I respected Kelly Martin until I watched this movie. How stupid can she be? She has so many options. And if she can't think of them, her fiancé must be a pretty dumb lawyer because he should be giving her options.

Yes it's a comedy. Hence all the stupidity. So get past that. Trouble is, I don't like comedy based on pure stupidity.

I little past half way, it get's cute. Kelly Martin shines at times. "Corndog!" And the chemistry develops. There's still some little silly things. Silly isn't the same as stupid.

I shouldn't enjoy this movie as much as I do. I usually watch movies quietly, but this movie makes me want to yell at the TV. Mostly at her original fiancé because what kind of man lets his bride-to-be go off to Vegas without a rock on her important finger? Also, I yell at the bride for not telling him the truth from the start. I also want to yell at the barista for her mistake. I don't feel like I've spoiled anything, because it happens in the first 5 minutes (maybe 10) of the show. Frankly, I'm not surprised at the ending. I could see it coming from the start. It's not one I'd watch every day, but a few times a year for sure.

The last time I saw a movie where a woman woke up after a drunken spree and found herself married was Susan Hayward as Lillian Roth in "I'll Cry Tomorrow." (1955) That wasn't funny.

This picture is a comedy and it works very well. We see the agent allowing this marriage to go on because the guy is a movie star with a hit movie. We see how the woman, trying to get an annulment, has her life changed upside down.

Half-way through the film, her fiancé gives up and the rest of the film is devoted to our "annuled" couple finding themselves and growing into a wonderful relationship.

It can truly be said that love conquers all