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"\n\n We know, we know: There is no way in hell you&amp;#39;re going to see a movie called Bridesmaids. Especially if it&amp;#39;s about actual bridesmaids (the kind you might find at, say, a wedding) as opposed to naughty bridesmaids or slutty bridesmaids (the kind you might find in, say, pornography). But ignore the title and focus instead on these facts: Far from being a celebration of dresses and tus and petal-dusted aisles, the movie is about a single, thirtysomething, fall-for-the-wrong-guy specialist&amp;#39;s comic descent into bridal-party purgatory. It stars and was cowritten by Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live&amp;#39;s reigning MVP, and most important, it is damn funny. But if you&amp;#39;re still not on board, Wiig has a few more reasons why this is one chick flick you should let yourself get dragged to.\n\n The very first scene is a multiposition sex scene involving Wiig and Jon Hamm. \n\n &amp;quot;There&amp;#39;s some good positions in there. Jon Hamm\u2014pumpin&amp;#39; away. He was making his money that day. There was nothing hot about that scene. We weren&amp;#39;t, like, looking into each others&amp;#39; eyes. A lot of women who&amp;#39;ve seen the movie tell me that they can totally relate to that relationship. We&amp;#39;ve all had that one person where we&amp;#39;re like, &amp;#39;I don&amp;#39;t know.... But he&amp;#39;s good-looking. And it&amp;#39;s convenient.&amp;#39; Am I saying something about myself that I shouldn&amp;#39;t be saying?&amp;quot;\n\n There&amp;#39;s a laser show in the movie.\n\n &amp;quot;Yes, lasers. Car stunts. Littering. Drinking. Drugs. Vomit. These are all things guys like, right?&amp;quot;\n\n It is R-rated.\n\n &amp;quot;I don&amp;#39;t want to make it seem like it&amp;#39;s just this crass, farting raunchfest. It&amp;#39;s an adult\u2014 Well, I was gonna say it&amp;#39;s an adult film. But then it wouldn&amp;#39;t be rated R. It&amp;#39;d be rated something else. Although if we want guys to come...&amp;quot;\n\n It&amp;#39;s in 3-D. \n\n &amp;quot;Okay, it seems 3-D. It&amp;#39;s shot in such a way that it just leaps out at you. And the people in the background are smaller than the people in the foreground. That&amp;#39;s kind of like 3-D, right? Or maybe that&amp;#39;s just how your eyes work.&amp;quot;\n\n It does not fetishize marriage and weddings.\n\n &amp;quot;Even in this day and age, if you&amp;#39;re not married, there are people who are like, Awww! Don&amp;#39;t worry, it&amp;#39;ll happen for you someday. Which is fucking crazy. So when we were writing the movie, we were hoping to send the message that you don&amp;#39;t have to be married to be a normal member of society.&amp;quot;\n\n There is a scene in which multiple wedding dresses are vomited and/or shat upon.\n\n &amp;quot;And I cannot take credit for it. That was all Judd.&amp;quot;\n\n Oh, right: It&amp;#39;s produced by Judd Apatow. \n\n &amp;quot;Even though his movies tend to be male-centered, women love them, too, because they have heart. It&amp;#39;s not just joke, joke, joke, the end. He brought a lot of that to the script this time. And maybe knowing that Judd had something to do with it, people will realize there&amp;#39;s more to the movie than what the title suggests.&amp;quot;\n\n And anyway, the title was his idea.\n\n &amp;quot;We had a hard time with it. Really hard. And finally Judd said, &amp;#39;Let&amp;#39;s just call it Bridesmaids.&amp;#39; He was like, &amp;#39;Look, that&amp;#39;s what it is, that&amp;#39;s what it&amp;#39;s about. It&amp;#39;s simple. It&amp;#39;s one word.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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