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I got out and saw Marry Me, and I think I’ve found the film that rounds out my top three rom coms. I absolutely adored this movie. It’s an absurd idea that’s handled shockingly well. Had you told me even three years ago that Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson would be the main characters of a rom com I would have laughed at you and most likely called you insane. And yet there I was being completely invested in their story. I wasn’t expecting to legitimately cry multiple times. Lopez looks truly stunning and they put her in some jaw dropping outfits. Wilson kinda just feels like his Mobius character from Loki but I can’t fault that, it’s a great character. Maluma is alright, they used him way more than I wanted wanted them to. John Bradley does not get as big a role in this as he did in last weeks Moonfall but I thought he was great in both. Nothing but love for my fav GoT character Samwell Tarly. Sarah Silverman plays a delightful character that should have been used more. Chloe Coleman is a great child actor and I’m very excited to see which direction her career goes in. Jameela Jamil and Utkarsh Ambudkar randomly appear in one scene at different points in the movie but are brought back for such a great gag in the credits. Michelle Buteau is someone I love seeing and I hope she gets more staring roles in the future. She doesn’t get much time to shine in this. Both of the main original songs here, “Marry Me” and “On My Way To You” are absolute god damn bangers and I will protest award shows next year if one of them isn’t nominated for something somewhere (looking at you Best Original Song at the Oscars). Lopez and Wilson will be such a delight to watch together that you’ll dread the coming scene where they have to go separate ways before coming back together. But this movie must get that and doesn’t split them until very late and fixes it quickly without making it feel rushed. I’m truly happy this didn’t disappoint! A very big 8/10 on Marry Me from me. -Tyler.
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