One, Two, Many

Synopsis

In the comedy film 'One, Two, Many' released in 2008, John Melendez plays a character named 'Jerry' alongside Bellamy Young as 'Jennifer'. The story revolves around Jerry throwing a bachelor party for his engaged friend, but the night takes unexpected turns as relationships are tested, secrets are revealed, and chaos ensues. With a mix of quirky characters, witty dialogues, and unexpected twists, the movie explores themes of friendship, love, and the complexities of human relationships. As the night unfolds, Jerry navigates through challenges, leading to hilarious and touching moments that resonate with viewers. 'One, Two, Many' is a blend of laughter and heartwarming moments, making it a delightful watch for fans of comedy and romance.

Cast

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  John Melendez

  Thomas Burns

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  Bellamy Young

  Jennifer

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  Hudson Leick

  Darla

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  Jeff Ross

  Ernie

• Suzanna Keller

  Theresa

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  Sandra Taylor

  Sally

Reviews

Despite its promising premise, 'One, Two, Many' received negative reviews from critics and viewers alike. The movie was criticized for its lackluster script, inconsistent pacing, and clichéd plotline. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 2.3/10, stating that the film failed to deliver on its comedic potential. IMDb users rated it 3.5/10, with many pointing out the weak character development and subpar performances. Metacritic described it as a forgettable comedy that tries too hard to be funny, lacking the charm needed to engage the audience. Overall, 'One, Two, Many' struggled to impress both critics and viewers, falling short of expectations.