The first time Annie meet Helen, another friend of Lilliance. Helen seems to be a wealthy and perfect girl. They both see each other as rivals.
Annie has fear of flying and she is given wine by Helen. Annie is drunk and create chaos on the plane
Annie lose her job, get kicked out of her rental room so she have to go back to live with her mother
When Helen get Lilliance a trip to Paris which is Lilliance’s dream (to go with Annie), Annie get furious and exploded. Lilliance and Annie get into a fight.
"Bridesmaids," directed by Paul Feig, is a rom-com. Released in 2011, this movie is a comedic gem that manages to hit the sweet spot between humorous and genuine moments. With an amazing cast and a story that's relatable yet outrageous, "Bridesmaids" has become a standout in the world of modern romantic comedies.
Annie, whose life at the time hit the bottom as her best friend, Lilliance gets engaged. Annie is chosen a maid of honor, struggles with pressure of wedding planning and dealing with her personal issues. As Annie attempts to fulfill her maid of honor duties, she faces competition from Helen, a wealthy and seemingly perfect friend of Lilliance. The competition between Annie and Helen shows us the humourous up and down sides of woman friendship. The film explores the themes of friendships, competition and self-discovery. As Annie's life hit the bottom, she became a mess, lost her job, got kicked out of her apartment, failure in romantic relationships, etc. and the fact that Helen outshined her. Everything has led to the fact that she exploded at her best friend’s party, they fought. Thought that everything came to the end, Megan, one of Lilliance’s bridesmaids, came and encouraged Annie. The most unexpected scene to me is Megan's display of friendship with Annie. Lilliance went missing and Helen came to seek help from Annie. Thanks to this, the relationships between Annie and Helen get better as well as Annie and the officer Rhodes.
Furthermore, the colors in "Bridesmaids" add a pop to the visual party. With the lively color palette and bold contrasts that match the festive spirit of weddings. The costumes and sets are like eye candy, turning the movie into a visual treat that complements the comedy. Supporting the hilariousness of the film, Paul Feig knows his way around the camera, using close-ups, reaction shots, and physical comedy to crank up the funny.
"Bridesmaids" is more than just a comedy; it's a wild ride that breaks the mold. With its funny story, lovable characters, and a visual style that's as lively as a wedding dance floor, the movie cements its place as a timeless classic. So, if you're in for laughs, friendship, and a dash of wedding madness, "Bridesmaids" is your go-to movie for a good time.
Hilarious, womanhood, friendship, heartfelt, challenges
"Bridesmaids" (2011) is a funny and touching look at the ups and downs of being a woman. The movie delves into the complexities of friendship and how it weathers life's hurdles. It paints a moving picture of strength and the enduring connections that overcome obstacles.