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Just married

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Movie propaganda

Tom (Ashton Kutcher) is a sports announcer with blue collar roots. Sarah (Brittany Murphy) is a writer whose family is as wealthy as it is snobbish. Much to her family's - and ex-boyfriend's - horror, they fall in love and marry. Following their wedding, Tom and Sarah set off on what they expect to be the perfect holiday, but thanks to her conspiring family and ex-, the happy couple experiences the honeymoon from hell.

Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film romantic comedy honeymoon romance true love vacation holiday Europe

Persons of interest

Ashton Kutcher .... Tom
Brittany Murphy .... Sarah
Christian Kane .... Peter Prentis
David Moscow .... Kyle
Monet Mazur .... Lauren
David Rasche .... Mr McNerney
Thad Luckinbill .... Willie McNerney
David Agranov .... Paul McNerney
Taran Killam .... Dickie McNerney
Raymond J Barry .... Mr Leezak
Toshi Toda .... Yuan
George Gaynes .... Father Robert
Massimo Schina .... Fredo
Valeria Andrews .... Wendy
Alex Thomas .... Fred
Laurent Alexandre .... Henri Margeaux
Sam Harper .... Screenwriter
Shawn Levy .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Just married official movie site
Just married QuickTime movie trailers
Studios and distributors:

20th Century Fox

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

Just married is a light, bright, funny, entertaining romantic comedy. There's not much more that you need to know except that Ashton Kutcher keeps taking his clothes off (down to the boxer shorts) and his character is a typical dumb Yank who thinks that "American" is a language and who wears white socks to his own wedding (and wedding night).

If you are the kind of person who gets annoyed at stupid things that they do in movies you'll note that the air steward bangs on the toilet door, which air stewards never do. They don't mind if someone has sex in the toilet. They don't tell you to go back to your seat if you're in the toilet. They can open the door from the outside using only a ball-point pen. Also, every glass of champagne in the whole movie is flat.