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If this were still the nineties, the new Lifetime original movie Marry Me (starring Lucy Liu and premiering on December 12th at 9pm) would feature a protagonist who just can't make up her mind between men even though it would be clear to the audience from the end of the first act exactly why everyone was wrong for her except for one. There'd be a wedding dress montage, some "bridezilla" scenes in a florist shoppe or cake tasting place, and a periphery character would be a harried wedding planner. But times have changed, and Marry Me isn't your typical Lifetime movie: it is a fun and refreshing ride through one uggs black friday sale woman's relationship(s), still holding out, but not just pining, for "happily ever after."In fact, it is a miniseries, telling the tale of Rae Carter (Liu) over two separate two hour chunks. Rae is a serious career woman a social worker who helps find kids in the foster care system good homes but she has dreams bigger than just sitting behind a desk. She's an artist or she was or she wants to be. Rae wants to be in love and get married more than anything else. She wants romance; she wants spontaneity (but not so much that she won't be able to settle down in the suburbs and have black friday uggs a family); she wants the fairytale. Unfortunately for her, when her boyfriend of two years (Bobby Cannavale) prepares a special evening, it is not a proposal but a celebration of a work grant for him. Enter Luke (Steven Pasquale), who is perfect on paper and seemingly too good to be true in person. Finally women are allowed to show off imperfections! And believe us, Rae has quite a few imperfections! But for someone growing up wanting the fairytale, that all just seems very natural and keeps what could be an overthetop, unlikeable character very grounded and relatable. Rae doesn't have the tools to recognize which is the solid, strong relationship that can last versus what looks good for the moment but will sure to be fleeting. Those fairytales are all big, loud, fast romances but who's to say the couples continue past the end credits?As if Rae's feelings weren't complicated enough, her ex comes back into the picture just as things are starting to get serious with Luke, and she finds herself emotionally torn between the two. As an actor, she is adept at finding chemistry with anyone she is opposite, but here it truly shines with Murciano in a flirty, easy way. Cannavale's big eyes make him more vulnerable than the others, and you find yourself just wanting to mother him. But does mothering make a relationship? Pasquale is a fasttalker but without all of the smarm; he is the smart, studious, slightly smirky type who should be the most obvious match for Rae and her own serious sense of wit. Never one to stray from the mold of a precocious teenager, Marano makes a surprisingly charming (and capable) sidekick that never once distracts from Rae's journey. Picking up where Scoundrels left off, Marano is showing off her maturity and subdued and more mature nature. She isn't your typical "plucky best friend" in Marry Me, though she is most definitely someone you'd want in your corner or your film. The first part leaves with a definite cliffhanger, so you're for sure going to want to DVR both parts!
From our advance review, who do you think Rae will choose to marry? Or do you think she'll pull a Sue Sylvester by way of Carrie Bradshaw and just marry herself? Sound off in the comments below!
