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27 Dresses

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From the screenwriter of The Devil Wears Prada, 27 Dresses centers on Jane (Katherine Heigl), an idealistic, romantic and completely selfless woman... a perennial bridal attendant whose own happy ending is nowhere in sight. But when younger sister Tess captures the heart of Jane's boss -- with whom she is secretly in love -- Jane begins to reexamine her "always-a-bridesmaid..." lifestyle.

Directors: Anne Fletcher

Starring: Katherine Heigl James Marsden Malin Akerman

Genres: Comedy

Subtitles: English [CC]

Audio languages: EnglishEnglish [Audio Description]

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Supporting actors: Edward Burns Alexa Gerasimovich Brian Kerwin Jennifer Lim Krysten Rittermore…Brigitte BourdeauJudy GreerDanielle SkraastadAnne FletcherMarilyn L. CostelloCharli BarcenaMichael ZiegfeldYetta GottesmanErin FogelLaksh SinghMaulik PancholyMelora HardinBryan RadtkeJane PfitschPeyton ListDavid CastroMia BarronRonald GuttmanLyralen KayeLynne MatthewRon SimonsRobert ClohessyMichael MosleyAlyssa BresnahanEllen H. SchwartzThaddeus DanielsJennifer BasseyJosh CasaubonMichelle GlickAlexa HavinsRichard O'RourkeBern CohenChristine RodriguezKathryn WeisbeckEdmund J. Janas

Studio: 20th Century Fox

Rating: PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)

Content advisory: Drug usesexualityfoul language

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Sheryl Fechter

"What? You Kept Them All?" - Kevin

Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2018

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Imagine looking into your hallway closet and twenty-seven dresses of all shapes, colors, sizes, and dates are all staring back at you. Basically, you must back into the door just to slam it shut anymore. Now, how much is that worth in money alone? Let alone time, giving, work, and energy. This is exactly what Jane (Katherine Heigl) does for others in her life as she devotes all of her inspiration and whatever else could be expected to all of these bride's magic moments. It is her own glory to assist and to take over the whole ceremony offering every bride her adoration in the most attached of ways. She holds in the highest regard the whole 'idea' of weddings while clipping the newspaper's highlighted romantic stories of the week's interesting turn of wedded bliss and collects them all. You could say Jane is obsessed with being obsessed and enraptured to be of service. Hmm, weddings, write-ups concerning them along with her boss, George (Edward Burns), and yes, she dreams of the day she... and George will hookup. This would truly be the icing on her own divinely layered wedding cake.

Unbeknownst to Jane, the newly placed marriage column writer from the weekend's paper is also a blatant cynic of the nuptials he is writing about...or, is he really? Kevin (James Marsden) tramples oh so politely on a couple's special day - word by word - as Jane drinks it all in with an over-the-top romantic straw. Especially during an intriguingly personal photo-shoot he must get done for a piece he has begun working on. When it comes to the wedding reporter's articles, Jane's collecting and dreaming over his writings of floral loveliness wisp her forward week after week - along with her abundantly jammed-up closet. She would never dream of saying 'No' to a bridal friend in need.

Everything seems to be in place to keep Katherine's life in order, that is until her delicious model sister, Tess (Malin Akerman), pops into her life unexpectedly and turns George's head around in matrimonial circles. While Katherine questions the whole idea that may be in her sister's future, Kevin questions the 'whys' of taking other's Kodak moments instead of collecting one's own which results in this comedic wedding farce starring Katherine herself.

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I truly do not understand why people like this

Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020

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I am a huge fan of rom/coms and chick flicks so I was really excited to finally watch this and see what all the hype is about. But oh lord this was so all over the place. Here is why
1) The plot itself is so weird, a girl who attends weddings 24/7? It would have made sense if she was a wedding planner but she isn't so this honestly makes no sense
2) The acting is really bad on behalf of Katherine, I had to look away out of second-hand embarrassment every time she interacted with her boss i in the film
3) The love story between her and Kevin was so rushed and had no substance
4) Everything was SO all over the place. The storyline, the character development just everything was so so bad.

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L. Smith

ALWAYS a bridesmaid, never a bride!

Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018

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We meet the self sacrificing Jane who's always a bridesmaid with her organizer to help her 27 friends have the perfect wedding. Jane, is surprised by her little sisters arrival and plan to marry Jane's boss, the man Jane is secretly in love with. Then her sister asks Jane to plan her wedding. So Jane starts to plan and meets the man who writes her beloved wedding columns and as they learn, respect and finally to love eachother Jane stands up for herself. It is a comedy and a better movie then this review, well worth a rainy Sunday afternoon viewing.

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Full of Cliches but I like it

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2014

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Quick story blurb: Always a bridesmaid and never a bride, Jane played by Katherine Heigle, has a full closet of bridesmaids dresses she had worn for weddings. A newspaper reporter starts to write a story about her as her life takes a turn.

Decent acting here, however no one is really called to do anything grandiose.

This is one of the few romantic comedy movies I actually like. There aren't many that I can say are well done but this one is even right down to the ending credits is enjoyable how they crafted it. I thought the chemistry between actors was good and I thought the plot was interesting. I will add though this is a romantic comedy, If you have seen one, you may have seen them all.

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Mr. J. J. Brett

RomCom delight

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 17, 2010

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Three good movies on one disc. Nothing groundbreaking here but solid entertainment for the money. 27 dresses stars Roswell and Greys Anatomy stalwart Katherine Heigl as the go to girl for all her marrying friends. No chance of true love for our Kath until she meets a cynical anti-marriage wedding writer (yes really) sent to interview her about all the weddings she has organised. No surprises here, they fall in love then she gets all bent out of shape when she finds out why the guy has been courting her before they get it together in the final reel. Heigl is reliably funny and endearing. James Marsden plays the writer but he doesn't really convince as the cynic he is meant to be. Not that this detracts from the movie as you are never in any doubt that there is going to be only one kind of happy ending.

What Happens in Vegas is a rom com for the ladettes with Ashton Kutcher and Cameron Diaz misbehaving all over the place as an ill matched couple who got married whilst drunk, win a $3m casino jackpot, want to get divorced but won't split the money. A cantankerous judge (Dennis Miller) sees through their bluster, refuses to give them a divorce and sentences them to 6 months marriage. Cue lots of scheming and tomfoolery as our hero and heroine try to find ways of doing each other down in order to get the money. Predictably they fall in love along the way and you can probably guess the rest.

In her shoes was the surprise jewel in this particular crown. Cameron Diaz and Toni Collette are chalk and cheese sisters who fall out when the ditzy, semi literate Diaz character commits one misdeed too many and gets kicked out by her sister. Diaz manages to track down their estranged presumed dead grandmother (Shirley MacLaine) and moves into her retirement home. The film then shifts a gear as the Diaz character finds out about her family, makes friends in the elderly community and learns to read. This could have been corny but works really well in the hands of Diaz, Collette and MacLaine. This movie turned out to be less rom or com and more a gentle coming of age story which is what lifts it above the other two movies in my opinion.

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FrankieJayne

I can't help but love all the films she's in

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 12, 2018

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As much as Katherine Heigl is meant to be a pain IRL, I can't help but love all the films she's in! Bought this as part of a "movie night" box I made for a friend whilst she was poorly and she loved it! Great little happy chick flick!

Alessandra Botham

Charming

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 30, 2010

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Together these movies go hand and hand. Seperately they're each in their own right, brilliant.
27 dresses offers a predictable story about a girl who's always a bridesmaid and never a bride. As charming as this film is, it's very easy to see where the story is heading and how it's going to end.
What Happens In Vegas gives us an original storyline about a greedy couple who are only staying together to take home a share of the jackpot they accidently won in Vegas. As like all Cameron Diaz movie's, this lives up to its previous films standard - comedic and witty.
In her Shoes is a nice heart warming tale about two different sisters, and as the movie progresses you begin to share the frustration each sister has for the other. This story is very relatable to anyone who has a sister or even just a sibing. In her Shoes is typically funny, witty and charming

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Love this. Great watch

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 24, 2018

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Daughter loves this. Has watched it many times.
Delivery was fast too

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mim edmands

DVD

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 27, 2020

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Good quality DVD. My girls really enjoyed watching it.

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