Confetti

Confetti (2005)

  • 57% of critics liked it
    (76 reviews)

  • 43% of users liked it
    (20,261 ratings)

Three couples endure the living hell that is the happiest day of their lives in this comic mockumentary. Confetti is the United Kingdom's most prestigious wedding magazine, and publisher Antoni (Jimmy Carr) and editor Vivien (Felicity Montagu) have made a career out of documenting the cutting… More

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Genres
Drama, Comedy
In Theaters
Sep 15, 2006 Wide
On DVD
Mar 6, 2007
Fox Searchlight Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Peter Howell, Toronto Star

    What works for Christopher Guest's dedicated comedy troupe (and it doesn't always work) isn't so easy to imitate, especially with actors lacking in basic improv skills.

  • Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times

    There's some genuine heart here, particularly in Sam and Matt's subplot.

  • Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel

    A deliciously mean and fluffy little mockumentary.

  • Bruce Westbrook, Houston Chronicle

    As is typical of many weddings, the planning drags, and so does the movie.

  • Rick Groen, Globe and Mail

    With barely a laugh to be found, Confetti takes the 'mock' right out of the mockumentary.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Anthony L


    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… More

  • Lady D


    This film I'm afraid was absolute rubbish, the worst of British Comedy

  • Dean M


    Weird of three wedding couples in the competition. I dislike tennis and nudity couples because they look ridiculous in their wedding bliss.

  • Roy G


    This is what happens when there is literally no script,everthing improvised.

  • Rico Z


    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… More

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