I kinda' want to see this. Looks like a laugh even if it seems a bit shallow.

This movie makes me stabby.

Her dad is the Trinity Killer! I wonder if she kills herself at the end when her antics fail to win his love and attention.

Barf.

Barf.

You kind of have to love that the girl has to fly to Ireland to propose... but it's just so unheard of for a woman to pop the question in the states. That just wouldn't be proper! My lord what will they think of next.

Dublin isn't that hard to get to, is she that incompetent that she went to the wrong airport? You might want to add that to the list too.

Everyone in Ireland has an iphone or BlackBerry and working electicity that doesn't blow out a whole village from one over loaded socket. If her plane was diverted away from Dublin it would have gone to Limerick or Belfast or Derry. Even if she did have to land in Wales there is a Ferry that would negate the need to go by fishing boat. How do I know this? I live in Ireland, which by the way is not only famous for stereotypes and guiness but also for software development. Damn you holywood and your ridiculous veiw of Ireland.

Wait, a woman can only propose on LEAP DAY? What year is this, 1400?

Och, ye've noo idee whut ye're speakin' oov, lassie. Merra me!
(I'm not sure if that's supposed to be a bad Irish or Scottish accent... probably Scottish due to the "lassie")

On the flip side, one of the things that kinda bugs me about this movie is that she chases her beau to Ireland wanting to marry him, and then seems to fall in love with the guy who gives her a ride. It's nice to know Hollywood thinks women will throw away a secure relationship for the first guy with an accent and a car.

You know, in America it's tradition that on any month that starts with the letter C a women is totally allowed to propose to a man. Any other month and women can just fuck off and wait and poof their hair up or something. Whatever it is women do when they're just sitting and waiting for a man...

Um...it's a chick flick. I'm not saying that's an excuse for a film to be terribly sexist, but I also don't think the film - and especially not just the trailer - is claiming that ALL women are like this. And besides, there ARE women like that, who place getting married high on their list of things to do in life. There are also plenty of people who think it's only right for the man to propose; I'm not saying I agree with that, but it's not as though it's unheard of, even with people who consider themselves to be fairly open-minded. Some people just like tradition.

And seriously: "inappropriate men"? "sassy best friends"? I don't think you can be upset with what you assume are value judgments while staking your own argument in your own preconceptions.

It's a movie.... It's called entertainment! I loved the movie. Not for a second do I think all women are like this character... And for the record, after the movie my four daughters and I want to make a trip to Ireland now. Not because it was portrayed like a backwards country but because is was portrayed in a beautiful, romantic way.