Review of The Wedding Date (2005) by Christina H — 06 Jan 2009

Though I don't see myself as a huge fan of romantic-comedy, I felt the film was entertaining. But only to an extent. The film, I felt, was a little cliche at times. Honestly, the film was quite typical of a "wedding" film.

The characters are happy at times, but they could not bare confronting their opinions about one another until the ending of the film. Which also meant that this film was also a little predictable at times.

The film's story and plot was alright. It was understandable, but wasn't as funny as I hope it would have been. I was more amused than breaking out in laughter. The film's cast was descent.

Some were enjoyable to watch, while others were just a little annoying at times. One thing that confused me was the characters. So, the main female character had a half sister from England, but yet she sister has an American accent? I didn't get that part.

Was the sister raised in America or something? The film never really shared that. But other than that, there were some minor confusions here and there, but somehow I still felt the film was entertaining.

Maybe it was the pace of the film. The film's progression was just right. It wasn't too slow, nor too fast. Though the film's beginning was a little off pace for me. It did not draw me in.

But overall, the film was quite enjoyable. I probably won't be interested in viewing it again, but nonetheless, it was interesting enough to sustain the film from start to finish.