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Jenny's Wedding (2015)

Jenny Farrell is getting married. But how will her straight-laced family react when they find out that the woman they thought was their daughter's roommate is actually her fiancée? As the old-fashioned Farrells attempt to come to terms with the prospect of a surprise daughter-in-law, they face a difficult choice: either adapt with the times or risk being left behind.

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Liv K 20 Nov 2017

Not terrible. I first watched this film when I was very much so in the closet and enjoyed it immensely because it was the only queer film I had access to, but now having much more exposure to gay films I see it's not very good. It was very obviously made my straight people and despite being engaged to one another, the girls had no chemistry. There was very little physical contact between the woman and if there was it was very awkward, they acted like they were strangers. Even though this is a movie about lesbians, the straight people have more interesting and better developed storylines than Kitty does even though she is the fiancé. I feel like the story focuses more on the straight people's 'triumphs' of growing to accept their daughter rather than the main character. The music was also very cliche (literally just lick any other song god) which was just annoying. This film had some bits which were charming but overall it was the straightest queer film I've ever seen.

Jon Frosch 13 Jul 2015

There’s a fine, fierce film somewhere in Jenny’s Wedding, trying to claw its way out from under all the clichés, speechifying and sappy pop music.

Panayiotis P 15 Mar 2016

Ta 2 stars gia ton Tom Wilkinson kai tin panemorfi tou ermineia.. Taineia metria pou tha ksexason mallon oti tin ida ton epomeno mina.. Den me kourase tin ida mexri to telos alla tipota to idiaitero, antitheta itan kai mia propaganda gia to idos tis.. Se kapious isos aresi opotan tha tin protina!

Katie F 20 Dec 2015

Good message but not a great movie. The part where the mother confronts her friends in the grocery was the best part of the movie for me. The rest not so much.

Walter M 17 Sep 2015

Even as Jenny(Katherine Heigl) botches the questions at a christening, her concerned parents(Linda Emond & Tom Wilkinson) are wondering when she will be marrying and having kids of her own. For Jenny, it is about time, too. For she has been dating a special person for the past five years, Kitty(Alexis Bledel), who her family has only known as Jenny's roommate, until now. As awkward as it can be in getting its central point of tolerance across, it is still almost impossible to dislike as well-meaning a movie as "Jenny's Wedding" with its heart fully on its sleeve.(It again proves that Tom Wilkinson can make almost any movie better.) Actually, the movie does have a rather interesting point of view concerning same sex marriage, namely it being an issue of generational adjustment for parents.