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\u201cBridesmaids\u201d still delivers.<\/p>\n
What makes this movie \u201cBridesmaids\u201d so irresistible, even 12 years after its initial release? The If you haven\u2019t seen it, here\u2019s a brief synopsis: Annie is a woman who is trying to navigate life The film not only permits these women to be funny \u2013 it downright demands it. They tell it like it And they are sexy! From the opening scene between Annie and her sometimes-boyfriend to If you haven\u2019t ever seen \u201cBridesmaids\u201d \u2013 I highly recommend it. If you haven\u2019t seen it in a while, For more information, contact us for a free phone consult today!<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
comedy, written by Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo, was considered groundbreaking back in
2011. It not only brought us iconic lines of comedic genius, but it broke down gender barriers by
allowing female characters to be raunchy and authentic<\/strong> and to not have to hold their shit
together (bridal shop scene, anyone?).<\/p>\n
after the heartbreaking closure of her bakery. As a result, she has to tolerate a miserable job at
a jewelry store, and is in an unsatisfying relationship<\/a> with a guy who isn\u2019t interested in much
else than the occasional booty call. To make matters worse, her best friend Lillian is getting
married, and one of her bridesmaids is hellbent on taking over and coming between the two
lifelong friends. Hilarity ensues when they\u2019re joined by the rest of the bridal party, each with
their own quirks and origin stories (if nothing else, watch this movie just to witness Melissa
McCarthy embody a woman named \u201cMegan\u201d \u2013 I dare you not to laugh every moment she\u2019s on<\/strong>
screen).<\/strong><\/p>\n
is, they are multi-dimensional, and even at their worst, they are strong, smart and ultimately,
supportive. We see their rage, their vulnerability \u2013 all of it. And that\u2019s why I think we laugh so
hard \u2013 because we know these women. We are these women<\/a>.<\/p>\n
the characters\u2019 commentary about sexual struggles to Megan\u2019s hyper focused attempts at
hooking up with her airplane seatmate \u2013 the movie shines a spotlight on romance, sex and how
women approach it all.<\/p>\n
maybe it\u2019s time for another viewing! Admire it for paving the way for so much of the feminist
content we have today.\u00a0<\/p>\n