Regardless of the title, this movie is not really about princesses or brides. A humorous and irreverent adventure with colorful characters and a great script.

Script is a bit pretentious. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alec Baldwin have little or no chemistry, but the cast is okay in general. There were a few genuine and funny moments.

Worst sound effects ever. Lots of flashing and blinking screens too. I got a headache from the first five minutes of this 'movie'.

The story had a lot of potential, and the CGI wasn't bad, but Natalie Stone is the only person who delivered her lines with any conviction. The acting totally sunk this movie.

Normally I don't like musicals, but this short series is clever and amusing - and boasts an impressive cast for an indie project.

Heartily deserves a negative score. Looks like it was made by some students in a beginners film-making course, and the acting is on par with a five year old reading dialogue off a napkin.

I'm not a huge fan of this new friendly vegetarian vampire genre. Definitely doesn't help that the movie was over-hyped and marketed to girls.

All the text snippets at the beginning made me feel like I was playing a video game, not watching a movie. The overall story isn't bad, but there is tons of downtime in between the interesting events.

Not... bad, but very strange, and not particularly good either. The end is slightly ambiguous too, which doesn't help.

One of the slowest and most uninteresting movies I've ever watched. Not only that, but the solution to the alien problem is ludicrous.

This show probably appeals most to geeks and gamers, though if you know or live with one you might find it amusing too. The first season was the best, second was okay, and third season left a lot to be desired. Went from comic to just plain silly.

The lead up was a bit long, but once the real story got going it was pretty good, and the ending was fantastic.

Indie vibe, but decent cast. The story was pretty good, though since people stayed in pairs it didn't leave many suspects.

This same story has been remade so many times, and this movie doesn't add anything special to the mix. Girl goes somewhere, guy follows girl, stuff happens on the way.

The first five minutes were great, and it was all downhill from there - too much Dane Cook. Surprisingly, Jessica Alba actually managed to be rather funny and charming.