Terrible movie. I could not make it past first 5-10 minutes. Constant cussing and use of the f bomb. If you love listening to this you will love this one. I would love a refund.

If you like watching a bunch of vapid millennials talking about their millennial weddings, this is the movie for you.
I was waiting for the movie to get going and have some punch to it, but it just ambled along with predictable and boring results. Jack Quaid's performance was disappointing, and he appears to have learned nothing about authentic acting from his father. On the other hand, Maya Erskine was an unexpected delight. If it were not for her, the movie would be an absolute flop.

I typically don’t line rom-coms as much as other genres, but this movie has sharp writing and dialogue. Nothing in it was an outrageous plot device to just move the story along. It has your typical twists and turns in a rom-com but they happen in a very realistic way; it was a nice surprise.

I am so glad that I didn't listen to the bad reviews. Too slow? I am not sure where it would have been slow. Too much of the F word? Well....I have heard a ton worse, honestly. This was a very real movie. I so loved watching all the toasts from the different weddings. Some were so true and funny. Many true statements in this movie about how I feel about weddings too. I loved the main characters. Especially Alice. I so loved her character. She was a real person. A REAL woman. She had flaws and she looked like a normal person. She could also be a ton of fun and freaking hilarious! She wasn't some unusually attractive woman with a fake and generic and well worn out personality. This kind of reminded me of "Isn't it romantic?" with Rebel Wilson, making fun of Rom Coms. Similar vibes and quite real. Just a lot of fun. If you liked that one, sure you'll enjoy this one. If you want a movie that is extremely predictable and fakey, this isn't for you.

Two people make a pact to be partners for a summer packed with Wedding Invitations. Unwittingly they get inside each others radar detectors as they struggle through each other couples's happy time. I felt the film was funny and demonstrated the development of genuine human emotions and affections. I thought that both of the lead actors did a good job being real human beings and was moved by the story and the experiences of the two chief protagonists. The movie was genuine in my mind and I enjoyed it very much.

Great cast, but writing was more vulgar then funny. The set up for two friends being each other’s plus one at wedding is great. There is almost a When Harry Met Sally vibe. Needed some natural laughs. Felt forced.

Still a good film escape for wedding season.

Good movie, some laughs, charming cast. I think the message got twisted a bit though, at least I hope so, otherwise it was a bit cynical, kind of a 'If you wanna get married you have to settle for someone who doesn't quite float your boat because NO ONE'S PERFECT'. Okay, I get the nothing's perfect thing, but it really felt like he simply decided that there was 'nothing better out there' and that settling meant he was a grown up, which was not only untrue, but a real bummer message for a romcom.

I would not consider this a chick flick (which I cannot stand) -- it has a bunch of clever lines and has a somewhat 'real-life' scenario. The language is a little rough -- didn't bother me (veteran -- so have heard it all -- but there was one movie that went too far -- Long Shot -- way too crude even for me).
If the character Ben ends up with Alice long term -- he better start looking for an Al-Anon group to join.