The Christian Sciene MonitorBoth Dunst and Isla Fisher, as another of the bridesmaids, have some sharp scenes, but this adaptation by writer-director Le...
Salon ArtsThis is a rapier-sharp, fast-paced comedy of manners, less concerned with delivering big laughs than with exploring its char...
The New York TimesBachelorette comes at you with the crackling intensity of machine-gun fire. Maybe the safest way to watch it is by peeking o...
New York Daily NewsWhat's actually off-putting about this movie is how desperate the filmmakers are to exploit other people's ideas.
Rolling StoneDunst, Caplan and Fisher make a delicious trio as they stir up a bitches' brew of revenge against poor Becky (Wilson). Headl...
The Boston GlobeFor women who find the film grim, I imagine that's because part of it feels true and rare in an American movie.
San Francisco ChronicleHeadland works hard to reconcile the wild and the tame; if she never quite gets the balance right, ya gotta admire her bold ...
USA TodayTalented actors are wasted in a film that induces more cringes than chuckles as women old enough to know better act like hor...
Washington PostIt's a sour, only fitfully funny affair, wasting the abilities of its otherwise talented cast, which includes Kirsten Dunst,...
New York PostAs smart and popreferential as Headland's writing is, it's a little underwhelming when it comes to delivering on laughs.
SlateA nasty little piece of work -- a phrase I use not with contempt but with grudging admiration.
The New YorkerThe women's dialogue is pungently ribald but diffuse; too often, shouting and shrieking and gesticulating take the place of ...
ReelViewsSometimes a movie is so good it makes me glad I'm in the business of writing reviews. Bachelorette is not one of those.
JobloWhat's most disappointing about BACHELORETTE is that, in the end, it wants to have its cake and eat it too.
Entertainment WeeklyLauren Miller (who co-wrote the script) has a demure sneakiness, but it's Ari Graynor's movie — she's like Kate Hudson posse...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Leslye Headland
Writer: Leslye Headland
Studio: The Weinstein Company
Cast: Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan
Release: September 7, 2012
Writer: Leslye Headland
Studio: The Weinstein Company
Cast: Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan
Release: September 7, 2012
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