A romantic comedy a bit difficult to believe but with good acting and a strong song score. Jennifer Garner and Tim Olyphant were particularly strong in their roles.

I love this movie. The connection between Grey and Fritz is electric. Kevin Smith...a gem. The story is great, the music is too.Thoroughly enjoyed it!

Gray has a problem: a day meant for joy has become a day of grief, as her wedding day has been transformed into a wake for her fiancé, Grady, and all of her guests are now attempting to comfort her instead of congratulating them both. Trying to pick up the pieces of her shattered life, Gray moves in with friends to help her deal with the loss. But in the aftermath of Grady's death, little details of big secrets begin to emerge, and Gray is faced with not only her ex-future mother-in-law, but also a woman named Maureen, a woman who claims that she is the mother of Grady's child. With the help of her friends, Gray will learn about the man she was going to marry while also discovering who she truly is. A most moving "coming to terms" movie, this film will touch your heart and remind us that a man is defined by who is in remembrance by those who loved him, not by the secrets he may have kept.

Dear Kevin, May I suggest you stick to writing? Forget about all those highly paid actors and their wonderful lifestyles - it ain't for you.I could only watch 25 minutes of this film before I decided I had to warn people off it - and all because of the scenes where you appear. The "planer" scene - terrible. The fly-fishing scene - awful.I had to laugh when I read this review by "Mama-C from Bensalem, PA": "Kevin Smith was definitely the comic relief in this movie. According to Smith, he claims that he can't act and that's why he plays Silent Bob. I say -- NOT TRUE!!! Kevin Smith was perfect as "Sam" and his acting was very good." I can only assume this was your mother using the pseudonym "Mama-C" who wrote that.Please stick to writing Kev, there's a good boy.