Kate Hudson

Anne Hathaway

Bryan Greenberg

Chris Pratt

Steve Howey

Candice Bergen

Kristen Johnston

Michael Arden

Victor Slezak

Kelly Coffield Park

John Pankow

Zoe O'Grady

Shannon Ferber

June Diane Raphael

Emily Sarah Stikeman

Robert Capron

Kallie Tabor

Bruce Altman

Hettienne Park

Lauren Bittner

Rena Maliszewski

Casey Wilson

Sarah Kate Jackson

Jason Kolotouros

Paul Scheer

André Holland

Anna Madigan

Daniel Raymont

Jon Daly

Michael Anastasia

Nicole Stuart

Robert Scott Wilson

Pamela Figueiredo

Sam Pannier

John Franchi

William Brent

Jeremy Brothers

Colin Ford

Greg DePaul

Gary Winick

Margot Boccia

Monique Peoples Graham

Mandy Lyons

Frank Barbosa

Joe Rossi

Tina LaSpina

Paula Dion

Barbara Lorenz

Jean Carney

Navya La Shay

Tanisha Scott

Shawn Caple

Linda Cohen

Edward Shearmur

Arnon Milchan

Matt Luber

Julie Yorn

Susan Littenberg

Marcia DeBonis

Jennifer Euston

Tony Ludwig

Jonathan Filley

Karen Patch

Frederick Elmes

Jay Cohen

Shawnna Thibodeau

Alan Riche

Dan Leigh

Susannah Brengel

Jonathan Lumley

Patrick Cyccone Jr.

John A. Machione

Mark Norby

Ron von Blomberg

Angela Quiles

Ralph Watson

Tracey Ruggiero

Debra L. Tennant

G.A. Aguilar

Susan Dawes

Trish Seeney

Liz Bernstrom

Eddie Micallef

Stephen Mann

William Sarokin

Claire Folger

Katri Billard

James Bolt

Jill Brown

James Donahue

Laura C. McPherson

Glen Trotiner

Guido DeCurtis

Lukasz Jogalla

George Leong

Rebecca Hofherr

Comedy

Romance

Bride Wars

Fox 2000 Pictures

Regency Enterprises

New Regency Pictures

Birdie Productions

Dune Entertainment

Dune Entertainment III

20th Century Fox

United States of America

The film Bride Wars (2009) received mixed reviews, with critics questioning the logic behind two best friends sabotaging each other's weddings over a scheduling conflict. While some plot points are unrealistic, the structured storyline and relatable emotional moments keep the film enjoyable. The conflict highlights how sensitive and ego-driven wedding planning can become.

The narration choice—delivered by a character who shouldn't logically know the protagonists' full history—raises believability issues. Additionally, the film never clearly explains why both characters dream of marrying in June, which weakens the emotional stakes. Despite this, the central theme of friendship tested by major life events remains strong.

Compared to its 2015 Chinese remake, the original Bride Wars offers more depth, emotional tension, and elegant storytelling. While the remake leans heavily on comedy, the original blends drama and sentimentality, offering a stronger resolution. The film reminds viewers that weddings should focus on meaningful relationships, not just perfect ceremonies.

Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com)

English

Kate Hudson on The Lost R Rated Version of Bride Wars | A Life in Pictures

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