Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, Kimberly Williams
In this remake of the Spencer Tracy classic, George and Nina Banks are the parents of young soon-to-be-wed Annie. George is a nervous father unready to face the fact that his little girl is now a woma...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 20, 1999
Stats: 10,027 reviews
This is a horrible remake. Steve Martin ain't no Spencer Tracey! Short & Wong are a couple of my favourite actors but they should be ashamed of themselves here!
"And don't forget to fasten your condoms! ...Seatbelts, I mean seatbelts."
The film follows the anxieties of Steve Martin's character, George Banks, who has just found out that his 22-year old daughter (Annie, played by Kimberly Williams) accepted a marriage proposal while ...( read more)
great family film, especially for dad/daughter duos, steve martins daughter is getting married and he doesn't know how to let her , he wants her to always be daddys little girl, super sweet film, great comedic moments too
This one takes me back to childhood; I watched it every time I went to Grandma's house. As someone who has never really been to a wedding -- a few as a kid for distant relatives, but none recently, and never for someone I'm close to -- the movie is almost surreal, and (I hope!) s...( read more)
The movie Father of the Bride shows a kind of BOUND between a father and his daugther which makes it difficuild for him to let go of her even when she was ready to assum her motherwood. It was a heart feeling movie, he was left with no option than to let her go. That is a lesson to all "If you love something you must let go of it ". In terms of relationship if there is always problem in that relationship let it go for a while, if that love is your that BOUND will bring you two together again.
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