Mum's Monday A Wedding To Die For

 This highlights, be careful where you go for your ‘Hen/Bachelorette party’ however, the warning is, I feel, real despite this also, I feel, she is up to something. 


This is real, I mean how far can a sister interfere in her sister's life. I do believe him, but this is still a mystery. Why do I feel that things are not as they appear? This is intriguing, I like it.


This is a very modern film as ‘Sick days’  has now become ‘Mental health days’. Modern, yes, but doesn’t roll of the tongue like saying ‘Sick days’.


The statement ‘Who’s ever heard of the groom picking out the brides dress’ they haven’t heard of the program ‘Don’t tell the Bride’  on Reality TV. where the groom to be plans the wedding and it is a surprise on the day of the wedding for the bride.


I believe I know what is going on, right or wrong, I won’t give it away, my theory. I do, for now, know yes, obviously he is lying. Ok, I’m right.


It is real ad she has to be careful knowing what she knows and her reactions towards the case, one word, ‘Suspicious’ . This is awkward.


Oh, yes, I forgot the legality and does he deserve it? There is a lot to think about like yes, the next woman/women. This is a busy film.


I know right is right but there is a lot to think about in this film. Protection is protection but yes, there are other ways. 2 wrongs don’t make a right I know and I hate the blame game. 


There are so many loose ends. I can’t begin to try and work it all out for it to come right for everyone. This is a clever tangle.


I agree ‘Responsible for themselves’. Well that’s ramped up the suspense, it is a shame an innocent child is involved though. I don’t like or agree with this part.


I don’t like her or what she has done and the mess/danger she has created.


She better ‘Make it right’


Where is the call for the ambulance or also at least a bullet proof jacket.


Now, yes, it’s over. I love that the dog is ok, I also can’t believe that part, nice though. I agree with all of it.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

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