It's all very Greek to me....

Rating: 6/10 (27 July 2012)

Sophia Sheridan is 20 years old and lives with her mother Donna on an idyllic Greek island. She is about to be married and wishes for only one thing: that her father walk her down the aisle and give her away.
The only problem is that she doesn't know who her father is and her mother won't discuss it with her.
After she finds her mom's diary from the year she was born, she invites three men who could possibly be that man. Sophie is convinced that she will know her father as soon as she sees him but soon realises that she hasn't a clue.
Mayhem ensues when her mother is displeased and confused that the three are there, the men all think they're the father and her fiancé is getting fed up with the whole mess....
The first time I saw this movie, it was October 2008, in an empty cinema, and I loathed the movie.
Last night I gave it a second chance, after consuming copious amounts of vodka, and I took it for what it was, a film so bad, you just cannot help but give in to it's awfulness.
There are times when you are laughing at the film, but deep down inside it's good to know that actors of this calibre can be self deprecating.
Brosnan is the biggest culprit here, he can't sing for toffee, but when he does, it. Akers the film the beast that it is, undeniable entertainment.
The story is twaddle, it gets sidelined for the music, and you spend the movie wondering how they are going to incorporate another song, and why blue-screen is used in several shots when they are on a perfect island.
Awful, but brilliantly awful.