27 Dresses

When Jane and Kevin are in the Volvo in the rain storm and the car is shown from behind, both tail lights are working.

When they hydroplane and go down the hill, only the left tail light is working.

When Jane is tying George's tie, the part around his collar goes from being seam-side out to in to out again between camera angles.

When driving through the rain, the water is running down the front window.

If they actually were driving, the water would go back towards the roof because of the wind and speed of the car, and not running down the front window.

In the scene where the sister is flipping through the newspaper clips, the article text doesn't match the headline (it's some completely unrelated article, with a wedding headline pasted on).

When the plane carrying Tess lands in New York, the shot includes a couple of palm trees in the background haze (not geographically correct for a New York City airport).

When Jane and Kevin are in her living room after showing him all 27 of her dresses, Jane is holding a glass of water in her right hand, with both her feet on the table.

She then puts her feet back on the ground and places the glass on the table.

In the next shot, Jane is seen with her feet on the table once again, the glass of water still in her right hand.

When Kevin is eating breakfast with Jane he is scruffy, but when he walks out of the restaurant he is clean shaven.

When Tess is speaking with Malcolm (Kevin) in the cake shop, she turns to walk away and her mic pack is clearly visible.

During the rehearsal dinner slide show a picture is shown of George at a graduation.

The regalia is a mix of undergraduate (the flat mortar board) and post graduate (the bars on the bell sleeves of the gown).

Earlier when Jane is telling Tess about George, Jane states that George dropped out of college.

When Casey, Jane and George are walking down the hall at the office - Casey (Judy Greer) has a purple sash as a belt that is clearly tied at her right side.

When Tess and Jane are walking out of the building, the sash/belt is directly in the middle of her stomach.

After Jane gets hit in the head while trying to catch the bouquet at the wedding, she has what appears to be a black eye while sharing the cab with Kevin.

When she gets out of the cab and is speaking with Kevin, the black eye has disappeared.

After Jane is confronted by Tess, Tess answers the phone to Kevin and then throws the phone onto the couch.

After Tess shouts "bridezilla's on the loose" the camera moves back to Jane and the phone is no longer on the couch.

Jane's blouse in her bridesmaid sari is backwards.

This could be because she got dressed in the cab by herself (there was no-one around to correct her) and she's also not of Indian origin.

The sari being on backwards could be an intentional error by the film-makers.

In one of the scenes where Jane is sitting in her office at work, her ponytail is curly.

Once George summons her to his office, her ponytail is straight in a matter of seconds - noticeably straight.

In the scene where Jane's sister slaps her, there is no visible mark or even a slight bruise left on Jane's face.

When Jane is going into her father's shop Tess is right behind her, then after a cut to Jane's Father there is a cut to the door where Tess is seen running from the side before getting the door in her face.

George is said to have dropped out of college when Jane is telling Tess about him but later at the engagement dinner during the slide show, George has doctoral regalia in one of the photos.

When Jane is wearing one gown (from Suzanne and Greg's wedding), while carrying another in a bag, she hails a taxi and affixed on its roof there is an illuminated advertisement panel and its number is "9Z66".

However, in the next two shots the ad panel has vanished and the taxi's number is now "8Z30".

(There is a missing shot which can be seen in the deleted scenes.

) In the beginning of the movie when Jane is pushed out of the way during the bouquet toss, she is wearing her floral head wreath as all the other bridesmaids are.

In the next shot when Kevin is helping her up, the wreath is not in her hair, nor is it anywhere on the floor as if it fell out when she fell.

When Jane steps outside her friend's engagement party to yell in anger, the shot shows the back of her as she screams facing a dark wall.

The shot returns to one of her face as she is yelling, when a cough is heard from the 50th anniversary party going on in a large room where the dark wall once was.

The black wall has disappeared and a party of mostly white decorations is now in it's place.

Also, the door behind her closes without anyone closing it.

Right before Jane realizes she is yelling next to a 50th anniversary party, she is smacking her clutch purse against the wall in anger.

Not only does her mouth not move as you hear her screaming, "Why, why, why?" but the sound of the purse hitting the wall does not match the points in which it hits.

The last two smacking sounds occur while she holds the purse in the air and then after she has hit the wall and now has the purse by her side.

At Pedro's baseball game when Tess is pretending to be vegetarian to impress George, she agrees with George in that they would never be vegan because being vegetarian is hard enough.

When Jane calls her out on lying later, Tess says she could like soy milk if she tried.

Soy milk is a vegan product.

Vegetarians can still drink regular milk.

After Jane, puts away her 2 latest bridesmaid dresses, she sits down to read the Commitments section of the paper.

The article about the "Carnival Wedding" states that the bride has flowing blond hair, but in the picture she is obviously a brunette.

During the breakfast scene when Tess and Jane's father is serving them mickey mouse pancakes, Jane is holding a coffee cup.

When Tess gets up to answer her cell phone Jane is shown from the back holding a utensil.

When the camera goes back to a front view of Jane, she is holding the coffee cup again.

When Jane jumps from the gangplank onto the ship you can see her feet as she stops herself.

You can very clearly tell that she is wearing no shoes on her feet.

Instead she is simply standing on her toes barefoot.

She didn't have her shoes in her hand and we never saw her take them off on the pier.

Katherine Heigl's hair color seems to change from scene to scene.

When she's confronted by her sister after the article in published it is brown/red.

Then blonde at work the next day, then brown/red at the bridal shop.

Jane ('Katherine Heigl' (qv)) cleans all the dresses out of her closest and puts them in garbage bags.

It would follow that she gets rid of them (throws them away or donates them), but all the brides manage to wear "their" dresses at her wedding later.

Rumpled up in garbage bags wouldn't be the best way to store a dress.

When 'Katherine Heigl' (qv)'s character is standing on the boat telling "Kevin" that she loves him.

She actually has an engagement ring on her left hand already.

The newspaper at the end, under the credits, repeats the same "story" text over and over.

Even though its raining very heavily, the bar becomes more populated as the scene progresses.

Most people wouldn't venture out in such a storm to go to the bar, but those already out who got caught in the storm likely might have sought shelter in the bar while waiting out the storm.

During the end credits, the camera pans over text that reads "Mrs.

Doyle had 27 bridesmaids, all dressed in the dresses she had collected over the years.

" Jane actually had 29 bridesmaids when you also count her sister and Casey (her friend).

However, Tess and Casey are not wearing Jane's old bridesmaids dresses, and therefore don't count toward the total who are wearing the dresses.

They are also maids of honor rather than just regular bridesmaids.

- PLOTDuring Jane's wedding all of her 27 bridesmaids are wearing the 27 dresses Jane wore before, but how would they all fit the new bridesmaids (they would be sized for Jane, because the 27 girls were brides before and wore something different)? She mentions that one has a similar figure, but looking at the 27 girls, clearly they are all different sizes, especially from Jane.

All the computers shown in the movie are Dell, which would run Windows.

However, when Tess is flipping through her office looking for her lost calendar, the Dashboard from the Mac OS pops up on the screen.

- PLOTWhen Jane and Kevin go to the shop to register gifts for George and Tess, Jane explains that she is selecting a casserole dish so that Tess can make her mother's Christmas roast, but a major plot element is that George is a vegetarian and Tess is pretending to be one too.

At the beginning I wasn't expecting very much from this film, because it appeared that the plot was going to be predictable. In some ways, the ending can be predicted, but what happens along the way is more unexpected and it gave me food for thought.

I was wondering if any one could tell me where i could find the grey robe that Katherine Heigel wore in "27 Dresses". I have looked everywhere it seems and had no luck.

This is a typical romantic chick flick so if you're into cheesy dialogue, predictable ending, and "aww" moments then this movie is for you! 27 Dresses has a great plot with unexpected twists that will keep you wanting more.

The contributing factors that made 27 Dresses, a 2008 film, a success for me were the plot, acting, originality, and soundtrack. This movie is your usual "chick-flick" by nature.

Jane (Katherine Heigl) is always the bridesmaid, never the bride. She's attracted to her boss George (Edward Burns), but when her little sister Tess (Malin Akerman) comes to town, he falls for the younger sister.

Maybe 27. Dull, up-tight main character.

Funny, quirky, sexy, intelligent, buxom, blonde bombshell KH is enough for any movie to succeed because she can make the most simple of plots work...as she did in this film.

So, Disney Plus added some new movies and "27 Dresses" acquired as part of the FOX buyout became the new highest film alphabetically, that I hadn't reviewed. So one Saturday, I girded these hyper-masculine loins of mine, and settled in .