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Mother of the Bride is a film that immediately grabs attention with its cast: the leads are Brooke Shields (Blue Lagoon) and Miranda Cosgrove (Drake & Josh), bridging generations from the start. The story revolves around typical motherhood clichés mixed with romance, as a loving mother attends her daughter's wedding at a tropical resort and discovers that the groom's father is her long-lost ex. A light-hearted and entertaining film that captivates with its talented cast.
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When Lana’s daughter Emma returns from a year abroad in London, she drops a bombshell on her mother: she’s getting married. On an island. Next month! Things only get worse when Lana discovers that the mystery man who stole her daughter’s heart just so happens to be the son of the man who broke hers years ago.
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