it's a very nice movie 🎬

source: Marry Me

7/10 @marrymemovie I haven't been embarrassed, or ashamed, to go see a movie alone for a very long time, but this movie did just that. At least, before the movie began. I was the only single person to go see this film during this showing and I did feel out of place. However, when the movie started, and the lights went down, I didn't care what was happening around me. This was a beautiful movie that wasn't cheesy or corny. It felt like there was effort put into make a good movie and a thought out process of how to actually get from point A to B. In reality, I don't believe this story would happen in real life, but in a different world it does. I think Owen Wilson is actually under appreciated, at least to me, as he is able to play the common man so well. He's not flashy and seems so humble in the film. The chemistry with him and Jennifer Lopez is awkward as all get up until they start to know each other. It blends well. While the runtime is nearly two hours long it doesn't feel that way because the story is told well and the music is entrancing. There's nothing crazy about this film, but there's heart and passion, and that's what makes a truly good romantic movie. In the end there were elderly couples and young couples who attended this film and while I don't if any of them cried, there was definitely laughter, meaning they enjoyed the film too. If you're looking for something quiet to do for Valentine's and you like watching a movie, may I suggest this one? I don't think you'll be disappointed! Until next time.... Enjoy the show!

I love a good rom com, and a musical. First of all Lopez really can not sing, and the songs are nothing to remember. And I can't get over the fact that Owen Wilson has very little talent and has had the same hair style for decades. I could barely resist from leaving the theater at this showing. So boring and bland .

Marry Me (2022) is a movie my wife and I saw in the movie theatre together. The storyline follows a famous pop singer about to get married when on the day of her public wedding she discovers her fiancé cheated on her. She decides to spontaneously marry a man in the audience instead. While seemingly improbable the pop star and every day school teacher to try to make their relationship work despite very different lifestyles. This movie is directed by Kat Coiro (She-Hulk) and stars Jennifer Lopez (U-Turn), Owen Wilson (Bottle Rocket), Sarah Silverman (School of Rock), John Bradley (Game of Thrones) and Maluma (Encanto). The storyline for this is fairly straightforward but well modernized. Wilson and Lopez deliver strong and believable performances without being too cheesy and awkward. The comedic content is inconsistent but fun and the final few scenes do a good job of creating doubt and then triumph (as you'd expect in this genre). Overall this is a fun, feel good date movie that is worth a viewing. I would score this a 6.5-7/10 and recommend seeing it once.

I love Jlo, but I couldn't bear this movie any longer. So much things were bothering me, and it felt so ingenuine... I was was waisting my time. Also... can someone stop pushing John Bradley into movies please? After seeing his embarrassing role in Moonfall, I really didn't to have another portion of his bad acting. I was hoping to hear some new good music... but that didn't happen as well. So, I literally couldn't be bothered anymore and left after 40 minutes. Maybe I'll watch it one day, when I have Covid and lay in bed, sick and bored... maybe!

This has to get a very low score just for the shameless sacrifice of content for self indulgent music promo. This is just no attempt to be a film here. It is just one JL vanity clip after another. I like Owen and JL as actors but this is just a horrid watch. It doesn't bother with anything apart from providing regular video shorts for JL to show what she can do. When it does pretend to be a film it just spews out some worn out copy and paste mess that has been seen and done 10 zillion times before. I could go on but this film is just too bad to warrant anymore attention. It is a film with a poor story, a dull plot and bland dialogue. Not recommended! ❌

"Marry Me" is a romantic comedy of which there is nothing to highlight: the plot is quite cliché, the cinematography could have been better, the performances are bad, especially Maluma's (he does not know how to act or sing). The film contains some fairly fasil comic scenes. A waste of time was the result of this hackneyed movie.

I still don't understand how Hollywood wasted so much money with this commercial, "waste of time", poor screenplay movie??!!! Jennifer Lopes proved herself over and over that she can sing very well but not act and Owen Wilson, in my opinion, is getting paid (over and over) for being himself. This movie shouldn't even be made for teenagers, it's terrible, painful to watch. I gave 2 out of 10 because of Mr. Lopes songs and not for her performance, that's for sure. Another big-budget movie that we'll forget ever existed once it's out of circulation.

The trailer made this look WAY better than it was. I wasn't expecting anything profound or even realistic. But this... what a letdown. For starters, this movie had only two even remotely interesting or sympathetic characters: the manager and the dog. Kat was a superficial, spoiled pop princess that has no idea how real life works and Owen Wilson's character is so mind-numbingly bland and vanilla that I can't even remember his name. The plot is good on paper, but the severe lack of chemistry between the two characters takes any romance or sweetness away immediately. Overall... it's really a shame that this was so poorly made. It felt more like one big commercial for an album from J-Lo. And it wasn't even a good one.