
Maybe you have to be a ’90s kid to fully appreciate just how great a father Jim’s dad is, but when he reassures Michelle’s parents that their daughter hasn’t been leading a highly satisfying sexual life with his son, I get choked up. Van Morrison as a first dance song? Check. Way 2: Why are you getting married when there is no hope and everything is shit? I HATE YOU. You’re overjoyed for these two people you barely know because hey! that could be (probably will be) you someday soon. Maybe you just started a relationship, and infatuation intoxicates your brain. Way 1: You are in high spirits because like the happy couple, you see nothing but possibility in your romantic future. We’re treated to two barely-there weddings in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and they’re basically the only two ways you feel at a wedding if you’re not super close to the bride and groom. So grab a three-tiered cake with a nice, thick buttercream frosting-or whatever you like to eat at the movies-and find out where your favorite films landed on our list of the 100 best movie weddings. These pretend weddings have obviously provided inspiration for a lot of real people. After scouring film history, compiling an exhaustive list of every bouquet toss and conga line on film, then whittling that list down to the 100 best movie weddings (and ranking them), we agree. Movies tell the stories of big, game-changing moments in peoples’ lives, and few life events are as significant as the wedding.Īs the saying goes, life tends to imitate art.
