“Bridesmaids” was one of the medium-budget surprise hits of this summer. The trailer managed to make it a very successful fare in the United States, and it also drew me to the cinema to watch it.
First of all, the movie manages to live up to what everyone seemed to expect from it: to be hilarious.
It is a laugh riot and it won’t let you sit on your chair calmly and quietly. Everyone managing to remain serious and unsmiling, even to not laugh out loud even thrice, should seek professional help. The main actress and writer at the same time Kristen Wiig has the funniest sarcastic humor as does the rest of the cast members. The mood in the entire movie theater was fantastic.
It is a laugh riot and it won’t let you sit on your chair calmly and quietly. Everyone managing to remain serious and unsmiling, even to not laugh out loud even thrice, should seek professional help. The main actress and writer at the same time Kristen Wiig has the funniest sarcastic humor as does the rest of the cast members. The mood in the entire movie theater was fantastic.
Unfortunately, the movie has got some lengths in its second hour, normally comedies are not supposed to be 2 hours long. However, with the amount of jokes and slapstick humor the audience is fed with, this flaw may be excused. Furthermore, though, some of the jokes cross the line of bearableness in terms of grossness and disgust.