Will You Merry Me?

TV Movie
2008
PG
1h 29m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

831

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Comedy Romance

Rebecca and Hank are ready to marry, and must now meet each others families who couldn't be more different. Set during two important religious holidays, the couple must go through the anxiet... Read allRebecca and Hank are ready to marry, and must now meet each others families who couldn't be more different. Set during two important religious holidays, the couple must go through the anxiety-filled process of meeting the in-laws.Rebecca and Hank are ready to marry, and must now meet each others families who couldn't be more different. Set during two important religious holidays, the couple must go through the anxiety-filled process of meeting the in-laws.

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IMDb RATING

5.6/10

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Trivia
In the scene where they're discussing who Henry the 3rd is named after Rebecca's mom mentions that Jewish people don't name their children after living relatives. This is only true in the Ashkenazi Jewish culture. The Sephardic Jewish people, however, don't follow that tradition.

Connections
References Fiddler on the Roof (1971)

Soundtracks
Good King Wenceslas
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Traditional tune, lyrics by John M. Neale and Thomas Helmore

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8/10

Wiley ridiculous and entertaining

Typical Hallmark/Lifestyle Christmas movie. Unrealistic, plot-holes a plenty. There are a number of laugh out loud moments. A number of cringe moments.

You don't watch this kind of movie for deep or intellectual storytelling.

To the people who say how offensive this movie is and how unrealistic the way the midwestern parents are, as a non-religious British man who dated some from from Iowa, visiting Iowa for a family wedding was not unlike this, with people trying so hard to be inclusive, that they actually became offensive, in an hilarious way.

I really wish the gay son story had been bought to the front, for a truly chaotic family celebration.