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When Dex meets her best friend Darcy, who sometimes treats her like dirt, Darcy makes a move on Dex and gets him. Eventually, they get engaged and Darcy asks Rachel to be her Maid of Honor.

However, Rachel still has feelings for Dex and still can't say anything. Darcy throws her a birthday party and Dex is there. When she and Dex are alone she blurts out that she had a thing for him in college which surprised him, and after drinking a little they spend the night together. They try to forget the whole thing and agree that it means nothing. Ethan, Rachel's close friend, tells her that she'll spend her entire life regretting that if she does nothing.

It's a thin line between love and friendship. Rated PG for sexual content including dialogue, and some drug material. Did you know Edit. Goofs When everyone is playing badminton in the Hamptons, right before they start playing for secrets, Ethan opens an Heineken bottle.

Few seconds later, he's opening it again. Quotes Rachel : You're an asshole! Crazy credits Halfway through the end credits, a scene shows Darcy showing up in London to see Ethan, with the words "to be continued". User reviews Review. Top review. Pleasant evening. This is a pretty good example of a modern romantic comedy.

It's less of a comedy but enjoyable nonetheless, made that way by the star, Ginnifer Goodwin. I can say that this is the first film where I have decided to buy a ticket based solely on the presence in it of Ginnifer Goodwin.

I wasn't disappointed. She is luminous in most of the scenes she's in - and there are a lot of them considering she's the central character. She's never looked more alluring, more beautiful. But it's her delivery of the material that's the most satisfying. She is just a truly wonderful actress and she breathes real life into the part of Rachel, making us truly her ally in helping her achieve success and happiness.

Goodwin is solidly backed by the lovely Kate Hudson as Darcy. Hudson is in perhaps her best performance as an over the top, somewhat obnoxious, intellectually challenged, manic blond filled with an almost mean-spirited, selfish self-interest. She is on the border of mercilessly taunting Goodwin's character in much of the film and Goodwin, playing ever the gracious friend, puts up with her friends excesses. The graciousness meets it's biggest challenge when her college study mate Dex, played by Colin Egglesfield, is swept out from under Rachel by the overbearing Darcy, who always gets what she wants.

The interplay between these two actresses is a definite cut above the usual silliness of romantic comedies and Goodwin comes off looking much the better of the two, but that may be partly due to the greater sympathetic nature of her character. If you really watch Hudson she's riveting in places. Coming Soon. School of Chocolate. Eight pros study the art of chocolate under the tutelage of a famed chocolatier.

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To be married as an aid to someone else's mental health calls, I think, your own into question. This is especially true because the depressed mother Jill Eikenberry doesn't have a single line in the movie, and is seen only looking sad sometimes and happy sometimes.

I believe, but cannot be sure, that a surprise decision made late in the film is triggered by her single ambivalent expression. Now to Kate Hudson. She plays an alcoholic. This is as clear as day, although I'll bet you won't see her described that way in many other reviews. Among the danger signals of alcoholism must certainly be playing badminton on the beach with a glass of wine in your hand, sitting down in a bar and ordering six shots of tequila, and drinking in every scene where she is not literally being fitted for a wedding dress.

If you are marrying an alcoholic and are not one yourself, you shouldn't do it to cheer up your mom. Kate Hudson plays Darcy so well that she almost forces the film apart at the seams; her character is too strong for it. Dex and Rachel, however, are sweet, inoffensive, beautiful people, who let others determine key decisions in their lives. As played by Ginnifer Goodwin and Colin Egglesfield, they are also extraordinarily attractive, and I almost held that against them until the story developed some of their depths.

Goodwin has one of those faces of which you can think no bad things. Ethan is Rachel's confidante during their lunch hours together. He figures out the whole story and pleads with Rachel to express her own feelings for once and not always let Darcy be the winner.

It was even Rachel who introduced Darcy to Dex, for criminey sakes, and all but gave him away. Ethan avoids the clutches of their lustful friend Claire Ashley Williams , a woman whose appearance can only be explained by the need for someone clutchy. If Dex's mother says nothing, his father Geoff Pierson has a speech that is succinct and powerful, essentially ordering his son to go ahead with the wedding.