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Muriel's Wedding
1995
In this heartwarming comedy, socially anxious Muriel Heslop, desperate for love and acceptance, embarks on a journey of self-discovery in Sydney. With the help of kindred spirit Rhonda, she trades her small-town misery for big-city dreams, transforming from an awkward wallflower to a confident bride-to-be, all while learning that true happiness lies beyond societal expectations.
Runtime: 106 min
Box Office: $15M
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63
Metascore
8.1
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81%
TOMATOMETER
84%
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69.0
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In the stifling atmosphere of Porpoise Spit, socially awkward Muriel Heslop (character name not provided) is subjected to relentless ridicule by her vapid friends Tania, Cheryl, Janine, and Nicole. Her escape from this toxic environment lies in daydreams of a lavish wedding, which would whisk her away from the suffocating clutches of her domineering father Bill (character name not provided), a corrupt politician who continually belittles his entire family. The catalyst for Muriel's disillusionment arrives at Tania and Chook's nuptials, where she discovers the couple's illicit tryst and is subsequently hauled out of the reception by the police for allegedly pilfering Dianne's (character name not provided) wedding dress.
Muriel finds solace in Deidre Chambers' (character name not provided) multilevel marketing venture, which offers her a fleeting sense of belonging. However, this temporary reprieve is short-lived as her so-called friends officially expel her from their clique after denying her an invitation to their island getaway. Seizing the opportunity to take control of her life, Muriel's mother Betty (character name not provided) signs a blank cheque for her to fund Deidre's business. Instead, Muriel cashes the cheque and uses the windfall to follow Deidre and her cohorts to the island, where she reunites with Rhonda Epinstall, an old acquaintance from her high school days. The two form a strong bond, solidified when Rhonda shares Tania's devastating secret about Nicole and Chook.
As Muriel navigates the complexities of her newfound independence in Sydney, she forges a friendship with Brice Nobes (character name not provided), an awkward yet kind-hearted individual. Her life takes another dramatic turn when Rhonda suffers a debilitating spinal tumour that renders her paraplegic. Confronted by the harsh realities of her friend's condition, Muriel finds herself torn between her desire for independence and her duty to care for Rhonda. As tensions simmer within their friendship, Muriel confesses her long-held fixation on a fairytale wedding, which further strains their bond.
As Muriel's desperation reaches a boiling point, she agrees to marry David Van Arkle, a South African swimmer, in exchange for a hefty sum of $10,000 from his parents. The lavish wedding in Sydney is attended by her friends Tania, Cheryl, and Janine, who serve as her bridesmaids, while Rhonda's bitterness towards Muriel's decision is palpable. Meanwhile, Bill's open displays of affection towards Deidre are a stark reminder to the guests that he has already moved on from his relationship with Betty. The newlywed couple's joyous occasion is somewhat marred by the absence of Betty, who is struggling to make ends meet and unable to afford a ticket to the wedding. Rhonda, feeling abandoned and helpless, ultimately decides to move back in with her mother.
In Porpoise Spit, Betty's financial struggles take a toll on her mental health, leading to an impulsive decision that lands her in trouble with the law. Bill's intervention helps her avoid the consequences of shoplifting, but it only serves as a temporary reprieve from her deeper problems. As her situation continues to deteriorate, Betty makes the devastating decision to end her life, leaving behind a daughter, Joanie, who is left to pick up the pieces. The news of Betty's passing forces Muriel to confront the harsh realities of her own marriage and the emptiness that has been growing inside her.
As David's disinterest in their relationship becomes increasingly clear, Muriel finally finds the courage to stand up for herself and end the charade. Bill's subsequent proposal for Muriel to help raise his children with Deidre is met with resistance, as she refuses to enable his selfish desires. With her newfound assertiveness, Muriel also puts her foot down with her father, demanding that he stop his verbally abusive behavior towards her siblings.
Muriel extends an olive branch to Rhonda, offering her a fresh start in Sydney and a chance to leave Porpoise Spit's toxic atmosphere behind. Rhonda seizes the opportunity, rejecting her former tormentors and embracing a brighter future with Muriel. As they fly away from their troubled past, Muriel and Rhonda are filled with hope and anticipation for the exciting adventures that lie ahead in Sydney.