I Do (But I Don't)

Synopsis

In the romantic comedy I Do (But I Don't), Denise Richards stars as a successful wedding planner who becomes entangled in the chaotic web of her profession while grappling with her own tumultuous love life. As she orchestrates picture-perfect weddings for others, she remains skeptical about love and commitment – particularly after her own wedding plans fall apart. The film takes audiences on a lighthearted journey filled with humor, quirky characters, and relatable moments of romantic uncertainty. With weddings all around her, she faces the crossroads of professionalism and personal feelings, ultimately leading to a reckoning about what ‘happily ever after’ really means. With a charming backdrop and a cast that brings warmth and laughter, 'I Do (But I Don't)' explores the intricacies of love, the pressures of society, and the realization that sometimes, the heart leads us to unexpected destinations.

Cast

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  Denise Richards

  Lauren Crandell

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  Dean Cain

  Nick Corina

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  Karen Cliche

  Darla Tedanski

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  Mimi Kuzyk

  Cookie

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  Yannick Bisson

  James (Jay) Corina

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  David Lipper

  Brad

Reviews

Critically, I Do (But I Don't) has elicited mixed responses from viewers and reviewers alike. On IMDb, it holds a score of 5.5/10, indicating a lukewarm reception. A critic from Rotten Tomatoes noted the film's charm but remarked, "While it offers light entertainment, the storyline tends to feel predictable and formulaic at times." Others praised Denise Richards' performance, stating, "Richards shines in her role, bringing a delightful blend of vulnerability and comedic timing that uplifts the material." However, the film's plot has been described as somewhat thin, with a Metacritic rating reflecting the same sentiment; the film received a score of 46, denoting mixed or average reviews. One online reviewer stated, "It's a sweet movie if you're in the mood for something light and breezy, but don't expect groundbreaking material." As a result, while 'I Do (But I Don't)' captures the essence of romantic comedies with its genuinely affectionate moments, many felt it lacked the depth necessary to resonate fully with an audience craving innovation in the genre.