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『セックス・アンド・ザ・シティ』を抜いて全米大ヒットを記録 !
アカデミー賞2部門(脚本賞・助演女優賞)ノミネートの傑作ガールズ・コメディ !

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【ストーリー】
30代独身アニー。開業した手作りケーキのお店はつぶれ、恋人にも逃げられ、どっちを向いてもお先真っ暗な彼女にとって親友リリアンだけが心の拠りどころ。そのリリアンの結婚が決まり、「ブライズメイドのまとめ役」を頼まれたアニーは自分の苦境もさておき大奮闘する。だが、超豪華パーティーや最高級ドレスを提案する金持ち美女ヘレンをはじめ問題含みのブライズメイドたちに囲まれ、彼女のプランは前代未聞のトラブル続出。そんな折、心惹かれ始めていた親切なローズ巡査と衝動的に一夜を共にするが、自分の自信のなさから逃げ出してしまう。全てがうまくいかないことに自暴自棄になったアニーは、花嫁に贈り物をする"ブライダル・シャワー"でリリアンと大喧嘩、長年の友情も危機に見舞われる ! 果たして結婚式とブライズメイドたちの人生の行方は…!?

【キャスト】
アニー:クリステン・ウィグ『宇宙人ポール』『ローラーガールズ・ダイアリー』『怪盗グルーの月泥棒』(声の出演)『ヒックとドラゴン』(声の出演)『無ケーカクの命中男』
リリアン:マーヤ・ルドルフ『お家をさがそう』『恋愛小説家』『50回目のファースト・キス』
ヘレン:ローズ・バーン『X-MEN:ファースト・ジェネレーション』『インシディアス』『28週後...』『マリー・アントワネット』
メーガン:メリッサ・マッカーシー『ライフ・オブ・デビッド・ゲイル』『ホワイト・オランダー』
ベッカ:エリー・ケンバー『SOMEWHERE』『寝取り男はロック★スター』
リタ:ウェンディ・マクレンドン=コーヴィ

*収録楽曲情報:
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【スタッフ】
監督・製作総指揮:ポール・フェイグ『アイ・アム・デビッド』「ザ・オフィス」
脚本:アニー・マモーロ、クリステン・ウィグ
製作:ジャド・アパトー、クレイトン・タウンゼンド『40歳の童貞男』『無ケーカクの命中男』/バリー・メンデル『ローラーガールズ・ダイアリー』『ザ・ロイヤル・テネンバウム』『シックス・センス』『アンブレイカブル』『ハプニング』
撮影:ロバート・ヨーマン, ASC 『ザ・ロイヤル・テネンバウム』『ダージリン急行』『ローラーガールズ・ダイヤリー』『ライフ・アクアティック』

【映像音声特典】
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・別テイク集
・未公開シーン3種
・ロング・バージョン&別バージョン6種
・コロデキス宝石店 CM集
・本編音声解説

■製作:2011年アメリカ
■Disc枚数:1枚
■画面サイズ:16:9
■収録時間:本編 125分

Film (C) 2011 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Artwork (C) 2012 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.

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アスペクト比 ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
メーカーにより製造中止になりました ‏ : ‎ いいえ
言語 ‏ : ‎ 日本語, 英語
製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 30 x 10 x 20 cm; 99.79 g
EAN ‏ : ‎ 4988102090395
監督 ‏ : ‎ ポール・フェイグ
メディア形式 ‏ : ‎ 色, ドルビー, ワイドスクリーン
時間 ‏ : ‎ 2 時間 5 分
発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2012/11/2
出演 ‏ : ‎ クリステン・ウィグ, マーヤ・ルドルフ, ローズ・バーン, メリッサ・マッカーシー, エリー・ケンバー
字幕: ‏ : ‎ 日本語, 英語
言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語 (Dolby Digital 5.1), 日本語 (Dolby Digital 5.1)
販売元 ‏ : ‎ ジェネオン・ユニバーサル
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B007E3IUMQ
ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1

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女って、、、

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女の結婚は
一回友情を破壊します
そういうものだと思います
そこで終わりもあれば、また復活してゲラゲラ笑う日々が戻る人もいるし。
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いつの日かアマプラで観ました。アメリカコメディ映画の中で1番笑えた映画かも。ギルモアに出てるメリッサ・マッカーシーがコメディ映画に出てるので少し驚いたが、笑ける役の1人。皆んないい味出してて、友情コメディ版サニーみたいな感じでしょうか。
ローズバーンが誰かに似ていて少し親近感湧きつつ、主人公アニーがヘレンへの（友達取られそうになる）苛立ちや焦りが面白く共感できて、また笑えます。
この映画を観ると心が軽くなると思います。
アメリカの感覚が少しでも好きならおすすめしたいです。また観たくなってきました。

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下品ではありますが、それが人間の本質の一部。きれいごとばかりでは生きていられません。
　高級ウエディングサロンでヒロインらが下痢に見舞われるシーンは、笑えますが、結構場面は
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　　メーガンの独自路線突っ走りぶりも良かったです。

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Something Funny, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, Something Near-Brilliant...

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Annie (Kristen Wiig, TV's "Saturday Night Live", "Knocked-Up, "MacGruber") is going through a rough time; her bakery has closed, forcing her to take a job at a jewelers, she has move in with a creepy roommate (Matt Lucas, TV's "Little Britain") and his strange sister (Rebel Wilson), and she has a relationship with a rich guy (Jon Hamm) who seems to view her as more of a necessary tool to satisfy his sexual needs. Then, her best friend, Lillian (Maya Rudolph, TV's "Saturday Night Live", "Away We Go", "Shrek the Third") announces she is engaged and wants Annie to be her Maid of Honor. At the engagement party, Annie meets Helen (Rose Byrne, TV's "Damages"), the wife of Lillian's fiancée's boss, and there is an instant competition between them. Because Annie is having such a difficult time with her finances, she tries to bluff her way through the increasingly expensive bridal party arrangements and plans. But the other women are determined to have some fun and spend some money. And every occasion seems marred by some difficulty.

Written by Wiig and Annie Mumolo and directed by Paul Feig (an actor with many credits and a Judd Apatow protégé), "Bridesmaids" is a funny, funny film. Despite the moments of hilarity, some of which could be considered near brilliant, the film suffers from being too long, by at least a half hour, and this detracts from the overall quality.

Wiig is often the bright spot of any "Saturday Night Live" episode. The weekend this film opened, she was the star of a skit called "Ann-Margaret Throws Away A Piece of Trash". It appeared at the end of the show, but it was a physical, funny and slightly brilliant idea with a dead-on impersonation of Ann-Margaret, circa the late 60s. It was also short. Many of the skits on "SNL" suffer because they go on too long. Wiig and Mumolo have written a story to give Wiig's strengths a showcase. There are elements of all of Wiig's memorable characters in Annie and thankfully most have been toned down to make the film more believable and interesting.

But many of the scenes play out too long, beyond the funny parts, causing the film to drag. I realize they are trying to make a film about people we might really know, and want to infuse these characters with some humanity, but smaller doses of this world would have made the film seem funnier. It almost seems as though they couldn't decide if they wanted to make a comedy with some raunch, or if they wanted to make a romantic comedy with some funny moments.

The movie, produced by Judd Apatow, is being sold as a raunchy-female version of "Knocked Up" or "The Hangover". It doesn't deliver on this. There is one scene like this, and it's good, but there is just the one scene

Annie is played with a lot of heart. She and Laurie are great friends and have known each other for years. This is established quickly and allows us to witness this dynamic. When Laurie announces she is engaged, Annie is overjoyed but you can also see she is just a bit jealous. This is the beauty of Wiig. Much like Steve Carrel on "The Office", she is able to quickly reveal parts of her character while portraying something very different. When she hears the news, she is overjoyed but a subtle shift in her voice reveals the jealousy, and her competitive edge. Annie has a lot of different facets to her character and Wiig seems to not only embrace these, but to celebrate them.

Lillian's fiancée lives and works in Chicago, so Annie makes the drive from Milwaukee to attend the lavish engagement party hosted by Helen (Byrne). This is an opportunity for Annie to meet all of Lillian's new friends. But she and Helen instantly begin competing against one another, using an evening toast to try to one-up each other.

Given Wiig is the star of the film, she naturally has the lion's share of screen time. But it is nice to see a couple of other characters really stand out. Some stand out for the wrong reasons. As soon as Maya Rudolph's Lillian announces her engagement, she becomes a straight man, trying to remain calm as so many things go wrong. It isn't the flashiest of roles, but it gets the job done. As she begins to take on the responsibility and stress of becoming a bride, her character becomes more and more serious, more of a mediator between Annie and Helen, more of a cheerleader to keep Annie happy.

Rose Byrne's Helen is a more complicated creation. She is necessary to provide the catalyst for Annie's insecurities, but if that were all she is, she would quickly become boring. During the engagement party, Annie's first glimpse of Helen seems pulled from a Grace Kelly film; Helen is tall, glamorous and turns towards her (us) in a way that makes Annie realize how pretty she is. Annie is more modest, wearing her best clothes, but they pale in comparison. And she is also dealing with the effects of the long drive, rumpled clothes and hair. Annie can't compete with Helen. When she feels she can, she tries, but Helen will always be able to outspend her. And Helen seems equally determined to compete with Annie for the one thing she can't buy - Lillian's BFF approval. It is nice to see the different levels of this character and the underhanded things she is willing to do to win the day.

Even though it is natural, given the narrative conventions, for Lillian to ignore Helen's actions, this helps to make Lillian's character seem more mediocre.

When Helen finally comes clean, it seems predictable and a little forced. It seems as though Wiig and Mumolo knew this moment had to come and worked hard to fit it in somewhere.

The real stand out of this group is Melissa McCarthy (TV's "Mike and Molly") who plays Megan, Dougie's sister and a de-facto bridesmaid. She is a stocky, manly woman who likes to deal with things matter-of-factly, providing a firm handshake, her wrist covered by a carpal tunnel bandage, and a straight word. At the engagement party, she wears slacks, a button down shirt and a little Kangol hat, covering most of her hair. It's almost a cliché, but because she is the least acceptably "desirable", she is naturally the most sexually advanced of the group, the most outgoing, the most willing to try anything. She also consistently reveals new things about her character. Because she and Annie are the most different, Annie has the most trouble accepting her new friend. But she proves to be the most interesting of the bridesmaids.

The other bridesmaids, played by Ellie Kemper (TV's "The Office") and Wendi McLendon-Covey are the most forgettable. In fact, they seem to disappear completely for the last half of the film.

Annie's entire life is a mess, but the mess of her romantic perils takes center stage. She is in a relationship with a richer, better-looking man (Hamm) and their encounters are funny because they are so painful for Annie and we want to yell at her "Are you crazy?" Yet, she keeps coming back. After an evening of sex, which he seems to enjoy much more than she does, Annie leaves and tries to return to her car. But he hasn't opened his gate. Rather than face the indignation of returning to him, waking him up, and asking him, she tries to climb over. Just as she is about to slide over the top, the maid arrives and opens it with her clicker, Annie riding the gate like a mechanical bull.

Later, she meets Rhodes (Chris O'Dowd, "Pirate Radio", "Gulliver's Travels (2009))", a Minneapolis State Trooper, who pulls her over. They run into each other again, start talking and eventually go on a date. He really is quite charming, and exactly the type of guy Annie should be with. But all of the distractions in Annie's life cause her to flip out when he makes a sweet gesture and she shuts him out. Later, she needs his help and has to go to great lengths to get his existence.

"Bridesmaids" is better written than most "SNL" comedies, most of which seem like a series of extended skits. But it does occasionally feel episodic: Engagement party, Bridesmaids have lunch, Try on gowns, Trip to Vegas, Bridal shower, Wedding. Each of these is funny to varying degrees. But when each of these set-ups ends, there are the 'in-between' scenes, the moments meant to move the narrative along and connect the dots. While well written, they are less funny and slow the entire film down. The best of these are the moments between Annie and her two lovers, because we all know people who are in the same situation and Annie seems to make the same choices they do, both good and bad. With Hamm's character, they are funnier, but with O'Dowd's character they are sweeter, more romantic and even a little charming.

Three scenes really stand out for their comedic value. The engagement party which ends with the never-ending dueling toasts has another funny joke running throughout. Even during the toasts, when the scene seems to be going on forever and ever and ever, we start laughing for that very reason. Neither woman is willing to give up because to do so would give the other woman the upper hand.

Later, Annie gets the bridal party to go to lunch at a Brazilian chiaroscuro. Despite the dubious appearance, they decide to go ahead at Lillian's urging. Everyone digs into the plethora of meats wholeheartedly. These moments pay off later when they try on gowns at a super-chic, expensive boutique.

The bridesmaids decide they want to party in Vegas, despite Annie suggesting a more modest, local idea. Annie buys a coach ticket; everyone else splurges on First Class. As soon as Annie sits down, she starts to freak out because she is afraid of planes. Annie runs up to First Class to talk to Lillian. Helen quickly gives Annie some pills to calm her down. Everything escalates from there.

The trip to Vegas is particularly good, well-written, funny and memorable. But it takes place about half way through the film. When it is over, the rest of the film is noticeably less funny and seems a bit long. It is still a good film, fun to watch, but it almost seems like a different film.

"Bridesmaids" is very good, if uneven. You should definitely check it out. I get the feeling this is the first of many memorable examples of Kristen Wiig's comedy we will get to see on the big screen.

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Funny rom-com movie. Especially the scene at the bridal shop, hilarious!

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I wish I was able to own the movie when I made this purchase. You have to watch it more than once to catch al the puns. Friggin hilarious.

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A 'Chick Flick' For Everyone

2011年6月18日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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"Bridesmaids" is a movie I somewhat reluctantly chose to see. I say "reluctantly" for two reasons - 1) as a guy I'm not into the "chick flick" or "rom-com" genres and 2) the two leads (Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph) are both SNL veterans, and the sub-sub-mediocre Saturday Night Live lost all appeal to me a long time ago. However, a lady I recently started dating wanted me to pick a movie, and "Bridesmaids" seemed like the most promising of the dismal batch of movies currently showing in theaters. My ladyfriend kind of looked at me cross-eyed when I told her that's the movie I chose - "Really? That doesn't seem like the kind of movie a guy would pick". She was going solely by the title of the movie, though - I had done some internet research and knew that this movie had more up its sleeve than the title would imply. So, I hoped at least it wouldn't bore me to death.

We went and saw it last night, and as it turned out I was lucky enough to have picked a winner. "Bridesmaids" is a sendup of male-driven gross-out buddy movies and a romantic comedy, a mix that I thought wouldn't work very well. And indeed there are some themes in the movie that seem forced or contrived, and wear a bit thin as the surprisingly long comedy (2 hours, 5 minutes theatrical running time) unfolds. But Wiig, who I hadn't known of before because of my disassociation from SNL, carries the movie wonderfully. She effortlessly portrays Annie, a discontented mid-thirtysomething who has pretty much failed at life. Her life takes a wild turn when her best friend Lillian (Rudolph) asks her to be maid of honor at her wedding. Annie immediately runs afoul of Lillian's new friend Helen (Rose Byrne), who as the controlling, rich trophy wife of Lillian's fiance's boss, uses her money and passive-aggressive elitism to not only foil Annie at every turn, but to draw Lillian away from Annie as well. Every time Annie tries to regain an even footing with Helen and re-take control of the duties (and prestige) of maid of honor, Helen, and Annie's own self-destructive incompetence, stop her dead in her tracks - always with laugh-inducing results.

Not all the bridesmaid characters are fully fleshed-out in this movie, but they all do get their turn to contribute to the laughs. Bridesmaid Megan, boisterously portrayed by the in-your-face Melissa McCarthy, stole just about every scene she played a major role in. I was prepared to dislike her character based on her first appearance; at first it seemed like she was just cast to be the token, one-dimensional, overweight, plain, "fart joke" nobody in a group of otherwise prettier and more polished women. Megan has about as much class and sophistication as an ox in heat. However, as the movie progressed I began to like Megan a lot; in her totally unpolished and uncultured way she was the most honest, wise and forthright of the group. It's definitely worth watching a minute or two into the final credits, as Megan gets one more chance to shine her belching, flatulent light. For better or worse, the words "bear sandwich" will be indelibly seared into your mind after watching her final scene.

The movie's most talked-about scene, a vomit- and feces-fest where the bridesmaids go shopping for dresses at an incredibly upscale and snooty bridal boutique after getting food poisoning at a run-down Brazilian restaurant (a restaurant picked by Annie, naturally), is deliberately plunked into the middle of the movie by the director (Paul Feig) as an ode to every gross-out guy flick ever made. Yeah, it was funny in its slapstick, gross-out way, but I'm still debating whether that scene, drawn-out as it was, was totally necessary. It seemed to be artificially inserted in the movie. But what the hey, it got the laughs and "e[...]" audience reactions it was going for.

Wiig has a natural gift for physical comedy, and she demonstrates both the subtle and over-the-top aspects of this gift throughout. Her drunken attempts to sneak into first class on a flight to Las Vegas and subsequent run-ins with a prissy male flight attendant and the flight's air marshal are a gem. She's pretty, but in a down-to-earth way, and does not rely on her looks in the least to drive the film forward (other than using her wonderfully expressive face to convey her character's quirky, needy, flawed personality). "Bridesmaids" is Wiig's first cinematic star vehicle, and she did very well presenting us with a characterization of Annie as a character who is both sympathetic and humorous, both deeply human and clownish. I look forward to her next effort.

Overall, I consider this movie a winner. Obviously a lot of other people thought so as well; it has grossed over 100 million dollars after costing 32 million to make. My ladyfriend and I both enjoyed this movie greatly. Advice to the guys reading this review - "Bridesmaids" is worth your time because although the movie is a nuptial-themed female-driven endeavor, this movie definitely is not your typical chick-flick rom-com. I will be pre-ordering this from Amazon, for sure.

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A very good female-led comedy

2022年5月3日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Bridesmaids was a comedy written by SNL alum Kristen Wig, who plays Annie a woman in her 30s going through a typical mid-life crisis. She agrees to be the Maid of Honor at her best friend Lillian's (Maya Rudolph) wedding. She then has to plan festivities and get the other bridesmaids (played by Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Ellie Kemper) to the wedding and pull off everything without a hitch. Of course, there are a ton of hitches that come up along the way. The movie is really a spoof on the craziness of wedding planning, wedding events, the whole Bridezilla phenomenon, and more. The movie does have a lot of gross-out jokes and more raunchy comedy, especially involving Melissa McCarthy, who steals pretty much every scene she is in, but it is really meant to be a tongue-in-cheek comedy that makes fun of weddings, not to be taken seriously.

For those who get the Blu-Ray set, you get both the theatrical and extended (unrated) versions of the movie. The extended edition adds about five minutes to the run time, and really nothing that changes the movie or really makes it better. The extras include a commentary track with director Paul Feig and many of the cast members and writers, then there is a half-hour long behind the scenes documentary, deleted and extended/alternate scenes that run for almost an hour, a short gag reel, and then some in-character featurettes that basically have the actors riffing or improvising during different scenes (some of which were scenes that made the movie and others were not).

Overall, the movie is very good. It definitely has some of the raunchy and adult comedy that the Apatow universe of movies are known for (he was a producer on this movie), so it is not something I would call family-friendly by any means. It is almost a female version of The Hangover, although not as good as the original Hangover movie. As you can see from the widely varied reviews, not everyone will like it, but if you are looking for a more adult comedy this is definitely worth checking out. Personally, if you are on the fence about whether it is something you would like, I would try to stream it before shelling out for the physical discs. But, if you know you love the movie and like going through bonus material (or just prefer physical media to streaming) this is definitely worth the pickup.

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