Alison Steadman,
Felicity Montagu,
Jessica Stevenson,
Jesus de Miguel,
Jimmy Carr
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A mockumentary that follows three couples as they battle it out to win the coveted title of 'Most Original Wedding of the Year'.
DVD Release Date: March 6, 2007
Stats: 963 reviews
I liked this a lot more than I thought I would! I have to say though I can't stand Jimmy Carr, Stephen Mangan or Meredith MacNeill. The three of them in one film would have prevented me from watching had I of known! This is much better than your average British comedy though (whi...( read more)
Seeing as you cant give less than 0.5 stars, my ratings a bit over what i hoped. This film, as expected from the trailer, was the biggest load of shit to ever hit british cinema in a while. I mean it was fucking aweful! Not only did it mostly star some of the uks worst comedy sho...( read more)
This is what happens when there is literally no script,everthing improvised.
This is definitely one of the funniest movies I've seen all year. The style is Best in Show and A Mighty Wind; except it's made by Brits and is sometimes more outrageous and comically unpredictable.
The film follows three couples in London who are in the process of getting ma...( read more)
Undeservedly overlooked by everyone when released, this film does deserve a watch, especially if you're a fan of British comedy. It does have flaws and drags in places (especially when the tennis couple aren't on screen), but it's still an amusing and well-written mockumentary.
A welcome surprise. Confetti showcases some of the best of British comedy, only with everyone on lupe warm form. Each of the actors are far removed from their individual peaks - but still some laughs and warmth to be enjoyed.
Couldn't tell you how many times I've watched this movie, it's really good. The difference of opinions of each story is just brilliant. I would recommend to every-one who loves sarcasm and dry laughter.
it's so funny. 3 couples battles to win money in 3 kinds of wedding. the wedding is so unique... but still, there's only one winner
Cute and exasperating and, in the end, not nearly lunatic enough; it's a Christopher Guest movie without the fangs. full review
Overall, Confetti is agreeable and appropriately daft, though occasionally tepid and contrived. full review
There's an affectionate tone to Confetti that makes it a serviceable time-waster. full review
No amount of zany improvisation can save a mockumentary with an inherently unfunny premise. full review
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