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Bride Wars
Mary and Jing are childhood best friends. When they were kids, they dreamed about their ideal weddings. Ten years later, on the day of their weddings, however, a mistake by the wedding planner pits them against each other, in a battle of wits.
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Mary and Jing are childhood best friends. When they were kids, they dreamed about their ideal weddings. Ten years later, on the day of their weddings, however, a mistake by the wedding planner pits them against each other, in a battle of wits.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Tony Chan, Gu Wei
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bona Film Group, Ivanhoe Pictures, 20th Century Fox
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