Father of the Bride | Official Trailer | HBO Max

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Billy (Andy Garcia) and Ingrid (Gloria Estefan) are surprised when their eldest daughter Sofia (Adria Arjona) comes home to Miami for a visit, announcing a new boyfriend, Adan (Diego Boneta)—who is now her fiancé—and their plans for a wedding and a new life together in Mexico. Family relationships are tested as the roller coaster ride of wedding planning races toward the altar. This sparkling story of a modern rom-com updated from a timeless classic illustrates the surprising and funny ways the heart can adapt in the name of love.

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29 thoughts on “Father of the Bride | Official Trailer | HBO Max”

  2. This is the traditional Hispanic version of the original one and they did a fantastic job…. Gloria thank you for teaching Andy how to humble him self a little… you guys did great…

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  3. 42 mins in i wanted to smash my head into a brick wall… the movie is boring and annoying. I don't know WHAT possesed me to watch this, since it's not my type of movie… i guess i thought it looked like a fun comedy but it's not even a bit funny… yuck.

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  6. Was pleasantly surprised by this movie. As a Cuban-American living in Miami, I loved seeing on-site locations of famous Miami landmarks. Cuban culture was portrayed so well.

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  9. As a latina this is trash. I wanted myself to love this because I loved Father Of The Bride but this was full of all kind of leftist woke garbage. I'm Hispanic/Latina… not Latinx. Who made up this Latinx trash anyway. I didn't like how it made Andy Garcia's strong manly character as an issue and how he had to conform to be some soft pushover of a man. And the husband took the wife's last name, what the heck. And the yuppie girl who officiated the ceremony making mention of the eye in your mind…. No mention of God. It felt like a marketing ploy on how to use well known Latinos with influence to try to convince us to abandon our traditions, God and embrace woke idealogy. No thank you!

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  22. This trailer makes it seem like a comedy. But this movie felt kinda real except for the wedding planner. This is okay. I think people put a thumbs down because they were expecting a Steve Martin like film but it wasn’t.

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