Rebecca, a teacher, and Adam, an ad executive are excited to plan their Jewish wedding, but their wedding and future are put into jeopardy when Adam lands a new ad campaign, and their mothers meet.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Peter DeLuise
Director
Becca Tobin
Rebecca
Jake Epstein
Adam
Colleen Wheeler
Sadie
Laura Soltis
Dianne
Morgana Wyllie
Hannah
Barry W. Levy
Jacob
Adil Zaidi
Nick
David Kaye
Elliot
Peter Benson
Peter Pitt
Michael Benyaer
Rabbi Solomon
Thomas Darya
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Garfield Wilson
Charlie
Nicole Major
Vanessa
Linda Minard
Marion
Peter DeLuise
Director
Liam Malik
Kevin
Karen Berger
Writer
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Commentaires
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Seems like I really like a lot of rom/coms with Jake Epstein in them. He can be very funny with great delivery. Becca Tobin's resume isn't as long, but I give many of her movies positive reviews. This movie skips the early relationship building between them, but it gets off to a good start with witty dialogue. The tone early on is upbeat without much negativity. Then comes the wedding planning, and especially the opinionated moms. Adam's job also adds tension. A lot. There is a lot of tradition and family sentimentality. The climax is so sappy, it borders on cheesy, but not quite. It really is a good sappy.
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This actually has a very different format and it was SO refreshing! A quick montage of their meet-cute & their dating takes place during the opening credits. The rest of the movie is about their engagement and their experiences really learning about each other as they navigate each others' family traditions and opinions as they prepare to marry. They love and adore each other and face some believable bumps. All the actors did a fantastic job--it is funny, touching, sweet, and uplifting. I really enjoyed learning about Jewish wedding traditions and watching them take place. The traditional wedding contract ritual is wise and meaningful & a Jewish reception looks so fun! This is definitely one of my 10 favorite Hallmark movies.
source: The Wedding Contract
source: The Wedding Contract
source: The Wedding Contract
