The Wedding Year

A slight romantic comedy... It does feel like we've seen this before, but the [the stars] do have nice romantic chemistry.

It's rare, in 2019, to have a genuinely good time at the movies and this, in all of its simplicity and cliche, is absolutely that.

Sarah Hyland gives it her all but this story of the marriage circuit never quite connects with its audience.

Robert Luketic... churns out another generically-named, generic rom-com! Lo and behold, The Wedding Year may just be his most generic one yet!

We hardly need another romantic comedy about millennials indulging in wedding mayhem, and this breezy entry is too familiar and predictable to break the mold.

The Wedding Year has a terrible, wholly unlikeable protagonist.

Casual sex, pot, heavy drinking in romcom with teen appeal.

Within just a few minutes, the movie establishes that it's going to be artificial, predictable, and shallow - and then it proceeds to follow through on that promise.

While much of the movie is rather corny and predictable, there are some hilarious sequences along the way, mainly thanks to a cast adept at finding the funny side in their characters.