Bride Wars

The crew are clearly reflected in the glass doors behind Emma when she crashes Liv's wedding.

Nearing the end of the movie when Emma is waiting in the room with Deb, the position of her veil changes a few times.

When Emma is in the room with Deb, just as Emma is about to start shouting at Deb - Deb changes from holding her champagne, then her makeup, then her champagne again and then her makeup again.

In the scene where Marissa is hearing of Liv's engagement and grabbing pills from her medicine cabinet, the boom mic is seen slowly descending over her head.

In one of the scenes in the wedding planner's office, the boom mic is visible in the top of the frame.

In the scene with Emma and Deb at the wedding planner's office, Deb goes from drinking from a wide wine glass in one shot to a narrow champagne glass in another.

During the bridal shower scene, the amount of orange juice changes between shots In the engagement party scene, one of the guests takes a long sip of her drink, and when the shot cuts back to her next, the drink is full again.

When Liv first finds the Tiffany's ring box, the ribbon is completely covering the box, which you can see how she tries to open it, Liv is untying the ribbon.

However, when Nate opens the box and hands it to his co-worker, the ribbon is still tied because the ribbon is split, so the box can be opened without untying the ribbon.

After the fight, Emma's hair goes from being really messy, to slightly messy, to really messy, to perfect before they walk down the aisle, to slightly messy walking down the aisle.

When Deb is drinking wine at Marion's office, the bottle changes between shots.

Liv's dress has a bow on it, after Emma and Fletch break up it is gone.

When Liv gets pulled on stage at the party she is wearing a tiara, but when she starts dancing with Emma, the tiara is missing.

When Liv comes into the office to ask her fiancé to marry her, the sides of her hair switch from soaking wet to dry.

When the girls are about to toast to Liv's engagement at the barEveryone but Emma is holding a full shot glass, when the scene changes, Liv and the one friend are holding a half full shot glass, while Marissa changes to a wine glass while they are still in the middle of the toast.

I refuse to apologize for liking this movie! It's sad to read so many scathing reviews, when this film is what it sets out to be, a whimsical, lighthearted look at lifelong best friends who end up with their weddings booked on the same day, by mistake.

Bride Wars is a right waste of celluloid. Its a no-account, laugh-absent rom-com with absolutely nothing going for it.

This is the best friend, there is always one person to compromise. There is a concession and understanding between people.

Yes I realise this is a rom-com, but that doesn't mean it has to be brainless. Unfortunately, it is brainless.

This movie is summed up by the review title above.These two bratty women, planned their weddings together since they were kids (blergh).

The blending between the two actresses is a great experience. They come across as good friends who know the other one so well.

Live (Kate Hudson) and Emma (Anne Hathaway) are best friends and want to be the maid of honor in each other's wedding. However a scheduling mistake places both their weddings on the same date in the same place.

Despite the bad reviews, Bride Wars is my favourite movie ever. I've seen it a million times and I never get tired of it, it's just a funny, entertaining, feel-good movie.

In Manhattan, the lawyer Liv (Kate Hudson) and the school teacher Emma (Anne Hathaway) are friends since forever who've dreamed their wedding at the Plaza since they were kids. They both have been with their boyfriends for quite a while now, waiting for their true love to pop the question.