The Wedding Planner Critic Reviews

The unevenness of what surrounds the star couple is indicative of the script's inability to muster anything more than intermittent sophistication.Read the full review

The picture is never less than pleasant -- but it's not more than that often enough.Read the full review

Manages to do the impossible: It makes Lopez bland.Read the full review

A plot like this is so hopeless that only acting can redeem it. Lopez pulls her share of the load, looking geuninely smitten by this guy and convincingly crushed when his secret is revealed. But McConaughey is not the right actor for this material.Read the full review

The preview—if that's truly what it is—has a beginning, a middle, and an end; a host of good lines; and so many goofy surprises that it's hard to believe that there's anything more to see in the picture itself. I mean … they wouldn't show you the entire movie in the coming attraction, would they?Read the full review

An out of date 1950s movie.Read the full review

I suggest you RSVP in the negative to this "Wedding" invitation, unless you consider yourself a friend of the obvious bride to be, Ms. Lopez. But even then, you'll have to focus on her presence, rather than the silly ceremony around her.Read the full review

Don't buy a ticket for this one, even if the theater is having a fire sale on Raisinets.Read the full review

It's like watching two superbly conditioned rowers try to race a boat made of folded newspaper. Hard as they work, they just can't make it go any faster.Read the full review