I Do But I Dont (2004) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a pretty good adaptation of Cara Lockwood's novel of the same name, although as any book to movie transition, a lot of left on the cutting room floor. But what is captured is the chemistry of the leads, Lauren and Nick, as well as the deviousness of the psycho-bride, Darla.
Basically, it is the story of a harried wedding planner in the middle of a divorce who meets the fireman of her dreams, only to discover that he may be the groom in an upcoming wedding.
Really charming and romantic!


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Denise Richards (Love Actually, Scary Movie 3) and Dean Cain (Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story, Lois and Clark: The Adventures of Superman) star in the Lifetime Original Movie I DO (BUT I DON T), a romantic comedy about a wedding planner who s convinced the man of her dreams is about to marry the client of her nightmares.I DO (BUT I DON T) follows the misadventures of head-turning beauty Lauren Crandall (Richards), a talented young wedding consultant planning the nuptials for her most challenging client yet the rich and gorgeous psycho-bride, Darla (Karen Cliche). When Lauren meets handsome fireman Nick Corina (Cain), sparks begin to fly... but a series of hilarious misunderstandings leave Lauren convinced that Nick is engaged to the dreadful Darla. An accomplished and normally skillful professional, Lauren finds herself torn between her duties as a wedding planner and her feelings for Nick. Can the two connect despite the chain of chaos and confusion?Based on the popular novel of the same title by Cara Lockwood.

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Confessions of an American Bride (2005) Review

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(More customer reviews)First off, if you've ever had doubts about a current relationship, this movie is for you. I just got done watching it with a fine bottle of muscato wine. I must say this movie has exemplified almost all of my feelings I have when I'm in a serious relationship. What if there is someone else out there? What if I never sleep with another man again? What if the relationship does a complete 180? What if the man of my current dreams isn't what he seems? I felt that almost all of these issues were brought into perspective in this movie. The man she meets seems too good to be true, her crush from a previous life comes back to bring all of her feelings and or fears (any normal person's fears anyway) into the forefront less than 6 months before her wedding day! The movie is comically laid out, little tidbits that break into the movie of her in a perfectly pristine environment in all white explaining her doubts, fears and all of her desperate wantings which is good, it is as if you're brought into her mind after hitting a pause button as she narrates. I fully recommend this movie to any woman or man who has any doubts about the person they're currently seeing or are fully serious about and have doubts. Total girl movie night/sleepover flick. Light-hearted with a lot of "oh no, oh no, oh no, don't do that" moments to keep the fun rolling along. This is officially my first review of any movie an amazon and I hope it is helpful.

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Shannon Elizabeth (Cuts, American Pie), Eddie McClintock (A.U.S.A., Full Frontal) and Geoff Stults (7th Heaven, Bring It On Again) star in the Lifetime Original Movie, CONFESSIONS OF AN AMERICAN BRIDE, a lighthearted tale about a frantic bride-to-be who unexpectedly reunites with an old crush just as elaborate plans for her dream wedding begin.A successful 30-year-old advertising executive, Samantha (Elizabeth) has fantasized about her wedding day her entire life, and is elated when her Prince Charming boyfriend, Ben Rosen (McClintock), proposes. Within 24 hours, Sam becomes rapturously swept up in plans for her nuptials. As they get ready for a life together, Sam moves in with Ben and discovers that disagreement over everything from their wedding arrangements to home décor is part of the preparation, and fairytale weddings are a fantasy. Meanwhile, demanding parents, interfaith dilemmas, and a sexy temptation from a former college crush (Stults), leave Sam wondering if the alter is where she really wants to be. Will true love triumph over the insanity and stress of wedding planning?

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Tin Man (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) (2007) Review

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(More customer reviews)If you are expecting ruby slippers and a cackling green lady, you are in for an awakening of your own. Growing up with singing munchkins, I realized, hey, I am a grownup. And SciFi seemed to realize it too with a magnificent departure from the 1939 MGM film to a brilliant, futuristic, decadent, and sometimes apocalyptic telling. The reinventions of characters and fantastical sets soon transport you from the familiar to a place you find yourself hard to take your eyes off of-- from phosphorous-glowing trees, desolate paths, Metropolitan-like art deco palaces, and underworlds unlike anything and then again reminiscent of a certain alphabet city pre-Rudy.
The story itself is not for the kiddies. Mine were told continuously to leave the room, go play, and find something else to do. But the grown up fairy tale is long overdue. The story actually had twists, turns, and menacing meaning-- much more substance and meaning than the trifles the network and cable gurus seem to thrust down our throats.
I honestly cannot wait until the DVD comes out to feast my peepers on the rich masterpiece SciFi laid out for the holidays. (A much better smorgasborg than the Cheeto-fare of Lifetime).
And for just desserts-- SciFi scored an incredible coup with incredibly gifted actors perfectly tailored for each role-- most notably Alan Cumming for Glitch, Neal McDonough as the titular Tin Man, and the remarkable "evil" Azkadelia played by Kathleen Robertson.
Evil no longer is a personality trait to just carry a plot, but in this series, actually has a real beginning, reason to exist, and a true part in throughout the series up to the climatic end. This series is like a force of nature that I found myself carried away in-- somewhat like DG.


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A tent-pole miniseries release from RHI Entertainment and SCI FI Channel, Tin Man is a modern science fiction update of L. Frank Baum’s timeless "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz." When a sorceress named Azkadellia scorches the once-beautiful land of OZ into a desolate wasteland, the only hope lies in an "outsider" named DG, a young Midwestern woman, whose troubling dreams have summoned her to the doomed paradise.D.G. embarks on a journey to find the great mystic man to save the O.Z. and on her way she befriends a scarecrow named Glitch, a tin cop named Cain, and gentle manimal named Raw. Journey beyond the yellow brick road withTin Man, now on DVD for the first time in this 2-Disc Collector's Edition with amazing bonus features and collectible packaging.

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