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Marry Me

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Marry Me

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Romantic comedy starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson. Pop star Kat Valdez is preparing to marry her fiancé live on stage when she discovers that he has been unfaithful. Devastated by the revelation, Kat picks out divorced dad Charlie from the audience and pledges to marry him instead. But are their lives too different to result in a happily ever after?

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A star rating of 2 out of 5.

James Mottram

Can a megastar marry your average member of the general public? That daydream sits at the heart of Kat Coiro's glitzy romantic comedy, featuring Jennifer Lopez at her most diva-like. She plays Kat Valdez, a hugely successful pop singer whose relationship with her musician boyfriend Bastian (Colombian singer/songwriter Maluma) implodes when he's caught cheating moments before they're due to wed on stage. Dazed and humiliated, she spies single-parent teacher Charlie (Owen Wilson) in the audience, plucking him out as a replacement beau. Before he knows what's happening, this middle-aged everyman is thrown into Kat's dizzying world of brand endorsements and 24/7 reality TV. Coiro's film has all the necessary A-list accoutrements - including Game of Thrones's John Bradley as a smarmy manager - but it all plays out like a less charming Notting Hill. The chemistry between Lopez and Wilson is thinly layered and it's hard to care whether they make a go of it or not. At least the original songs by Lopez and Maluma bring some cheer to what is an otherwise tame affair.

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Cast

rolenameKat ValdezJennifer LopezCharlie GilbertOwen WilsonBastianMaluma Colin CallowayJohn Bradley (2)Parker DebbsSarah SilvermanLou GilbertChloe Coleman

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rolenameDirectorKat Coiro

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Theatrical distributor

Universal

Released on

2022-02-11

Languages

English | Spanish

Guidance

Swearing, sexual references

Formats

Colour

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