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Date Movie
2006
In this hilarious romantic romp, hopeless romantic Julia embarks on a whimsical journey to find true love with dashing British beau Grant. But as their whirlwind romance unfolds, they must navigate a series of comedic misadventures, from introducing each other to their quirky families to outsmarting the meddling Andy's attempts to sabotage their big day.
Runtime: 83 min
Box Office: $86M
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Ratings:
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11
Metascore
2.9
User Score
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7%
TOMATOMETER
35%
User Score
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2.8 /10
IMDb Rating
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42.0
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Julia Jones (Alyson Hannigan), a kind-hearted but self-conscious individual struggling with her physical appearance, harbors a deep longing for true love. Her dreams, however, are consistently punctuated by rejection, as even her subconscious mind refuses to accept her as worthy of affection. Julia's frustration is palpable as she pours her heart out in her diary, lamenting the possibility that she may never find her perfect match.
Undeterred, Julia takes to the streets, attempting to captivate potential suitors with her dancing skills. Unfortunately, her confidence is repeatedly crushed by the harsh realities of her physical appearance. Her self-esteem receives another blow when she is dismissed from her job at her father's Greek diner, where she had been working alongside her dad, Frank (portrayed as an African-American), who is desperate to see Julia settled down with someone of similar cultural background.
As fate would have it, Julia meets Grant Fockyerdoder (Adam Campbell), a charming British gentleman whose instant attraction to her only serves to further exacerbate her insecurities. When Frank interrupts their interaction, Julia's clumsiness gets the better of her, and she inadvertently knocks Grant to the ground with a coffee pot. Believing he has abandoned her, Julia is left to ponder the impossibility of their connection.
Desperate for guidance, Julia seeks out the expertise of Hitch, a renowned love therapist who initially rebuffs her advances before reluctantly agreeing to help. Through Hitch's unconventional methods, Julia undergoes a transformation that allows her to shed her insecurities and become a stunningly attractive individual.
Julia's newfound confidence earns her a spot on the reality television dating show, The Extreme Bachelor, where she is reunited with Grant, who serves as the bachelor. As Julia navigates the treacherous world of competitive courtship, she finds herself at odds with Grant, who is tasked with eliminating contestants one by one in a series of gruesome challenges.
In the end, Julia emerges victorious and is rewarded with a romantic dinner for two at the esteemed restaurant "A Restaurant". The evening culminates in a passionate encounter that leaves her wondering if she has finally found her perfect match. However, things take a dramatic turn when Grant meets her parents, where he encounters an unexpected level of tension and a series of bizarre occurrences that threaten to derail their budding relationship.
As the evening unfolds, Grant whisks Julia away to the iconic Tiffany & Co., where the sales staff awaits, eager to grant her every wish. With the lights aglow, Grant takes a deep breath and confesses his undying love for Julia, dropping down on one knee with a radiant diamond ring as the ultimate symbol of his devotion. Julia's joy is palpable as she accepts his proposal, and the couple shares a tender moment basking in the glow of their newfound commitment.
In an unexpected turn of events, the hobbit trio of Frodo, Gandalf, and company suddenly materializes, attempting to pawn off a mysterious ring with Gandalf passionately warning that it holds the power to vanquish all evil. However, Frodo's practical side prevails as he accepts a modest offer of $50, prompting his companions to pummel Gandalf in a fit of gleeful mischief, shouting "Precious!" as they flee to indulge in a night of revelry.
As the drama unfolds, Grant faces another daunting challenge when he takes Julia and her family to meet his parents. The encounter is marred by tension as Roz, Grant's mother, drops a bombshell, revealing that Grant lost his innocence to their family's gay housekeeper, Eduardo. Meanwhile, Frank secretly brings Nicky along, presenting Julia with an ultimatum: marry him or suffer the consequences.
Julia's world crumbles as she flees the gathering, her heart heavy with despair. Later, Frank finds himself in a one-on-one showdown on the basketball court against Grant's father, Bernie. As the game reaches its climax, Frank becomes fixated on a rather...unorthodox aspect of Bernie's anatomy – his chest hair – a moment that will forever leave an indelible mark on their relationship.
As the day unfolds, Julia and Grant venture out to meet Jell-O, a flamboyant wedding planner with an imposing posterior. Initially, they're rebuffed by her suggestion of Taco Butt, but when Grant reveals their wedding preparations are already in place, Jell-O's demeanor shifts. She invites them to witness her unique entertainment offering: a sultry dance performance that culminates in a provocative display of her curvaceous figure. Julia finally gets the chance to meet Andy (Sophie Monk), Grant's charming best man, at the local pool, where she assumes Andy is a male counterpart. However, this assumption is swiftly dismantled as Julia discovers Andy's true identity - a stunning woman who was once engaged to Grant just three weeks prior.
As Julia's world begins to unravel, she finds solace in her growing bond with Andy, who helps her find the perfect wedding dress amidst a sea of frilly fabrics. During their shopping excursion, Julia suffers a mishap that grants her an unexpected ability: the power to read people's thoughts. This newfound insight reveals Andy's lingering feelings for Grant, prompting Julia to hatch a plan to drive a wedge between the couple.
Julia and Andy engage in a spectacular display of martial arts prowess, reminiscent of Kill Bill, as they battle it out like two feuding samurai warriors. As Julia's confidence wanes, she begins to fear that her loneliness will forever be her constant companion. Seeking counsel from Hitch, she confides in him about her predicament. His response: if she can't win Andy over, then at least the end result will be a happy one.
As the wedding rehearsal approaches, Julia's anxiety reaches a fever pitch. She must navigate this treacherous terrain without succumbing to despair. Meanwhile, Andy appears at the diner, leveling accusations against Grant for using Julia as a means to get over her. Grant remains blissfully unaware of the drama unfolding around him, choosing instead to focus on his impending nuptials.
Finally, the day of reckoning arrives, and Julia awakens with an unwelcome surprise: a conspicuous pimple that threatens to upstage her entire wedding experience. After a dramatic popping incident that sends her flying across the room, Julia is late for her own ceremony. As she rushes to take her place at the altar, Andy reveals her true feelings to Grant, declaring that Julia doesn't deserve him and vying for his affections instead. Grant, however, stands firm in his devotion to Julia, refusing to be swayed by Andy's charms.
The moment of truth arrives as Julia catches Grant and Andy in a compromising position, prompting her to make a hasty retreat from the scene. As the dust settles, it becomes clear that the real drama has only just begun.
As Julia (Julia) returns to her apartment, she's enveloped by the remnants of Grant's grand gesture: balloons, gifts, and heartfelt letters that serve as a poignant reminder of what could have been. Her anger and hurt still simmering, Julia decides to move forward with Nicky, but her doubts and regrets simmer just beneath the surface. At the altar, Julia's anguish is palpable as flashbacks of her and Grant play out like a bittersweet montage in her mind.
Frank (character name not provided), sensing Julia's distress, intervenes, halting the wedding and delivering a harsh reality check: Julia doesn't love Nicky; she loves Grant. The revelation is accompanied by a magazine clipping featuring Grant, along with an enigmatic message that sets Julia on a quest to reunite with her former flame.
As Julia embarks on an epic journey of self-discovery, she encounters a cast of colorful characters, including the hapless Andy and the unwitting recipient of a well-aimed baseball bat. Her determination to reconnect with Grant culminates in a serendipitous encounter on the rooftop of her apartment building – only to find that she's narrowly missed him.
The emotional intensity builds as Julia finds herself back in Grant's arms, their rekindled love serving as the foundation for a romantic reunion that culminates in a beautiful ceremony officiated by Hitch (character name not provided). Meanwhile, Andy and Nicky discover each other at the wedding, sparking a new romance that adds a touch of warmth to the proceedings.
As Julia and Grant begin their married life, they receive a unique gift from his mother: a family heirloom vaginal thermometer that's said to bring good luck when properly cared for. Their honeymoon on Kong Island proves to be an unforgettable experience, featuring a bizarre encounter with Anne, who finds herself at the mercy of the titular giant ape. As King Kong roams free, Julia and Grant are left to ponder the absurdity of it all, their love strong enough to withstand even the most unconventional of circumstances.