Maybe they should be in a movie together. ("Gilmore Girls" co-star Melissa McCarthy, as Megan, out-crazies Zach Galifianakis' Alan, stealing puppies, hitting on an air marshal and suggesting a "Fight Club" theme for the bridal shower. Indeed, the movies share the same executive producer, Judd Apatow, and a similar motley crew of characters. Much has been made of "Bridesmaids" being the female equivalent of "The Hangover," the 2009 hit about a bachelor party gone awry. Wiig and Rudolph one-on-one makes watching the less pleasurable parts of "Bridesmaids" worth it. Their "Saturday Night Live" skills shine and they channel the awesomeness of the female friendship even when Annie goes off the rails. The banter between Wiig and Rudolph is also a welcome departure from the norm. Women have never relished raunch like this - when Annie tells Lillian she merely had an "adult sleepover" with her hookup buddy, played by Jon Hamm, Lillian sweetly retorts, "Did you let him sleepover in your mouth?" Shop unique cards for Birthdays, Anniversaries, Congratulations, and more. As the star and co-writer of the film, she takes the female-driven comedy to places it hasn't been before. High-quality Bridesmaids Movie Greeting Cards designed and sold by artists. And just when it seems Annie can't get more insane, there's the bridal shower, where she goes ballistic and attempts to knock over a giant chocolate fondue fountain after Helen presents Lillian with a trip to Paris.
There's the Las Vegas bachelorette party, which ends before it starts because Annie has a prescription drug-fueled psychotic episode on the flight that forces the entire group to be escorted off the plane by an air marshal. There's the aforementioned defecation scene, which follows the bridal party experiencing the most poignant moments of food poisoning at an upscale bridal salon. There's the battle of who can give the best toast at the engagement affair, in which Annie and Helen grab the mic out of each other's hands no less than eight times. Annie butts heads with Helen (Rose Byrne), a fellow bridesmaid and a Stepford Wife spawn who wears a full-length ballroom gown to Lillian's engagement party. The premise: Single, broke, and barely employed Annie ( Kristen Wiig) is asked to be the maid of honor for the wedding of her childhood best friend, Lillian ( Maya Rudolph). Starring: Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, Rose Byrne, Chris ODowd, Jill Clayburgh, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Ellie Kemper, Jon Hamm, Joe Nunez.
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