I am pleasantly surprised because I’m not a Kevin Hart fan. I found The Wedding Ringer to be quite a descent story. Kevin wasn’t non-stop talking and he didn’t get on my nerves. The plot was somewhat ridiculous, but it was well acted and convincing. A smart, sort of geeky tax attorney named Doug Harris (Josh Gad) is getting married to a pretty, sort of hot chick named Gretchen Palmer (Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting). It’s clear how anxious Doug is to please Gretchen because he can’t bring himself to tell her he has no friends. She continuously urges Doug to give her his list of the wedding party, as the wedding is growing near. Doug’s desperation doesn’t go unnoticed by the party planner, Edmundo (Ignacio Serricchio) who refers him to The Best Man Inc., located under an amusement park. Doug meets Jimmy Gallahan (Kevin Hart) who is the owner of the company. …
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Given this movie was designed to appeal to the younger adult crowd, I think it was pretty good, even for us older youth. It’s a little corny and a little dragged out but still entertaining. I heard a lot of bad reviews, picking Tomorrowland apart in ways critics don’t usually pick apart other similar movies. I’m beginning to believe Hollywood has something against George Clooney or at lease the critics do. Tomorrowland is a fantasy movie about an enigmatic place existing somewhere in space and time where the gifted assemble, free from bureaucracy and red tape, to create and put their ideas into full swing in hopes they can make this world a better place. Wow, That was a mouthful — but this is the best definition I can come up with since no one seems to really know. There are four main characters: Frank (George Clooney), Athena (Raffry…
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