The Accidental Husband

"Essentially a celebration of glorious selfishness."

funny and interesting, but I did not like Emma Lloyd and the part that he fell for her is not believable.

This is simply a guilty pleasure... I mostly agree with what the character Emma said about relationships through most of the film, I hate that the guy, Patrick, tried to get revenge via stalking, and I hate most of all that Emma strung along her fiancé so selfishly. However, in spite of knowing it's bad I still kinda love this horrible mess.

There's nothing good in this comedy. I actually hate calculated romantic comedies. But somehow I was glued to see how it ends. Shame on me. Well, to tell the truth Uma Thruman is not a comedienne. Jeffrey I liked. And Uma can act. But she should choose better her parts.

[partial] Joined late so it didn't get a chance to ease me into suspended disbelief meaning the line between keen romantic pursuit and Stalking was crossed, by a long way. Even assuming that's my fault for missing the start this was sickly sweet.

lame

Funny at many points but not a great film in almost any ways.

Uma Thurman is always fun and charming, better than Spread, but one of her lesser roles.

Fuck me! Forgot I'd been forced to sit through this shite against my will. My subconscious must have blocked it from my memory to save me from developing post traumatic stress disorder. Now I have this website to blame for my shivers and nightmares.... thanks Criticker!

A not very good rom com. Skip this one, and you'll not miss much.

I liked the concept for the story and really wanted to enjoy "The Accidental Husband". Unfortunately, it's got so many things wrong with it that it's almost unwatchable. The screenplay is shoddy, the soundtrack is nerve-racking, and Uma Thurman is totally unconvincing in her role. Not recommended.

Well, it's what you expect it to be: Predictable and cheesy. But sometimes that's ok. Jeffrey Dean Morgan is great and Colin Firth's role is kinda tiny..

This film is regrettable, a walking cliche that is predictable from the beginning. Jeffrey Dean Morgan still trying to save a little bit the film with his charisma, but it is impossible.

Thurman sucks in romantic comedys

Chick flick, but surprisingly watchable