
Soulmates Alexandra (Talulah Riley) and Jeremy (Matthew McNulty) are getting married. At least that's the plan. Unfortunately for them, nonchalant best man Peter (Noel Clarke), bridesmaid Sarah (Mena Suvari) and an army of naysayers haven't heard they're meant to be together. Can missing bridesmaids, crashed cars, a trip to A&E, and a delivery of pigs testicles stand in the way of true love?... (Full plot summary below)
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Soulmates Alexandra (Talulah Riley) and Jeremy (Matthew McNulty) are getting married. At least that's the plan. Unfortunately for them, nonchalant best man Peter (Noel Clarke), bridesmaid Sarah (Mena Suvari) and an army of naysayers haven't heard they're meant to be together. Can missing bridesmaids, crashed cars, a trip to A&E, and a delivery of pigs testicles stand in the way of true love?
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| Observer (UK)Philip FrenchAn offensive anthology of every loud, lewd and loathsome wedding joke staged or screened between The Taming of the Shrew and The Hangover. |
| The Sun (UK)Grant RollingsI would have happily jilted The Knot at the altar. |
| Time OutDave Calhoun'The Knot' mostly plumps for the usual clichés and stereotypes. |
| Daily Express (UK)Allan HunterBridesmaids, The Hangover and countless others have adequately covered the same territory and The Knot feels like a poor, cartoon-like imitation. |
| Empire MagazineJoe CunninghamA reminder of exactly how good Bridesmaids was, this British facsimile fails to replicate its charms or laugh count. |
| VarietyGuy LodgeThe Knot finds a bumbling groomsman fishing for silver wedding bands in a diarrhea-filled toilet bowl. Viewers searching for moments of wit or insight ... might relate. |
| The ListPaul GallagherHas the slapdash, half-finished quality of a high-school play, or perhaps a home video in which everyone involved is convinced that what they are creating is hilarious. In fact, it is not only unfunny and tedious but also hugely unpleasant. |
| GuardianPeter BradshawThere are some gross-out toilet moments that I suspect are inspired by the recent US hit Bridesmaids, but that movie had laughs and a lot of heart. The Knot, sadly, has neither. |
| ViewLondonMatthew TurnerRelies too heavily on gross-out gags and laddish humour and fails to provide either likeable characters or believeable relationships. |
| London Evening StandardDerek MalcolmAlmost everything is reduced to gross-out moments that are about as funny as a yak's poo so that when love conquers all in the end you don't believe it for a moment. |