I think it easily ranks with the best of the Apatow productions, and it might even be my personal favorite. By the time we came out of the theater, my three friends and I had smiles plastered across our faces, and we couldn't stop talking about the film for the next couple hours. Ultimately, I went into the theater with modest expectations, hoping to get a few good laughs out of it. The trailer for the film admittedly didn't do much for me, but I was intrigued by the concept of a female-driven Apatow film. My friends invited me to a preview screening of Bridesmaids last night, and I accepted the invitation with a sense of cautious optimism. However, Jon's reaction doesn't tell whether he likes it or not. She sticks a slice of ham on his chest and eats them. The home video of Megan (Melissa McCarthy) and Jon (Ben Falcone) is slightly longer.Shocked by that, she went back downstairs and saw Taylor taking some contraceptive pills before leaving the house hastily. After Annie goes upstairs, she overhears Pete talking on the phone telling his wife how he missed her and describes Annie as unattractive.
While waiting at the living room for Pete to get ready, she has a very uncomfortable conversation with his son Taylor (he's talking about "fear of dying", asking about Annie replacing his mother, etc.).
The car ride with Lillian (Maya Rudolph) and Annie after the bridal store fiasco is longer and different than the theatrical version.Becca (Ellie Kemper) mocks Annie for being single and offers to arrange a date for her.The conversation between Annie (Kristen Wiig) and Mother (Jill Clayburgh) is slightly longer with Mother telling her about Father's "chicken coop" sex act, and it also reveals that Annie's father grew up in a farm.The 131-minute unrated version contains several additional scenes as follows:
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