I Do & I Don't (2007)

A screwball comedy about a young couple that must endure pre-marital counseling and the horrific married couple they are assigned to.

Director:

Steve Blair

Writer:

Steve Blair

Stars:

James Murtaugh, Cynthia Harris, Adam LeFevre

2 wins.

Cast

Cast overview:
James Murtaugh	...	Morton Murphy
Cynthia Harris	...	Emily Murphy
Adam LeFevre	...	Father Makowski
Alexie Gilmore	...	Cheryl Murphy
Bryan Callen	...	Bob Jacobs
Eric Zuckerman	...	Wes
Cate Smit	...	Caitlyn
Jon Jolles	...	David
Matt Servitto	...	Dick Stelmack
Jane Lynch	...	Nora Stelmack
Grant Rosenmeyer	...	Mark, The Son
Amelia Zontini	...	Dress Shop Girl
Colin Mochrie	...	The Bagpiper

Storyline

An outrageous comedy about a blissfully unaware couple who must endure church-sanctioned marriage counseling before they can tie the knot. When the couple they're assigned to turn out to be dysfunctional and on the edge of divorce, our heroes must learn what it really takes to be happily married.

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Plot Keywords:

couple | marriage counseling | repetition in title | punctuation in title | apostrophe in title | 

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Taglines:

Engagement Ring. Wedding Ring. Suffering.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for crude and sexual content, nudity, language and some drug material

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2008 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Group Entertainment, The, B'more Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Best Thing"
Written by Colin Langenus
Performed by Colin L Orchestra
Courtesy Langenus Music BMI

User Reviews

How to begin a marriage.....badly

This comedy only had a few moments of the funny feeling. Most of those moments had Jan Lynch in them. So always has an interesting take on her characters and even in this low whole she still seemed to shine. The rest of the cast was not really there. I guess Matt Servitto was OK in his whole, but just not the best. Bryan Callen was not that funny on Mad TV and he was not that funny in this movie. His soon to be wife was played by Alexie Gilmore, who I found more annoying in her role than funny. Colin Mochrie shows up as a character and was pretty horrible at it. I am not even sure why he was put in there. Maybe it was a joke by the writers, I don't know. So a couple is about to get married, but they have to go to a meeting first with someone who is married. Everyone is taken up at the last minute except for one couple and later you find out why. I could see the movie being a lot better than it was if it would of just pushed the envelope a little more. But it seemed like it was consistently being held back by a giant censor. This is the type of film that could of done a lot better if it was aloud to just do what it wants. So overall, it just didn't have the laugh factor or the story needed to keep the film exciting to any viewer.