Truly Dreadful Film

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

I really liked this movie and especially its content. To many, this is a sensitive topic. For some of my friends, it's reality. Some may not be able to see this as a good movie because of the reality. Heigel and the entire cast "fits" this movie and Im so happy to have it in my list of fave life changing monies!

So boring, poorly wirtten and a waste of time. I wish I could could get that time back

The movie starts off OK. We've got Katherine Heigl as a lesbian comming out of the closet, with conservative parents, gossiping sister and a brother. And showing the hipocrisy of the parents and the conflict is pretty interesting. But then an hour passes and it gets so horrificly boring. Of course the movie needs a cliche happy end so everyone has to make up. But it just becomes lazy and basically shows the montage of the offended father with preparations for the wedding. The brother has no purpose in a movie. The sister and her husband are just awkward. They only serve the purpose of showing that straight relationships can be toxic, but it is done in a such lazy way... The father's character is inconsistant. First you think he's going to support his daughter no mather what. Then he turns his back on her cause she made one scene. The mother is the most interesting and best acted character. You can understand the conflict between "what will people say" and "that is my daughter". Once they get along the movie could end for all that I care. The main character's love interest has no personality or backstory whatsoever. We only find out that she's a teacher and her mother lives far away. We don't find out anything about whether her parents even come to the wedding. It's Jenny's Wedding, not Kitty's. Kitty is just an accessory. And finally - Jenny. I don't personally hate Katherine Heigl, nor do I adore her. Here she is just a generic character that you basically don't care about enough to like the movie.

Jenny's wedding is a straight person's attempt at making a gay hallmark movie. Sad, filled with stereotypes, and Alexis Bledel. I found this movie on my quest to find a lesbian-centric film that wasn't overly sexual (looking at you, Blue is the Warmest Color) and had a happy ending where both girls were alive. (The wedding was a bonus) Unfortunately, I was let down. This movie is not good, even by hallmark movie standards. Katherine Heigl must have mixed up plaster and her foundation because her acting left so much to be desired, I actually felt bad for Alexis Bledel's character, Kitty, for falling in love with an OBVIOUSLY straight statue. One thing that this movie did get right? Straight People and their antics. Kitty is called Jenny's roommate up until literally, the day of the wedding.