Now in theaters.
Talk about polarizing. This film’s reviews ran the full gamut. The Metacritic reviewers ranged from 0 (Boston Globe) to 100 (The Times).
The controversy came over the film’s central premise. In a confession session where everyone tells the worst thing they ever did, the would-be bride confesses something so horrible that it might not be forgivable, causing her fiance and everyone else there to reconsider every feeling they ever had for her. The film asks us to consider exactly how big is the human capacity for forgiveness, and how much we can trust that somebody who was a monster can completely change?
I won’t tell you want the secret was. It can easily be found online. Certain groups objected to the film because the bride who makes the confession is a sympathetic character, and thus her former behavior is normalized.
Hailey Gates is somebody who provides a sympathetic ear for the groom.
More than an ear.
But no real nudity.
This clip and capture comes from one of those gambling site cams.
Shame, I like Hailey Gates. Unconventional but in a model with mystique kinda way.
A sympathetic rear.