'Love her dress. Hate her.'
Tap to play or pause GIFNot only is the movie perfect, but its cast is also bonkers. In case you don't remember, Jennifer Coolidge and Regina King are in it, folks.I am playing fast and loose with the word"moment."
Also, we're not discussing the majority of things in the movie that straight-up don't make sense, or the little sprinkles of racism. There's also a huge age difference between Hilary Duff, who was a minor, and Chad Michael Murray. But I digress!Also, this is not a moment, but I must include that Sam's dad named his diner just"Hal's Diner."The way Sam's new step-mom Fiona tricks her into not being in the wedding photo. LOL.
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