Baggage Claim
Baggage Claim
PG-13 | 27 September 2013 (USA)
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Determined to get engaged before her youngest sister's wedding, flight attendant Montana Moore finds herself with only 30 days to make a connection. Fortunately, her friends have cooked up a high-flying scheme to help Montana land...the perfect guy!

Reviews
Interesteg What makes it different from others?
Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen
Phonearl Good start, but then it gets ruined
Skyler Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.
Bobby It is an OK movie. But it shows very well how women are desperately looking for a husband and getting married and constantly worried about their age and their expiry date. It shows very well how girls treat the nice "just friends" guys and expect them to get services while having sex with all the guys in the town.It can be a very good example to those "nice guys" who put women on pedestal and have no idea of how desperate they're and how girls plan to find a husband and how they use stupid guys like the staff at the airport and the housemate guy to get to the rich guys.It was a great example of what guys should NOT do when dealing with women.The movie reminded me the advices from Professor Tom Leykis a lot. If the guys follow the rules of professor they will get good results.
vincentlynch-moonoi There are things I like about this film, and things I don't like. Derek Luke is terrific. He's a wonderful actor who should be getting more recognition. On the other hand, Paula Patton...well, I'm not so sure. There were scenes where I thought she was quite good, and other scenes where her acting simply seemed sloppy. Her biggest problem -- a sometimes annoying voice. I was not impressed with Ms. Patton.The supporting cast here, though not "strong", was decent. I like Jenifer Lewis, who plays the mother here. I usually like Taye Diggs, but frankly, I felt this role was beneath him. It was interesting to see Trey Songz as a potential suitor here, but I was not particularly impressed. Also interesting to see Djimon Hounsou in a romantic role, although I feel he is better in serious roles. Adam Brody has a decent role here...nothing too deep, but pleasant.The story...well, kinda pleasant, but maybe silly. A stewardess feels she needs to get married, and uses her ability to fly to look for husbands. While all the time the man who is meant for her, she is overlooking. Well, you know the ending.To be honest, there's really only one reason to watch this film -- if you're a fan of Derek Luke.
dragokin While watching Baggage Claim i kept asking myself what led the authors to the choose title. The main character spent a considerable portion of her screen time on planes and at airports, but this hasn't been enough for me. Or maybe i didn't pay attention.Anyhow, Baggage Claim is a relaxing little movie. Without pretension at higher messages, it is another romantic comedy which will hopefully relax you and make feel good.You'll encounter the regular collection of characters being wealthy or at least leading an impressive lifestyle. What happened to hardworking people using public transportation? Don't they fall in love, as well?What gave me a chuckle was that among the few Caucasian characters in the movie, they have all been either gay or rich and dumb...
onelivingstone This was an excellent movie with a terrific overall message. I wholeheartedly recommend this movie with the exception of the 20 second political intrusion. Everything was great (albeit, somewhat predictable)- a good cast, a good story, a good message- all marred by making the stupid political statement and ridiculous (ignorant) false characterizations of a black Republican. Everything positive in this feature epitomizes what the black republican caucus stands for; but, makes the fatal mistake of inserting - radical/partisan/incorrect/misguided politics into an otherwise great flick! The producers need to check their facts and realize the a stable, enlightened, secure, committed, family-oriented,woman-honoring, independent-thinking, well-educated, good-triumphs-over-evil characters in a movie is what the general audience wants (demands) to see and is very REPUBLICAN by definition! They should either leave the politics OUT or, at least, be accurate in labeling that idiot wanna-be senator as a stupid, brainwashed, stereo-typical, misogynistic, ideologue WITHOUT party affiliation!