I Do, I Do, I Do (2015)

Sadly Over-hyped

One of my all time favorites.

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

I'm not sure you could classify this as a comedy. Were there jokes? Was there an attempt at humorous situations? I don't seem to recall either, unless the entire thing was an ironic attempt at anti-humor. I had the misfortune of being trapped in a waiting room while this movie loudly played. Its heritage was clear from the start; it felt like a Hallmark card. Cheesy, impersonal, mass produced, and not courageous enough to attempt anything actually funny. Shrill caricature of a main character with no idea what she wants gets stuck in a time loop until she...wow, even writing that out is boring. Its hard to include spoilers in a review when you know how it ends after the first 15 minutes. If you hate surprises, well written characters and dialogue, and unique situations, this is the movie for you. If purgatory played rom-coms this would definitely be part of the playlist. Its about as exciting and nourishing as a meal consisting entirely of white rice. It may pass the time, but why bother? If its all you eat indefinitely, you(r brain) will die. I was trying to think of a worse movie I've seen to justify not rating this 1 star. I really can't come up with anything. I'd rather watch an ice-pick lobotomy. At least that has educational value.

POSSIBLE SPOILERS sorry, folks. this is one hallmark movie that I will not watch repeatedly as I have most of the others I have seen. make that ALL of the others I have seen. it did not take very long to think, oh no, this is just groundhog day set to a romantic theme, even using valentine's day as part of the story. add one overbearing mother-in-law to be who insists on HER idea of a perfect day. along with her color scheme, her dress, and fortunately her other son. in very short succession after one repeat day, you can see the proper marriage take place. You can see the ending long before the fourth deja vu. I had hopes for this movie, as my connection with hallmark movies has been very successful.

I like Hallmark Movies & enjoy watching them. Some are a little too corny for me or just OK. Which I was expecting for this one. I only watched it because I had DVR'd it. It was actually after I had watched the other 5 movies I DVR'd.But, color me SURPRISED! I just loved the movie! I literally could watch it over & over again. I already watched in 2x's in a week!GREAT MOVIE!An architect heads to the altar with her fiancé, unsure of her marriage and their future. She relives her disastrous wedding day, put together by her fiancé's overbearing mother, over and over until, with the help of her fiancé's brother, she begins to face her biggest fears and discover what she really wants in herself and in her life.

I must admit that I like Hallmark movies. This is a charming movie and it reminds me of the Bill Murray movie, "Groundhog Day" in which he relived that day over and over to get it right. As the trailer and title (I do, I do, I do) from this movie implies, the leading lady gets to relive her wedding day over and over until she gets it right. At first she is bewildered as to what is happening, as well as those who are around her, which leads to her and those around her questioning her mental state. But when she finally realizes she is stuck in her wedding day she takes advantage of it. Without going into specific details it will suffice it enough to say this leads to some very funny and touching moments. Familiar Hallmark movie actors / actresses Autumn Reeser (main character), Shawn Roberts, Antonio Cupo and Ali Liebert lead the cast and they are a talented bunch, too. Shawn Roberts is familiar from some major Sci Fi movies and Ali Liebert is in her normal supporting role as Autumn Reeser's sister but she is talented enough to carry a movie on her own. This movie is well worth watching.