This is a pleasant, enjoyable movie that will appeal to everyone- especially those who are on the outskirts of life and do not quite fit in. Anna Kendrick is one of six characters who have been invited to a wedding. Each of the characters does not quite fit the mold of someone you would really enjoy hanging out with so they are seated at a table far away from the bride and groom. Kendrick is the ex-girlfriend of the bride's brother and she still pines for him. The others are a group of quirky characters. Those at Table 19 slowly begin to learn about each other and work together to help Kendrick and each other through a series of mishaps. This leads to a number of scenes that will have you chuckling throughout the movie.

We found this movie just flipping through Netflix and were so happy we did. It's a diamond in the rough!!! We both laughed throughout and thoroughly enjoyed all the characters. Great little movie and worth the watch!!

Happened upon this movie during an HBO free preview weekend, and was pleasantly surprised to see a time tested formula regurgitated for 2017. It's easy to point out the predictability of the plot and the flawed nature of the acting. But try not to forget that films are meant to be entertaining, and even if it might be negative they should invoke some sort of emotion. It's not Romeo and Juliet, but it was never trying to be. At the very least you should feel better that somebody somewhere was going in a positive and slightly uplifting direction when it's much more profitable to remind you of how much life sucks. Would probably not seek it out, but if I happened upon it again I would definitely watch it.

Plot was a little slow to start and a couple annoying parts. The dialogue was hard to hear over the music at times. I noticed several abrupt cuts that could have used more transition switching between scenes and sets back and forth. I had low expectations so I was happily surprised to be laughing out loud.