Marry Me

As pleasing and cute as “Marry Me” definitely is, it also falls prey to a few major issues in Lopez’s church of rom-com.

Perhaps Marry Me would have been better served by spending less time selling us on the premise, and more time selling us on the characters involved.

The soundtrack is as safe and smooth as the film. A shame, when both could have been so much louder, and had us on the floor.

I am so surprised by how much I enjoyed this... An utterly delightful film.

If you’re coming to the theater as a fan of Lopez’s music and abs, you’ll get a heaping dose of both. But if you want to be swept off your feet, I’d look for something with a bit more heat.

This is a smart, character-driven romantic comedy that pulls at the heartstrings with confident flair.

While the story feels like one we have hear before, the charisma of Owen and star quality of JLO make it an enjoyable throwback to rom-com glory.

The PERFECT Movie to see this Valentines Day. Jennifer Lopez & Owen Wilson ignite the screen with such a cute passion that you can’t help but enjoy the movie. It’s silly, it’s funny, & it might even be formulaic… but you knew that going in already.



Unlike the charisma of past Lopez love interests (Matthew McConaughey, Ralph Fiennes, Michael Vartan), Owen Wilson just doesn’t have what it takes to be a leading man in this genre.

In the end, it’s not the slightly fantastical plot of marrying a stranger in the crowd that is Marry Me’s downfall, but rather the lack of humanity that brings the larger-than-life down to earth.