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Deadline reports The Bride! opened to $13.6M worldwide ($7.3M domestic), a sharp flop for Warner Bros. After production costs around $80M and roughly $65M in marketing, industry estimates suggest the film could lose about $90M in its first cycle, despite an Oscar-season release and strong talent. The movie’s high-art, niche appeal and mixed reception limited its appeal, signaling a costly miss for the studio.
Critics are divided on Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride!, a Frankenstein-inspired pastiche led by Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale. Some praise Buckley’s ferocious performance and the film’s bold, musical-infused energy, while others fault its coherence and trippy final act. Current scores sit around 49% on Rotten Tomatoes and 57 on Metacritic, signaling mixed Oscar-season chatter and a polarizing reception to this audacious departure.
Jessie Buckley leads Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride!, a loud, stylish reimagining of the Frankenstein myth that roars with dance numbers and retro flair but is hampered by uneven plotting and sporadic clunkiness; it effectively showcases Buckley’s talents and a chic 1930s aesthetic, yet its ambitions occasionally overwhelm its focus on consent and feminism.
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! premiered in London to praise for its bold, gothic reimagining of Frankenstein, with Jessie Buckley delivering a standout, magnetic performance and Christian Bale receiving early praise; the 1930s Chicago-set drama/monster romance, inspired by Shelley’s work and echoing Bride of Frankenstein, is directed by Gyllenhaal. Early social-media reactions celebrate the film’s audacious visuals and performances, ahead of its March 6 theatrical release (critics’ embargo lifts March 4).
Tariffs on Chinese-made wedding dresses are increasing costs for brides and shop owners in the US, leading to higher prices, budget uncertainties, and longer shopping processes, while also impacting related wedding accessories and American-made options.
A former bride and marketing manager has created "missed RSVP" cards for wedding guests who fail to respond by the deadline, aiming to hold guests accountable for proper etiquette. The message, which has received mixed reactions, politely informs guests that their presence will be missed due to the RSVP deadline passing. An etiquette expert supports this approach, emphasizing the importance of respecting RSVP deadlines and advising brides to use such messages only when necessary.
Jamie Komoroski, charged with killing a bride in a DUI crash on her wedding night, has been released from jail less than a year later after posting bail. The incident occurred in Folly Beach, South Carolina, where Komoroski allegedly rear-ended the couple's golf cart while driving twice the speed limit with a blood-alcohol content over three times the legal limit. The bride died, and the groom was seriously injured. Komoroski will be fitted with an ankle monitor and faces restrictions on driving and leaving her home. She has been charged with felony DUI resulting in death and reckless homicide, and her trial date has not been set.
An Appleton bride diagnosed with breast cancer decided to say "I do" to a clinical trial for a new cancer treatment. Despite her diagnosis, she remained determined to have her dream wedding and participate in the trial simultaneously. The bride hopes that her decision will not only benefit her own health but also contribute to advancements in breast cancer research and treatment options for others.
A bride-to-be's hair trial for her wedding went terribly wrong, prompting her to stress the importance of hair and makeup trials. The woman had requested Hollywood waves but was disappointed by the final results, which she shared in a viral TikTok video. Many TikTokers expressed surprise and offered sympathy, suggesting that she find another stylist or consider a DIY approach. Hair and makeup trials are crucial for brides to ensure they look and feel their best on their big day, allowing them to communicate their desired style and make any necessary adjustments. Researching the artist, bringing inspiration photos, and remaining flexible are key to a successful trial.
A bride's smile was "ruined" after getting Botox injections a month before her wedding, causing her smile to become lopsided. The bride's TikTok video went viral, serving as a cautionary tale for brides and Botox fans to carefully plan cosmetic procedures before highly photographed events. Many TikTokers shared their own Botox mishaps in the comments. Aesthetician experts advise scheduling treatments well in advance, consulting with qualified professionals, and understanding the potential complications and healing time involved.
A bride's smile was "ruined" after getting Botox injections in her chin a month before her wedding, causing her smile to become lopsided. Despite attempts to fix it, the asymmetry remained, leading to emotional distress for the bride. The incident serves as a cautionary tale for brides and Botox fans, emphasizing the importance of carefully planning cosmetic procedures before highly photographed events. Experts recommend consulting with qualified professionals who specialize in facial aesthetics and have a thorough understanding of the procedure and facial anatomy.
A bride's smile was "ruined" after getting Botox injections in her chin a month before her wedding, causing her smile to become lopsided. Despite attempts to rectify the issue, she was left feeling upset and unable to stop crying. The incident serves as a cautionary tale for brides and Botox fans, highlighting the importance of carefully planning cosmetic procedures before highly photographed events. Experts advise scheduling treatments well in advance to allow for potential complications and adequate healing time, and consulting with qualified professionals who specialize in facial aesthetics and understand the anatomy of the face.
A bride in the Philippines waded through ankle-deep water in a flooded church to walk down the aisle and marry her groom after a devastating typhoon swept through the country. Despite the challenging conditions, the couple was determined to proceed with the ceremony and were grateful that their guests still attended. The province where the church is located had been placed under a state of calamity due to severe floods caused by the typhoon.
A bride-to-be surprised her family by wearing her grandmother's 1972 courthouse dress to her wedding rehearsal, bringing her grandmother to tears. The video of the emotional moment has gone viral on TikTok, with many commenting on the touching gesture. The trend of wearing moms' and grandmas' old wedding dresses for modern rehearsals is growing in popularity. The upcycled dress trend may unearth even more vintage gems from older generations' closets.
A bride-to-be surprised her family by wearing her grandmother's 1972 courthouse dress to her wedding rehearsal, which brought her grandmother to tears. The video of the emotional moment has gone viral on TikTok. The trend of wearing moms' and grandmas' old wedding dresses for modern rehearsal dresses is growing in popularity. The upcycled dress trend may unearth more vintage gems from older generations' closets.