Oh, dearie, if you’re lookin’ to watch Bride Wars, ya might wanna know a few things ‘fore ya pop the popcorn and sit down. It’s a movie about two gals, Liv and Emma, who’s best friends and both dream of gettin’ married in the Plaza Hotel in New York. But wouldn’t ya know it, a little mix-up with the dates, and both of ‘em end up gettin’ hitched on the same day! Oh, the drama that follows, I tell ya!
Now, before ya think this is just a nice little funny movie for the whole family, let me tell ya—this ain’t no kiddie flick. The movie’s rated PG, which means it’s okay for most folks, but don’t go thinkin’ it’s suitable for the young ones, especially them who are still runnin’ around with their dolls and toy trucks. There’s some swearing and a bit of talk about things that might make some folks blush. It ain’t overly raunchy, but there’s a few jokes here and there that might fly over the little ones’ heads, but they ain’t gonna be too appropriate.
Now, about the gals in this movie, Liv and Emma, they’re played by Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway. And while both of ’em sure know how to act, it don’t make up for how bland and predictable this whole story turns out to be. Ya know, it’s like makin’ a big ol’ pot of stew with all the ingredients, but somehow it still tastes like nothin’. Ain’t no surprise there, though, the movie just keeps on goin’ with the same old gags, and if you ask me, it don’t have much of a kick to it.
But, I reckon there’s somethin’ in there about friendship and true love, y’know? The kind of message where even though these two gals get all caught up in their big day, they find out what’s really important – and that’s their friendship. And while the film tries to tell ya that, it kinda gets lost in all the petty drama and wedding nonsense. Still, it’s got a sweet message if ya look hard enough.
If ya ask me, it might be a good watch for teenagers, but it’s a bit much for the younger ones. There’s swearing, a little bit of crude talk, and some mild sexual references. Ain’t anything too dirty, but I wouldn’t let the little ones watch it alone. Maybe sit down with ‘em, or just let ‘em watch it when they’re old enough to understand it all. Best to be safe, right?
For the adults, well, it might be a nice break from all them heavy dramas. The story’s light, even if it’s a bit dumbed down. It ain’t gonna win any big ol’ awards, but sometimes, ya just want somethin’ to pass the time without thinkin’ too hard. You get a little laugh here and there, and maybe you’ll even feel a little warm and fuzzy ‘bout those friendships in your own life.
And if you’re the sort to worry about them kids, you can always check out some of them reviews from other folks—like them over at Common Sense Media—where they talk about how appropriate it is for different ages. They give ya a good idea of whether or not it’s safe to let your young ones watch. And if you really need to know every last little thing about the film, there’s all sorts of guides out there to help ya make an informed decision.
So, all in all, if you’re lookin’ for a light, predictable comedy, and ya don’t mind some mild swearing and suggestive stuff, well, you could give Bride Wars a try. But just know, it ain’t the funniest movie around, and it ain’t gonna change your life or nothin’. Just a bit of fun with a sprinkle of drama and a touch of love and friendship—if you’re in the right mood for it.
Tags：[Bride Wars, Parents Guide, Movie Review, PG, Wedding Comedy, Teen Movie, Family Friendly, Friendship, Light Comedy, Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway]
