The Groomsmen

I'm a big Ed Burns fan. This movie is boring. Constant F-words throughout-especially the softball scene. Terrible acting and very unmemorable. Sidewalks of NY and Purple Violets are much better. Burns' worst movie.... Full review

On a scale of 1 to 10 I give this romantic comedy a solid 8.5. Great story with characters that anyone can relate to. The actors were fantastic. A feel good story.... Full review

I can't believe this thing was hyped as a comedy. I really like a lot of the actors in the show and thats why I rented it in the first place. Here we have 14 user reviews after this show has... Full review

this movie has great acting from Ed Burns, Jay Mohr, John Leguizamo & Matthew Lillard. What a cast. I don't know how this movie didn't get a wider release. Only 25 votes on Yahoo and its been out 2 weeks. People... Full review

I rented this out of boredom. I wasn't expecting much because I had heard nothing about this movie, and try to keep my eyes open for good flicks. The movie was pretty decent the entire way through. I couldn't believe the... Full review

I like The Groomsmen because it tells you about the realities of life. The story is great for the husbands to be and the fathers to be. I like the acting of each actor and actress in the movie. I am... Full review

Excellent writing and acting more than compensate for any failure to create a nitty-gritty reality. Emotional truth, which this film has in abundance, is what really matters to me. The one moment that doesn't ring true for this Bronx girl, is... Full review

remotely close to a good review. I rented it last night and after watching it all the way through I found myself wondering why I even watched the whole thing>?... Full review

This has great acting and a great story. Ed burns is a genius when it comes to movies. He is the man. Johnny L, Ed Burns, Jay Mohr...they r all great. It's a great comedy.... Full review

This movie has no hype and probably will make nothing at the box office. I liked it a lot so that just tells you what people know these days. Go see this one asap!... Full review

I had a great time with the part of Jimbo [in The Groomsmen ]. With more than 60 film and TV roles to his credit, including this months The Groomsmen , written and directed by pal Ed Burns, Logue is proving that he is a leading mans worst nightmarea rare character actor who, even in the smallest of parts and armed only with wit and charm, can upstage the star. ... Full Review

Even his worst movies have a sense of place....his better movies have strong characters..... ... Full Review

John Leguizamo, mournful and sharp as the one who disappeared....and Donal Logue, who gives a fearless performance as a good man sunk into anger and booze..... ... Full Review

All told, The Groomsmen is a feel-good treat, held afloat by the performances of its accomplished cast.....the film would not be a stellar experience.....Credit where credit is due, Mr. Burns, you've turned out an incredible piece of cinema..... ... Full Review

Despite the friends' reluctance to kiss their carefree days goodbye, "The Groomsmen" is, at its heart, an affirmation of family, friendship and responsibility that, in imparting a message about growing up, seems to echo what St. Paul says about putting away "childish things. ... Full Review

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Speaking of dvds steel, yesterday I watched a gem called The Groomsmen, written and directed by Edward Burns who happens to also be the groom himself. I loved it! I love Ed Burns. He's so Irish! He had a Sci-fi ... Full Article

Anxious, annoyed and touchy, the quintet of guys at the center of "The Groomsmen" push and snap at each other, and that's when they're being relatively polite. The wedding three days hence of pregnant Sue (Brittany Murphy) to her live-in ... Full Article

There's no earthly reason why ``The Groomsmen" should have sneaked into the Harvard Square on Friday without publicity or advance screening, as if another Edward Burns guy-movie were something to be ashamed of. ... Full Article

Director Edward Burns made a splash with his comedy The Brothers McMullen several years ago, drawing audiences into a convincing depiction of life in an Irish-Catholic community in Long Island. ... Full Article

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