This is easily one of the funniest films of 2011, and if you think it's just for the girls then you're dead wrong because it's got enough for the guys as well. Kristin Wiig is the stand-out in the talented cast but Melissa McCarthy is also a scene-stealer as Megan as is Rose Byrne as bitchy Helen. It's one of those films full of laughs thanks to likable characters and creative ideas from the writers. Overall it's one not to be missed, and you're bound to have a good laugh with it.

7+ highly recommended

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.

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

Needed more Tim & Eric and puppy party favours!

I was not able to stand more than 25 minutes of this film, and i can watch almost anything. I hated every character, hated what they did, hated what they said, and that makes for a film that you don't want to watch. Avoid this film at all costs.

I went in expecting a female version of The Hangover with filthy exploits in Vegas. Instead, I got a pretty fun movie with lots of cast members from The Office.

Unbelievably overrated. It has a few scenes that are memorably hysterical and well done, especially the whole plane sequence, which is the highlight of the film, but the wild swings into depressingly serious territory, the unfunny gross-out humor, and the whole way the film is stitched together render it very disjointed and painfully average overall.

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)

Well done, but not really my cup of tea

"how do we like, make the hangover but like, for chicks?" at least it's better than the hangover...part 2.

funny as all hell, very well acted and smartly written, but like most post-apatow comedies, it's way too friggin long. seriously, you could cut 20 minutes off this movie without even trying.

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.

Mas drama que comedia. No entiendo bien a que publico se dirige, porque el humor es claramente masculino, y la trama es la tipica comedia-romantica femenina, pero atravesada por un relato dramatico de la protagonista.

Funny in spurts, but very poorly plotted. Wiig is a good character actress but isn't relatable enough to carry a film like this. Also a little strange that the female empowerment movie of 2012 is resolved by the main character taking up baking and finding a good man.

If only Sex and the City was like this! Extremely funny and filled to the brim with cheap laughs, which often is a critique but here it's meant as a huge compliment. Wiig carries the movie with great charm and world class timing. The mistress of awkwardness. McCarthy is a ever present scene stealer. I could go on, but I wont't. A great ensemble cast, where all participants bring something to the table. If The Hangover defined the bro-genre, then Bridesmaids is the definition of the Sister flick.

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

Good movie

This movie had a shit-ton of hype behind it, which I think makes me instinctively skeptical. However. There were some definite solid laughs (the "Fight Club" line made me lose it) and something of a story to it. 90% of the comedy came from Melissa McCarthy, but, she is so damn funny that it really makes up for something of an un-funny cast outside of her, Wiig, and O'Dowd. But it's a good female buddy comedy - it does the things that, if Sex & The City did them, it wouldn't be such a trainwreck.

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

Has a few geniune laughs. Wiig is fantastic and carried every scene she was in. While the rest of the cast is hit or miss. Ends up being about half and half. Some scenes/events seemed over the top yet overall it was a fairly light hearted easy film to watch.

There were some genuinely funny moments in Bridesmaids, but it unfortunately ended up as a boring, soppy chick-flick

Fairly well-written, often funny. It didn't insult my intelligence on as many occasions as most comedies of its sort, and the cast was entertaining all around. Nothing revolutionary, but definitely above average.

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)

Don't think I laughed at all.

What Bridget Jones should have been. Wiig is superb, Melissa McCarthy is pure gold, and there are many laughs to be had.

The girl version of 2000's guy comedies, which just doesn't work. Too much stuff going on with too little focus, mostly dull, often repetitive and a couple of times even disgusting. I'm seriously confused by the supposed target audience, if there ever was one.

Has a good spread of laughs, & is carried brilliantly by the supurb Wiig, who on her own earns this movie most of its marks. There is a distinct lack of purpose, with sub-plots forgotten about, & focus on the bridemaids group dynamic sadly drifting towards average rom-com fare towards the end. McCartney essentially plays a female Galifianakis, which worked well enough! It was refreshing to see a female driven comedy that didn't fall into & play on all the same old marketing stereotypes & gags.

I thought that an entire film full of Wiig's schtick would get old. But it didn't -- she was hilarious from beginning to end.

Quite laughable with some kick-ass jokes and hilarious Chris O'Dowd, though it bounces on the thin line of getting spoiled by tons of stupid sex jokes.

A pretty average ho-hum comedy movie. A decent amount of moderate laughs along with by-the-numbers predictability and a schmaltzy ending. It's not horrible and it rarely gets boring, despite being overlong and some scenes overstaying their welcome. But it's a nice film with a likeable and flawed main character, so nothing to get angry about; it's just unremarkable.

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.