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V大上次更新的oricon hina和486談到6那裡

看了我有點感觸了

兒子入了n團之後真的經歷不少成長不少吧

野猪改造的主角不是野猪

我能不能指望这个新娘爸爸的主角不是爸爸

↑完全是自我安慰= =

orz儿子干脆你去演新娘爸爸吧......跑走

觉得是这样的角色也是件很不错的事情

和过去全然两样的角色

觉得是这样的角色也是件很不错的事情

和过去全然两样的角色

作者是月汐~

Father of the Bride Part II (1995)

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0113041/

学年历花絮...

儿子提到那次目击了?难道是真的=0=?

原作是岳父大人……= =贴它干嘛?

FATHER OF THE BRIDE (1991)
George loves his house and his neighbourhood and his only daughter. Into his comfortable world intrudes the eventuality he has been dreading for 22 years - his little Annie is getting married.

This 1991 remake of the Spencer Tracy comedy is very loyal to the original, replicating verbatim large sections of the dialogue. It's all here - the sentimentality, the materialism, the self-indulgence ... and the Venus de Milo navel-clock.

Martin takes off his shoes amid the post-reception debris and addresses the camera directly, just as Tracy did. The movie proceeds as a series of comic episodes, linked by George's voice-over.

Kimberly Williams is excellent as Annie, the bride-to-be. Like Elizabeth Taylor in the original, she has the daffy, unrealistic outlook of a pampered youngster, but manages to make her character much more likeable than Taylor did.

Martin plays George Banks with his usual wacky energy. The script is serviceable, with some good jokes, and Martin adds some slapstick and face-pulling. His comical expressions in the 'blender' scene are excellent.

Diane Keaton as George's wife has nothing to do. She simpers in the right places, and is suitably sensible as the counterbalance to Martin's antics, but is woefully under-used.

The one-on-one basketball scene is a memorable passage, conveying something of the special bond between this father and daughter. An effective and poignant joke is the 'warm coat' sequence, lifted wholesale from the earlier movie. The parade of irritating boyfriends is wisely omitted - it didn't come off in the 1950 version. The bandleader audition is much funnier. Franck the wedding co-ordinator is one of this film's glories, completely outclassing Leo Carroll, who played the equivalent role first time round.

The young couple are attractive, Martin is amusing and the story is told competently enough, but one wonders whether the world needed another "Father of the Bride" at all. The original was so good as to be definitive. Surely Martin, with his box-office clout, can find fresh new projects, rather than rehashing movies which can still hold their own.

神那边的blog上也写花嫁のパパ了，不过还是没有画圈。。。未正式公布

什么时候才公布啦。。。拖得我难受死了

那个不是神的BO......|||||