A film to make you cry, laugh, feel sick to your stomach, and much more...

Rating: 8/10 (31 May 2011)

Starting the first scene right off into the a vulgar mood, Bridesmaids proves to be more than just another hilarious comedy: it becomes an actual story. Sleeping buddies, best friends that more than understand each other, and competing rivals for the direction of an important wedding are only the beginning of the aspects that this film offers in a swell manner. With dark, dirty humor filling every scene, there is no way not to say that this film helps heighten the mood of anyone. As her best friend gets engaged, Annie is appointed as the maid of honor, of course accepting the dutie-filled task immediately. Being maid of honor causes more feelings than it should for Annie as it goes to her head that she must compete with the other bridesmaid, who is seemingly out to get her from the second they meet. Annie begins to believe that she needs to prove herself as better than the other bridesmaid in anything and everything. Topping each others toasts one after another, choosing competing dresses for the bridesmaids, and even giving drugs to each other that are believed to be one thing and turn out to be another and result in air Marshal's and security escorting the group off of a plane are just a few of the competitive undertakings for then two crazed women. After awhile of her job being taken from her as maid of honor, Annie attends the bridal shower in which she was supposed to plan until the other one took over, and all goes smooth besides the breakdown that quickly occurs due to the loss of her life long friend. Hurt, confused, and beyond angry, Annie loses it, throwing decorations, screaming out her troubles towards her best friend and more. All comes crashing down. Nothing becomes fixed, it goes the opposite way and does not end until the wedding day. The new maid of honor, Annies enemy finally comes to a halt as she cannot find the bride. Knowing right where to go, Annie finds her friend and saves the wedding, causing it to proceed better than it would have without her; fulfilling her dutie as maid of honor.