Another Kind of Wedding

At its best, "Another Kind of Wedding" understands how hard it can be for families to look past their own burdensome self-mythology, to see each other again as just people.

Jessica Pare guides us through three days of fun and fracture as relationships build and fall apart and rise up in new ways. It's silly but fun and a treat seeing Turner onscreen again.

A comedy that presents Kathleen Turner and Frances Fisher as feuding life partners should be irresistible, but Another Kind of Wedding proves more irritating than charming.

This is a likable bunch with palpable chemistry and that goes a long way.

Another Kind of Wedding, much like its characters, aspires to achieve originality and greatness, but disappointing[ly] fails.