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You May Not Kiss the Bride
MEANRANK
49/100
Every rating
Mostly agreed
Lowest is Rotten Tomatoes viewers on 33, highest is Kinopoisk on 60.
See the most agreed on films →A unambitious pet photographer with a quiet life has his world turned upside down when he is blackmailed into marrying a beautiful but wild Croatian woman so she can obtain U.S. citizenship. Immediately after the ceremony, she is kidnapped by pirates. To annul the marriage and save himself from a lifetime of commitment to a stranger, he must now embark on a dangerous rescue mission to a remote island, completely unprepared for the adventure that awaits.
Details
- Director
- Rob Hedden
- Writer
- Rob Hedden
- Released
- 3 April 2011
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 97 min
- Rated
- PG-13
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