What is the justification for this voice-over towards the end of Bride Wars?
I was watching Bride Wars on TV, and could not make sense of this voice-over (taken from here) towards the end:
The one person you can count on for a lifetime, the one person who knows you, sometimes better than you know yourself, is the same person who's been standing beside you all along.
It is contradictory and confusing, because:
- the two women (Emma and Liv) declare war after a slight misunderstanding (not really knowing each each other)
- the two brides fight in horrible ways (not really counting on each other)
- the two are not willing to change the wedding date for the sake of the other (not really counting on each other)
- Liv regrets doing bad only after Emma's father blesses her (not because of any thing Emma did, but because of her father)
- Initially Liv wanted to do bad to Emma by showing some bad DVD; when she regrets it, she tries to change the DVD. If she had successfully changed it, Emma would have married someone who was not right for her. It was Liv's assistant who did not change the DVD and unintentionally cancelled the marriage. (Either way, not really a case of counting on each other)
Now, it is all sentimental and mushy to say that Emma and Liv are counting on each other and know each other, but the facts of the movie are not in support.
What then, is the justification for this voice-over towards the end of Bride Wars?
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What happened at the end of Bride Wars?
Liv's wedding resumes with Emma participating and, eventually, dancing with Nate (Bryan Greenberg), Liv's brother and a well known magazine journalist. The movie picks up a year later when Liv and Emma meet up for drinks, where it's revealed that Emma married Nate.Who is the narrator in Bride Wars?
Candice Bergen as Marion St. Claire, New York's most sought-after wedding planner, to whom both women turn when planning their wedding. She also serves as the narrator of the story.Will There Be A Bride Wars 2?
No sadly there isn't. No, so bummed out there isn't! Unfortunately no, wish there was, but a great movie which reminds me of this one is something borrow - def check it out! No, this is the only one.What is the theme of Bride Wars?
Kate Hudson's high-flying lawyer Liv is likewise a winner in a man's world. Emma (Anne Hathaway) doesn't have a Big Girl career because she hasn't learned to roar \u2013 but all that's about to change. And ultimately, the film celebrates female friendship and empowerment.Frase finale di Bride Wars
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