Seven close friends reunite for the wedding of two of their friends. Problems arise because the bride and the maid of honor have had a long rivalry over the groom.
Instead of Rachel Getting Married with an Oscar-nominated Anne Hathaway, we get Galt Niederhoffer's misbegotten, miscast snoozefest with Katie Holmes struggling to prove that there is life as an actress while still being Mrs. Tom Cruise.
– Peter Travers,
Rolling Stone,
10 Sep 2010
rotten:
[It] somehow skirts utter loathsomeness by dint of its elegant camerawork and a few finely tuned performances. I'm not suggesting you run out to the theater and see this, but if it comes on cable someday and you have a big pile of laundry to fold...
– Dana Stevens,
Slate,
10 Sep 2010
rotten:
It's possible that Niederhoffer was too close to her novel to stand back from its excesses. She's made a seriously self-indulgent movie about self-indulgent people.
– Peter Rainer,
Christian Science Monitor,
13 Sep 2010
rotten:
What ensues is a couple of days of confession and mild debauchery. It's all sketchy and banal.
– Wesley Morris,
Boston Globe,
23 Sep 2010
rotten:
The script fails to establish the likability of any of the main characters, which dulls the sense of urgency during the dramatic moments.