My Best Friend's Wedding [Blu-ray]

With Julia Roberts and Cameron Diaz, you can't go wrong. One of my all time favorite movies.

Love the movie! It worked great!

Product was recieved in good condition and was as advertised on Amazon.

Fun rom-com !

This movie is charming and hilarious.

Fun movie not the greatest script. DVD is in good shape and played well. Worth the price.

“If he’s chasing her.. and you’re chasing him.. who’s chasing you?”LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH

I was watching this movie like "whatttttt?!" Very rarely am I kept on the edge of my seat, but this had me excited to see what would happen next. Fascinating character dynamics and a lot to discuss with this one.

Bonjour.C'est une erreur de ma part de ne pas avoir vu que ce film n'était qu'en version anglaise. Heureusement, j'ai retrouvé celui que j'avais en version française.Je vous remercie.Roland Mathieux.

Movies about weddings are always in vogue; the perennial ritual of a man and a woman tying the knot bringing out the best and the worst in all of us. Julia Roberts is utterly charming as the scheming gal pal who has three days to break up her best friend's (Dermot Mulroney) pending marriage to the rather anemic and annoying Kim (Cameron Diaz). Factor in some idiocy guaranteed to amuse and the level-headed advice of George (Rupert Everett), her gay confidant - and voila - a comedy souffle. My Best Friend's Wedding is a comedy with heart - also excelling at that best of all human emotions - laughter through tears. Bring Kleenex to life's party. You're going to need it.Nothing to cry over via Sony's exceptional 1080p transfer - alas, still only available in the UK but region free and therefore playable anywhere in the world. Great picture. Superior sound. Ravishing from start to finish and some delicious extra features to enjoy besides. Sony Home Entertainment has proven time and again they understand the hi-def market place, taking the time, money and care to produce quality discs that are head and shoulders above the level of commitment put out by the competition. Great stuff. Much enjoyed. Buy it today. Treasure it forever.

To those who have seen this DVD it may be recalled that in the first scene it is established that Julianne's editor, George, is gay which is said in a flippant superficial conversation and this metaphor is repeated on four occasions throughout the film. The next of those scenes is in the taxi after the Groom has a fitting for his suit, but, two points come across; one is that being gay is a misconception while the other is that he, George, enjoys acting as gay; it is a ploy to hide his love for Julianne. Those are plants set to fully comprehend the theme of the story and its final resolution.The third scene is at dinner with the Bride's family and friends where the Bride relates the tales she heard from the Groom about the past behaviour of Julianne which is clearly fiction. At this juncture George tells the tale of how he and Julianne met which seems to reveal that he is gay but this too is obviously fiction and another ploy to mislead as he is astutely playing the game of hiding his love for Julianne but is also protecting her from further embarrassment. In the final scene when George approaches Julianne on the dance floor, he continues this act by saying, '...and although you quite correctly sense that he is gay (referring to the cameo part being played as a gay) you think, "What the hell?" Life goes on. Maybe there won't be marriage. Maybe there won't be sex (at this point he grimaces) but, by god, there will be dancing!'The film is not about a love triangle but about a man's love for a woman and how he succeeds at winning her. George is in love with Julianne but recognises her infatuation for her long-term male friend. He recognises that he has to be patient so plays with her at her game anticipating hopefully the final outcome; this is why he takes a plane and flies quite a distance even though he does not like flying. He wants to be by her side when she is in difficulty and it will be noticed that he was always there. He cares deeply about her and so too do the Bride and Groom towards each other. George's and Julianne's attraction for each other in the final scene is that of a heterosexual couple.While this is an enjoyable romantic comedy that expresses affection and love yet also highlights the caring aspect of all good relationships; it is a modern sophisticated 'Me Tarzan, you Jane' story well acted by all involved.

I love this movie,one of my all time favorites

Juste arrivé aujourd'hui à 13 eures . je n'ai pas encore pu l'écouter