Happily Ever After (2016)

Happily Ever After: Directed by Joan Carr-Wiggin. With Janet Montgomery, Sara Paxton, Alex Kingston, Peter Firth. Heather returns to her hometown when her father becomes ill and is pressured into filming her former best friend’s wedding.

“I got about 30-40 min into it and just tuned out, the acting is good, despite what the other review (s) say.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe huge problem for me with the movie si that everything kind of revolves around sex, in one way or another. its actually pretty brainless script writing.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe u0026#39;conflictsu0026#39;, the u0026#39;surprisesu0026#39; the u0026#39;humoru0026#39; and so on, it all has the same underlying theme, as do many cheap comedies. I was disappointed that these two actresses agreed to play the roles in something with no originality, I guess maybe gals go for these kind of linear movies. Some variety to the story line and differential humor would of kept me hooked in”