Bridesmaids.

     My movie review is about the hilarious comedy, Bridesmaids. Directed by Paul Feig this knee-slapper of a movie is what I'd like to call, "the female version of The Hangover." And if you haven't seen The Hangover...well, you have been deprived. The main concept of that movie basically includes a group of groomsmen and a groom who find themselves in funny and weird situations.
     So, back to Bridesmaids. This movie captures the life of Annie (Kristen Wiig) as she is lonely and her best and childhood friend named Lillian (Maya Rudolph) is getting married. Lillian asks Annie to be her maid of honor and she joins the rest of the bridesmaids who are all different in many ways. And of course just like The Hangover, they make for an entertaining group of women. Amidst all the craziness, Annie finds herself competing for her own best friend by another new friend of Lillian's named Helen (Rose Byrne). But eventually, like most comedies, there is a satisfying ending of happiness.
     I have probably watched this movie about ten times, and I will continue to watch it until I am utterly tired of it (which honestly, I don't think will happen). The randomness of it is what makes me laugh so hard to the point where I can't breathe. However, it is not a movie for younger viewers due to the use of sex and profanity, but I would definitely recommend this film to anyone able to view it and enjoys a nice laugh.

Rating: 1-10: 10