Bridesmaids (2011)

Paul Fiege director and producer Judd Apatow again in this comedy team, starring Kristen Wiig Annie, owner of a bakery that romance is not the fear of losing the ODR, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), the better his life, when Lillian announces that "is engaged. Concerns deepen as Lillian Annie grew up near Helen (Rose Byrne), a rich and beautiful new friend, who quickly took control of planning the wedding parties of all pre-. On the top of the main story of female friendship is broken, the film adds a romantic story of Annie, the film begins to respond to a casual booty call cruel and undeniably beautiful, Ted (Jon Hamm), but develops a flirt with a Irish police called beautiful Rhodes (Chris O'Dowd), after pulling the night Annie, he thought to drunk driving. Such as low self-esteem Annie sabotage this new opportunity for love, she also believes that the most important friendship of his life to escape.

The best comedy can do is to exceed expectations and show that there is no need to show all sides of the trailer to get the people happy. Kristen Wiig, and co-author Annie Mumolo to achieve, and their "odd bag of ice," the preparation of the bride-to-be is a marriage. Following in the footsteps of Tina Fey SNLer writer turned to comedy sketch show, Wiig branches away from the television to help Judd Apatow and his gang, including the director, Paul Feig, with the bridesmaids R-rated and can display all enjoy. Hangover as raunchiness and pre-marital theme, the film is also a luxury to have both sides of the fence Generally, when a slight boys rom-com and girls are a little "gross-out vulgarity. Wiig and Offenders Mumolo are equal and should be considered a success at the box office.

Bridesmaids (2011)


Hope it goes well, because the work of a skilled, intelligent, and laugh out loud, because it is necessary to show that Hollywood is always necessary to start the work, worth the time. Use these tropes common shares vomiting and stool to keep you cool.

Motley Crue at the center consists of Wiig Annie, the maid of honor best friend since childhood, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), married her cousin Rita (Wendy McLendon-Covey), and the employee Becca (Ellie Kemper) and sister-in practice as soon as Megan (Melissa McCarthy) and Helen (Rose Byrne), usurper of power and tenderness. Although the film aims to show the development of Annie low-in-the-dumps is down, hoping to take some sort of a fulfilling life, all behind a marriage is only for love, jealousy, envy and vanity accompanying it, have fun found in its competitive battle with attention grabbers Helen truck in search of gold. Pitted opposite sides of Annie, who have no money or manage any label, Helen has a checkbook and aristocratic air, the two quickly discovered that very similar.

TV actresses all that McLendon-Covey and Kemper to add to the antics of their rear-view mirror of life, the former marriage in a rut that has become a routine with all the wastewater from parents rises to the surface, while the the other lives in an idyllic fantasy happy, naive to travel without worries, while McCarthy steals scene after scene with her butch facade completely out of the normal type casting sugar and saccharin nymphomaniac tendencies toward a man with a heart beat (the poor Ben Falcone, or maybe not after seeing the sights terrible in the end credits). Rudolph, the one where everything happens, is great as a bride trying to get through the madness with the two men she loves, unable to cope with the mental collapse going on around her, but still managed to Reading to her face a little dance-off Wilson Phillips.

And Byrne, the villain of the story is a perfect mirror of perfection, the perma-smile and the attitude of surprise, even when given a step-son, an accessory for the rest. Heck, you need to show that even a preacher is elegant, there can be no mistake.

But regardless of the size expressed support, it really shows Wiig, and has taken over the role with a guarantee that it will write it anyway. Surrounded by the woman with a cavalcade of performances from the likes of Rebel Wilson and Matt Lucas European idiot roommate, Terry Crews in a small role as an instructor drill sergeant-esque gym, and an uncredited Jon Hamm is the new wonder of the world, how he landed his role in "Mad Men" when his penchant for comedy is so great that it always ends his mixture of self-pity, neurosis and insecurity is the vile know likeably vulnerable and like us. It's all working women through the life she did, because every misstep as a complete disaster, unable to rise in spite of it all.