Wedding Day (II) (2012) User Reviews (3)

The only positive thing about this movie is that it's short, save your time and money.

[mariusjohnsen85 · 3/10 · 12 August 2018]

This movie was painfully dull. C. Thomas Howell is one of the stars listed on the front-cover on the Blu-Ray for this movie and here on imdb he's even on the cover image so i was really looking forward to seeing it. He's in one scene in the entire movie.

The whole first part of the movie is set up to be very cryptic, but instead just ends up being very bland and boring. The best part of this movie is that it was only an hour and 7 minutes in run-time.

Fortunately i only paid 2$ for my copy of the movie on Blu-Ray, however i didn't want this movie stinking up my collection so i put it back into the cover, cracked it in two and threw it into the garbage. Stay away from this crap.

I KNEW WHEN TO JUMP

[nogodnomasters · 2/10 · 31 July 2018]

The story follows three weddings, a preacher, and criminals involved in credit card fraud. You guess if they are or are not related. It reminded me of "New Year's Eve" which I didn't like, but was Oscar material compared to this film. You get to watch 5 disjointed stories that are basically boring and not well acted because the dialogue was stiff.

Guide: F-bomb. Implied sex. No nudity.

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[luli_ca · 8/10 · 4 April 2013]

I was pleasantly surprised with the story....so many twist & turns. I watched Wedding Day because I'm a fan of David Koechner movies. I thought I would be laughing hard for 60 minutes, but this not the case. I was totally shocked of his talent as a serious actor (so talented). Who would think that David Koechner's would give you goose bumps at times. C Thomas Howell is a big time actor that was totally convincing. The director took charge in making the fast paced script so interesting.. i believe the director will be heard from in future film as he has that unique quality of making a movie excellent from start to finish. The camera work blended the two wedding together. i'm a fan now of Andre Gordon