But she soon gets into a pissing match with LillianвЂ™s newly found inseparable pal, the insanely rich Helen ( Rose Byrne), who gradually strips Annie of any influence with Lillian. No, this is where the boilerplate chick flick trappings assert themselves: There are outings for dresses and fittings, girly lunches, the bachelorette weekend trip, bridal shower, talks on the phone and so much else that has become the bane of audiences who may not be in the precise demographic category for this sort of vicarious wish-fulfillment fantasy.ДЄs the lifelong best friend of Lillian ( Maya Rudolph), Annie rightly assumes she will be maid of honor at the forthcoming nuptials. Unlike being a best man at a wedding, many guys will be interested to learn (or not) that this does not simply entail the equivalent of getting the groom plastered at the bachelor party and remembering to bring the ring to the ceremony. The device Wiig and her co-screenwriter Annie Mumolo use to delineate AnnieвЂ™s continual decline and fall is the act of being a bridesmaid. Although titled and decked out like a chick flick, this is a picture that can reach both sexes but wonвЂ™t appeal much to teenagers, giving Universal a tricky but not insurmountable marketing challenge. For longtime Wiig fans, this uneven, overlong, emotionally involving and discreetly ambitious film will represent a welcome and overdue step up from her popular sketch work on Saturday Night Live to something sustained and searching, not to mention pretty funny.

But while there is plenty of sex-oriented humor to follow (some of which feels awkwardly forced), what you actually get is a human comedy with empathetic appeal and a disarmingly candid take on feminine foibles. Entertaining until the end, this film is a real knee-slapper that you wonвЂ™t soon forget.The raunchy/goofy opening sex scene between Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm leads you to the immediate assumption that Bridesmaids will be serving up a mature female twist on the typical Judd Apatow production of a few years ago. But itвЂ™s not all doom and gloom, and even through the gloom itвЂ™s hilarious. Everything goes wrong and like watching dominos fall, we watch her world crumble as her best friend celebrates her love.

Searching for a purpose in life while trying to uphold her maid-of-honor duties proves to be more difficult than anticipated. Kristen Wiig who also co-wrote the script, plays the main character Annie, who is down in the dumps after losing her bakery business and boyfriend. The film revolves around the drama attached to female friendships as they all deal with their own personal struggles and search for love. Never before on screen have women dominated a film that will undoubtedly have absolutely everyone in stitches. ItвЂ™s a true representation of how women interact in real life. It has also been labeled more appropriately as a вЂcultural phenomenon.вЂ™ In a society that has dropped the submissive female/superior male mentality, itвЂ™s the first movie to show what females finally have the audacity and right to say and do. ItвЂ™s not so much groundbreaking material as it is breaking gender stereotypes. The critics are calling it new, groundbreaking material. No holds barred, anything goes in this story from diarrhea to vomiting and peeing in the street. The colorful gaggle of actresses portray the turmoils of bridesmaid duty without missing a beat. The first of its kind, this movie is rude, crude and distasteful, and audiences are loving it. Starring Saturday Night LiveвЂ™s Kristen Wiig and packed with farcical characters, Bridesmaids is by far the funniest female comedy of the decade if not of all time. ItвЂ™s a ridiculously hilarious and original take on the age-old debacle that is being a bridesmaid in a friendвЂ™s wedding. Despite the name, Bridesmaids is no chick flick.

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