Kiss the Bride

As a fan of C.J.'s earlier movie, Latter Days, I really wanted to like this film. The nicest thing I can say, however, is that it's NOT an awful film. There are some good performances, and a few funny scenes. In... Full review

{NOTE: I obtained this Region 4 DVD a couple of months ago and have viewed it a few times. I'll admit that on first watching I was mightily disappointed, particularly in view of what I consider C. Jay Cox's much better,... Full review

Wow, Kiss the Bride wasn't that bad, but it wasn't that good either. It sure was no "Later Day Saints." The movie sags in the center...perhaps cutting out about 30 minutes would have made a more enjoyable film. But the film... Full review

i thought this movie was decently a good movie. the acting was pretty good but i mean there are a lot of movies better than this. this isent a big movie and probably no one has ever heard of it. but... Full review

This was a great gay themed movie. Though I liked Latter Days, I thought that the director improved on this movie. the flash backs added a deeper feel to the movie, and Tory Spelling was great as usually. Again loved this... Full review

KISS THE BRIDE is simply one of the most outstanding romantic comedies released in 2007. It will surely bring back memories... memories that one may cherish or regret for the rest of his life. I am damn sure that a... Full review

I know its just a movie but after 10yrs! come on already... The bridegroom was ...ah.. lifeless. If this is a romantic comedy, then the comedy part doesn't come out.... Full review

What can I say? This was one awful movie to watch. I am normally not very critical of gay cinema in general, due to the fact that most are usually low-budget, but this really pushed me up the wall. I... Full review

totally great show. and alot of meaning all parents should watch. the acting was great , show was funny. we all enjoyed, this show is wirth watching again and again. i want on dvd.... Full review

I really enjoyed this movie, It was casted wonderfly,it can make you laugh and cry. I think this movie is totally worth watching.... Full review

Robert Foxworth and Tess Harper have some good moments as Ryan's divorced parents, but many of the film's characters are trite distractions.. The film's three stars are assured and appealing, but Cox and Lieberman's admirable attempt to honestly explore Matt and Ryan's confused and contradictory emotions gets derailed by yanking Alex back into the plot in a too-contrived and finally credibility-defying manner. ... Full Review

Too many of the movie's designed-to-be-outrageous moments leave auds downright uncomfortable. With both actors underequipped for this kind of comedy, the situation is neither titillating nor funny, just squirm-inducing. ... Full Review

moments, those instances in bad movies that are so laughably awful, the viewer can only respond with a pained "Ouch!....A strong bunch of supporting actors does what they can with the foul, unfunny material-Robert Foxworth, Tess Harper, Steve Sandvoss (who was the best thing about Latter Days ) and the still gorgeous, underused Joanna Cassidy..... ... Full Review

These days, if I see someone picking up a paper in the grocery store or buying a paper from someone on a street corner, I want to personally thank them. ... Full Article

Matt (Philip Karner), an openly gay man, left his hometown and his best friend/first fling behind for the big city some years ago. Now a successful editor of a gay magazine, he receives an invitation to said fling's wedding-to a... ... Full Article

Kiss The Bride... ... Kiss the Bride... High school chums and more-than-mates Matt and Ryan reconnect when Matt is invited to Ryan's wedding. Determined to win back his former flame, Matt attends the festivities, attempts to woo Ryan (and d... ... Full Article

C. Jay Cox and Tyler Lieberman's gay-themed variation on MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING (1997) is a light, formulaic romantic comedy that plays with genre conventions just enough to make its cotton-candy charms feel almost fresh. ... Full Article