"Silliness and sexiness are comfortable bedfellows from the outset of Bridesmaids." - Nick Schager

Not low enough to say I hated it, but I definitely couldn't stand it. Kristen Wigg is OBNOXIOUS!

Some parts really funny but otherwise fails to rise to the level that it could have gone in terms of story and laughs.

Very funny, though it does drag some scenes out far past the "uncomfortably-awkward-yet-funny" zone into the "okay-let-this-end" zone. Not as ribald and over the top as The Hangover, but it has much more emotional depth. Definitely worth watching.

Coitus-craving housewife who wants to murder her loinfruit? Check. Bubbly ditz who says everything she is thinking without thinking about anything she's saying? Check. Ample effort spent on fleshing out these characters instead of packing the celluloid with cupcake-baking montages (yes, plural)? No. Oh well, at least it featured a pair of rabid raccoons and a, shall we say, "mature" Wilson Phillips...or was it a pair of mature raccoons and a rabid Wilson Phillips...? Too...drunk... to....tell...

Very funny, solid premise, a lot of wacky scenarios, but also lot of sincerity. Sometimes it's just enough if a movie is funny, but when the comedy stems from a real truthful place, it's a much steadier film. I'm not going to get into the whole guy comedy vs. girl comedy thing, because a film's quality and entertainment value are all that matters.

GOOD: funny, good chemistry w/ most girls, not always hollywood plot endings ; BAD: Sometimes gross out humor too gross, "virgin" and "slutty" girls unnecessary

The best comedy of 2011 is pure joy. The cast is absolutely amazing and provides everything we need from each character, but the real star here is the actress/screenwriter Kristen Wiig -- and not Judd Apatow. This is probably the greatest female buddy movie ever made.

Wiig is great, carrying this (someone hit me) dramady with her comedic timing and ability to express her vulnerability. The bodily fluids scene aside, Feig's humour uses painful awkwardness, Jody Hill-style, with believability added to the point where you crave (rather than roll your eyes at) the sweet romance. Wiig and O'Dowd are cute, McCarthy hilarious and this does little to cure me of my Rose Byrne infatuation. Ranks with '40-Year-Old Virgin' and 'Superbad' as one of the Apatow Crew's best.

I didn't see it all the way through but I saw enough to know that it's a piece of shit.

Somehow I find it difficult to laugh whilst watching this 'comedy'. I guess that's due to my lack of understanding of women's humor. And there are also times when it's just annoying and stupid.

It's the heart breaking story of a girl that has to learn to grow up a little. I find it a little insulting that this movie is up for an Academy Award for Screenplay. Was Anchorman nominated? Was The 40 Year Old Virgin nominated? Was Superbad nominated? All of those are better comedies. But, but, but girls wrote this one. Isn't that in itself sexist. If a woman does something a man does than it's better because they're inferi....whoa! Slow it down there Academy.

Comedically, just flop after flop. The very bland humour never committed itself to any extreme of wit, wordplay, absurdity, slapstick, grossness, self-deprecation, stereotyping, or any other device that could have made me laugh. However, where Bridesmaids really excelled was in Kristen Wiig's portrayal of Annie, one of the most fantastically well-rounded, realistic, interesting and sympathetic characters in recent memory. Watching her tragic downfall was compelling and emotionally involving.

I got drunk while watching this movie, so all I really remember was that Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy are two of the funniest women alive (and the rest of the cast is good too)

Amusing but not hilarious.

Whoa, I forgot to rate this! It was good! Funny and well-written and had a lot of actresses I like. The raunchy humour was very well-done, and Kristen Wiig shows some surprisingly decent acting chops.

really funny 10 out of 10

While I didn't really laugh laugh at this, I found it to be a well balanced comedy. More humorous and hilarious Wiig gave a great performance and Chris O'Dowd was a fantastic male lead (as close as you get in this anyway). All the characters and performances were realistic. And most importantly it didn't suck, which generally happens with wedding themed comedies (see: 27 Dresses which is awful)

Overlong girlish answer to "The hangover", led by a couple of SNL thespians, and sharing some of the sketch-led humour of the TV show.

It's not without its failings -- notably several members of the cast who aren't given enough to do -- but it's well-rounded, relatable and extreme in equal measure, and (most importantly) absolutely hilarious. McCarthy gives a great supporting performance, but ultimately the success of the film comes down to just how likable Wiig and O'Dowd can be.

Well done, but not really my cup of tea

liked the chick who fills the wacky Galifianakis character portion of this ensemble.

hilarious

I'm so ridiculously in love with Kristen Wiig now it's not even funny...

aka, Girls telling poop jokes.

Not to funny not very good and who ever compared this movie to the hangover was a fool.

Wiig is so hateable, which is what makes her funny.

I'd heard that this was some kind of magical conduit between guy humour and girl humour. It isn't.

Finally! A film with female characters that are relatable to both men and women. It also happens to showcase the talent of many hilarious ladies.

Pretty effin funny. Some scenes went a little too long and it strayed into rom-com territory a few too many times, but damned if I didn't laugh at it harder than say The Hangover or Hot Tub Time Machine. Bring on the new wave of female comedians, I say.