25 years after the release of Four Weddings and a Funeral. Here is the underwhelming mini sequel for Comic Relief.
Charles (Hugh Grant) is getting ready for his daughter Miranda's (Lily James) wedding to best friend and daughter of Fiona (Kristin Scott Thomas), Faith (Alicia Vikander.)
Father Gerald (Rowan Atkinson) is inarticulately presiding his first same sex wedding. A lot of the characters from the first film make appearances with an acknowledgement to two characters that passed on. Even a very bad singer returns from the first movie, this time with Sam Smith.
This should had been a nostalgic frothy fun short. The characters are older and greyer, Carrie (Andie MacDowell) revisits her infamous line of not noticing it was raining with a twist. It was less of surprise that it would be a same sex wedding. However the whole thing was 'look we got most of the cast back together again for Comic Relief.' It had nostalgia but I did not feel the love.
Charles (Hugh Grant) is getting ready for his daughter Miranda's (Lily James) wedding to best friend and daughter of Fiona (Kristin Scott Thomas), Faith (Alicia Vikander.)
Father Gerald (Rowan Atkinson) is inarticulately presiding his first same sex wedding. A lot of the characters from the first film make appearances with an acknowledgement to two characters that passed on. Even a very bad singer returns from the first movie, this time with Sam Smith.
This should had been a nostalgic frothy fun short. The characters are older and greyer, Carrie (Andie MacDowell) revisits her infamous line of not noticing it was raining with a twist. It was less of surprise that it would be a same sex wedding. However the whole thing was 'look we got most of the cast back together again for Comic Relief.' It had nostalgia but I did not feel the love.