add to our listings
Show all (13)
Faced with deportation back to her native Canada, high-powered book editor[ Margaret Tate (Sandra Bullock) says she's engaged to marry Andrew Paxton (Ryan Reynolds), her hapless assistant. Andrew agrees to the charade, but imposes a few conditions of his own, including flying to Alaska to meet his eccentric family. With a suspicious immigration official always lurking nearby, Margaret and Andrew must stick to their wedding plan despite numerous mishaps.
Tags:
Write a Review
3 reviews
You would never expect this movie to be as great as it was. Funnier then Funny People,this movie is packed with humerous moments. Of all the characters they were outragously witty and made clever remarks. If you love comedies then you will seriously enjoy this movie. Even the commercial of The Proposal made me chuckle. Please see this movie before new ones come in it's place, because trust me this movie is hilarious,especially the little dog.
10 reviews
Good movie.
1 review
This moviee was a very good romantic comedy. I went too see it with my friends, and we all loved it. You should def see it..(:
7 reviews
i love sandra and ryan so when i found out they were doing a movie together i was thrilled. sandra realy does have a nice body and this movie shows it well. The storyline was predictable from the begining but watching two people fall in love is always fun to watch. guys take your girl to see this one.
Reviewer
I really enjoyed this movie. I saw it with my girlfriend and some friends, but I think I would have heard less complaining had I just seen it with my girlfriend.
As with most romantic comedies, the ending is predictable. That doesn't really change the quality of the movie though, and I enjoyed all the little twists presented throughout the plot. I highly recommend it as a date movie, but maybe for just more world savvy audiences. Maybe 20+? Not all the jokes would have made sense to me had I seen it when I was 10 years younger.
13 reviews
When is a 'nude scene' not a nude scene? When couple see each other (probably) but we see nothing. But who cares? This is a comedy and gets plenty of laughs all the way through. Betty White does so well.