Review of Konfetti (2014) by Jenn S — 12 May 2006

Confetti is a film about a wedding magazine that holds a contest for the best original wedding. The film follows the wedding planners and the three couples (tennis players, musical lovers, nudists) that have been chosen to participate in the contest.

The film follows the style of 'Best In Show', a film about a dog show and the owners of the dogs who will appear in the show. 'Confetti' does have some funny moments, but it does not come even close to being as good as 'Best In Show', or an excellent film, for that matter.

The script was predictable, and despite a several funny instances (again, predictable), this film had little going for it. The film failed to hit a peak of laughter; there were several small incidents that were humorous, but it failed to achieve any large-scale comical incidents.

The acting was not done well either, and the script got dull a lot of the time, but the humor did keep it from failing. Overall, 'Confetti' could have been a better film because it did have some good ideas; some of the characters could have been played upon more and their stories expanded upon.

It certainly could have gone into much more detail with any of the couples, the panel of judges/magazine staff, and the wedding planners; doing this would have made a better film, if it was done correctly.

There also could have been more peak in conflict or in the main event, but maybe this was limited to keep the story short or because the humor was too much of the same had the action been slower. Not a great film by any means, but 'Confetti' is fairly good if you are looking to share a few laughs with friends.