What Happens in Vegas (Widescreen Edition)

A little slow, not as funny as advertised ,but still a good movie. Was still enjoyable.

No regrets with buying this blu-ray release. Get it if you're a fan of Ashton or Cameron. Worth every cent!

I thought this was an extremely funny movie! Everyone did an awesome job & Ashton Kutcher and the sexy Cameron Diaz were perfect together! After a wild party in Vegas, Jack and Joy realize they got married, but they don't remember it. Jack wins a 3 million dollar Jackpot with Joy's quarter. Since they are married, have to share it, but they don't want to. Judge Whopper takes away the money until they go through six months of 'hard marriage' Throughout the months, Jack and Joy do all they can to drive the other crazy. Even their friends try to help them, but soon, they slowly begin to fall in love. If you love romantic comedies, you'll love WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS!!!

I am really surprised at this sub-plot of coming back again and again to portray Joy's Chinese colleague in the worst possible stereotype. While I liked the movie and found the leading actors cute and funny I couldn't figure out the racist approach everytime Joy's Chinese colleague had to say something or do something. The scenes at work or in the boardroom or in the boss's house or in the night party with the Chinese woman with her Chinese husband? I thought that was far too much and I thought all this confirms it was done on purpose. Maybe it is fashionable now to bash China? What others think about this? I did not also appreciate the portrayal of other minorities in the movie, such as the African American guy who arrived in a police suit. Is the movie telling us that only this couple of mainstream white Americans can be truly "American" and that Joy's boss found a connection with her husband (Ashton) because he displayed some cultural treats?

As a rule, the best romantic comedies are pleasurable affairs with engaging stars who brighten the silver screen. However, the obnoxious pairing of Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher defies entertainment value. "What Happens in Vegas" should have stayed in the vault. A lame premise and brain-dead filmmaking add up to a painful cinematic experience. Save your gambling money and place your bets on "Honeymoon in Vegas."