Directed by:
Mark WatersCinematography:
Daryn OkadaComposer:
Rolfe KentCast:
Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, Michael Douglas, Emma Stone, Breckin Meyer, Lacey Chabert, Robert Forster, Anne Archer, Daniel Sunjata, Noureen DeWulf (more)VOD (2)
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While attending his brother's wedding, a serial womanizer is haunted by the ghosts of his past girlfriends. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (2)
The creators obviously view the world as black and white, so the story only has two levels: chauvinism and true American family values with nothing in between not to confuse the easily influenced target audience too much. I find it hard to say this after having seen the film, but Matthew McConaughey is not a bad actor. I do understand that even actors have to make a living, but I think he has needlessly damaged his reputation by appearing in films like this one. In my opinion, when an actor doesn't believe in his role, it reflects on his performance. But I don't want to blame it all on the actors because they really didn't have much to show here. The writing was really bad, the jokes failed to make me laugh, and there were so many melodramatic speeches about family values at the end that I wasn’t sure if it was even worth the one star. / Lesson learned: Are you someone who only cares about what people around you think of you? This film is just right for you. 1*-
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Mark Waters = ghostbuster. Otherwise, I can't explain why for the second time he can drive a romantic screw into the supernatural and have it work again. Fits of laughter and sincere emotion regularly stacked one after another, a score that is top-notch, and Matthew McConaughey, who has definitely matured into a charismatic funnyman. Surprise of the year and a shocked 85%.
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