Lana, a highly occupied and accomplished physician, is completely surprised when her beloved daughter Emma announces her engagement, set just a month away. To add to her astonishment, she is further shocked to discover that Emma’s future father-in-law is her former college boyfriend. Isn't it an amazing release? Watch it on HuraWatch. Directed by Mark Waters and penned by Robin Bernheim, the 2024 romantic comedy “Mother of the Bride” features Brooke Shields as the lead character Lana. Benjamin Bratt takes on the role of Will, the man who broke Lana’s heart in the past. Miranda Cosgrove stars as Lana’s cheerful daughter Emma, a social media influencer ready to tie the knot with Will’s son, RJ, played by Sean Teale. As the young couple uncovers their parents’ shared history, concerns arise about how it will impact the wedding festivities – and indeed, it does! Simply viewing the trailer for “Mother of the Bride” encapsulates what the film has to offer. It presents a run-of-the-mill, unmemorable, and formulaic romantic comedy that lacks innovation, save for incorporating some modern "social-media" elements to give it a contemporary feel. While Brooke Shields and Benjamin Bratt bring some charm as an onscreen duo, their talents are squandered in this uninspired screenplay. Miranda Cosgrove and Sean Teale, portraying the engaged couple Emma and RJ, offer a few endearing moments, yet their connection feels lukewarm at best.