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瑪戈特（妮可•基德曼 飾）帶著兒子一同前往參加妹妹寶琳（詹妮弗•杰森•李 飾）的婚禮。瑪戈特與寶琳的性格各異，兩姐妹的關(guān)系一直也不是太好，但她還是愿意參加妹妹的婚禮。
當(dāng)瑪戈特看到自己的未來(lái)妹夫馬爾科姆（杰克•布萊克 飾）后，她深知自己猜想的沒有錯(cuò)，她知道這個(gè)無(wú)業(yè)流民是無(wú)法配得上自己的妹妹的。
寶琳對(duì)姐姐的到來(lái)感到十分欣喜。一向刻薄的瑪戈特仿佛為寶琳家?guī)?lái)了許多麻煩。就連寶琳的女兒也不喜歡這位阿姨。瑪戈特不想自己的兒子與情夫迪克的女兒發(fā)生關(guān)系，她深愛自己的兒子。可是自己又周旋在丈夫與迪克之間無(wú)法選擇。
瑪戈特發(fā)現(xiàn)了馬爾科姆與迪克女兒之間有不可告人的秘密，她想把這件事告訴妹妹，寶琳也討厭瑪戈特把自己的生活經(jīng)歷寫成小說(shuō)，兩人爭(zhēng)吵不斷。這時(shí)候，寶琳從男友口中得知了他出軌的事，瑪戈特決定與她一起回紐約去，姐妹倆都知道，她們是愛著彼此的……
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Margot at the Wedding is a new film written and directed by Noah Baumbach, who brought us 'The squid and the Whale', one of my favorite movies from a few years back.
This film is another sharp-edged tableau of family dysfunction. It's played sometimes for laughs and sometimes just to make you cringe at how horrible and mean people could be to one another.
At the center of the drama are two sisters played by Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Jason Leigh. Kidman plays Margot who travels up to her sister Pauline--that's Jennifer Jason Leigh's--wedding. Margot brings her son--a teenager named Claude--played by a wonderful young actor named Zane Pais.
We meet Pauline, her husband-to-be played by Jack Black and her daughter, Claude's cousin. And mostly what happens is that these people just seem so awful and mean and cruel and of course that's the sign that they all really love each other very much. There is a lot of very fine insight and very fine acting in this movie. It's for the most part well written, well observed, well thought out. What I like most about it is that Baumbach, who's always been a very good writer, is really pushing himself as a filmmaker. It feels almost like a French movie in the way that it plunges you into these very particular individual lives without giving you a lot of explanation about what's going on.
But it doesn't really have a very persuasive dramatic shape so that by the end you feel like Baumbach is just multiplying incidents and big emotional moments and bringing on the tears at the horrible slapstick violence and kind of turning up the volume and spreading the misery around rather than bringing it to a point and telling us a story and giving us a way to relate to these characters other than just being appalled by their behavior and relieved that we don't actually know them in real life.
