters are very unlikable. Kristen Dunst is just hate-able from the beginning as the controlling, bitter and miserable ring leader of the group. But in defense, she is supposed to be. Isla Fisher as the dumb-as-rocks, annoying, and one dimensional token idiot friend. Rebel Wilson as the awkward, timid and almost irrelevant Bride. The only character that seemed to be semi-likable and relatable is Lizzy Caplan. The promiscuous, low self esteem comic relief friend. Men characters are just as one dimensional and hate able. James Marsden and Adam Scott are just duchy and forgettable. You follow the three girls: Kristen, Isla, and Lizzy around New York city after they have pretty much completely ruined the rehearsal dinner and bachelorette party (which was technically only 5 minutes) with cruel comments and erratic intoxication resulting in destroying the brides dress. They zoom around trying to find ways to "fix" the dress, not really because they feel bad, but because they don't want to be responsible. You almost catch the feeling like they aren't the brides friends at all? Just being bridesmaids out of obligation? There is more drug use, sex and dark secrets that emerge to help you understand why the girls are such heartless disasters. Only in the end to get the dress as "wearable" (still awful), get to the wedding on time and still pretty much remain cold and unphased. All and all after watching a third or fourth time, you start to get over the fact that the characters have no souls and just be entertained by the "dark comedy" elements. 5 out 10!

I don't understand why the ratings was so low.. I wrote this review to make you all know that this movie deserves higher ratings. Well, even the ratings wasn't everything.I really enjoyed this movie,very intimate. This clique really shows us the real friendship between girls. They remind me of my friends, the actresses had real chemistry.This is an honest movie.Yes.Sometimes we talked about each other behind their backs, and sometimes we made a fool together but we still came along after this time. In every clique has different kind member characters. I loved the story about Lizzie Chaplan as the rebel woman and his ex, many of woman has a same problem.That's why i called this movie has intimate vibe. Movie isn't always had a big effects or magnifying stories, for me, when you enjoyed during watched, so the movie was succeed.