SYNOPSICS
I Think I Do (2013) is a English,French,Spanish movie. Dylan Pearce has directed this movie. Mia Kirshner,Jenny Cooper,Sara Canning,James Thomas are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. I Think I Do (2013) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
The Ryan sisters - Beth, Julia and Audrey - are best friends, strong willed and controlling women who want things their own way, and business partners of their own event planning company called Celebrations which specializes in weddings. Oldest sister Beth wants to be a role model to her four year old daughter Sara as a woman who can have it all. Babies number 2 and 3 are on their way, while Beth's husband Sam, a custom furniture builder, is the stay-at-home dad to Sara. While Beth and Sam love each other, Beth doesn't like Sam's bribing of Sara to get her to do what they want. Beth also wants Sam to look for more steady work on top of what he may build for himself. Audrey, the youngest, is the commitment phobic sister. That's why she doesn't want to tell her sisters that she is seeing Zach, the young guy they've just hired as their assistant. In the middle is Julia, who is marrying web designer Jim, who she has long considered her touchstone as she's gone through the ups and downs in...
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I Think I Do (2013) Reviews
Really funny!
I Think I Do is like a really funny, adult targeted comedy. I saw the previews for this movie and thought to myself, wow this seems like a really the female geared film. By the end of watching this, I was pleasantly surprised that there was a lot good humor involved. Some of it would be considered guy humor, but actually it would probably make women laugh a lot! There is a bit chick flick element to it between the characters, but it is such a small part of the movie that I would say it's for the most part a comedy and a little bit of a romance and chick flick thrown in. I can honestly say I enjoyed the movie. I think this was a great movie for female humor, because I have long thought that comedy was dominated by male actors and I am just waiting for some women to jump in there and start paving the way. Good job on this movie!
Cold Feet
I sometimes get asked why do I watch these Lifetime romantic comedy/dramas. The truth is my wife likes watching these films, bland, inoffensive and they past the time as its something we can watch together. Its also my penance for making her watch the latest Steven Seagal straight to DVD, Zombie Flesh Eaters and The Imitation Game! I Think I Do is a romantic film about three sisters and commitment as one of them is jilted at the altar as her husband to be has second thoughts. The groom tries to explain himself why he got cold feet but its too late as the bride's family give him a hard time. Obviously the film shows that life does not go according to plan but it does go for a kind of saccharine ending. Mia Kirshner is appealing enough, its silly with a few laughs but also bland and forgettable.
Better than expected!
The trailer for the film admittedly didn't do much for me, but I was intrigued by the concept of a female-driven film. Ultimately, I was hoping to get a few good laughs out of it. After seeing the movie, I couldn't stop talking about the film for the next couple hours. I loved it. I think it easily ranks with the other films like The Proposal and Bridesmaids, and it might even be my personal favorite. The film also has a surprising amount of depth that completely caught me off guard. It's actually a leisurely paced, character-driven comedy that takes time to develop its characters and establish the various relationships and resultant conflicts between them. Ultimately, the film ends up being quite heartfelt, despite the over-the-top antics.
hilarious fun
This movie is hilarious fun. Considering the talent involved, I expected something more than meets the eye after seeing the trailer. However, I was not expecting such a hysterical experience. I also loved the cast. She was perfect in this role and I hope she does more work like this. I also loved the pacing of most of the film. Several scenes had just the right amount of awkwardness or pause or "beat" that really added an extra element of hilarity. The movie goes through typical issues from the average chick flick like jealousy, insecurities, narcissism, self-doubt, self-pity, self-destruction you name it but it deals with those is a more honest, realistic non sugar-coated way that was refreshing and smart from the norm and raises the bar so high for chick flicks and comedies in general that I personally can't see any comedy this year or in the future surpassing its comedy greatness.