My Big Fat Greek Wedding - 2002 - Full Movie
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding is a 2002 romantic comedy film directed by Joel Zwick and written by Nia Vardalos, who also stars in the film as Fotoula "Toula" Portokalos, a middle-class Greek American woman who falls in love with White Anglo-Saxon Protestant Ian Miller. The film received generally positive reviews from critics and, at the 75th Academy Awards, it was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.
A sleeper hit, the film became the highest-grossing romantic comedy domestically of all time, and grossed $241.4 million in North America, despite never reaching number one at the box office during its release. It was the highest-grossing film with that distinction for 14 years until the animated film Sing grossed $268 million in 2016.
The film spawned a franchise, which inspired the short-lived 2003 CBS TV series My Big Fat Greek Life, and a film sequel titled My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, which was released on March 25, 2016, by Universal Pictures. A third film, entitled My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, is currently in production at Universal Pictures' division Focus Features.
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"Both different, but In the end, we are all fruit." Words of true wisdom to live by!
I was adopted into a Greek family when I was 2 years old. This movie is so on point!! Bravo ❤❤
I’m married to Greek man and it was the best thing ever happened to me . Greek people are the best ❤.
Does he have a brother? 😅
It’s because of his windex 😉
The bit where the Mother talks about the war and then the Grandmother comes in with the wedding head wreaths, and you get the shot of all 3 of them looking into the mirror. It always makes me cry. 😭💕
Yes a beautiful scene. Three generations of Portoculus women.
Immanuel jesus christ god our father abbafather daddy protecting us controls our tongues and subdues our unruly passions taming and bridling our mouths lips tongues hands hearts forgiveness breathing beating of our hearts flowing of our bloods livingwaters medicines vitamins fruits waters breads wines travelers rescuers setters of the prisoners and the captives hostages ransomed taken hoarded cuffed tackled abducted assaulted wounded bruised hurt harmed traumatized tradgedied imprisoned judged sentenced broken shot hunted held against God's wills and ways now alpha omega we give to Jesus Christ's truthfulls lightsfulls waysfulls innocences good visitors neighbors communitys cities towns villages tribes camps dwellers in the rooms houses mansions fortunes priceless treasures inheritances benefits tithes wages talents gifts rewards promises surprises blessings revelations of good mysteries miracles signs wonderments wisdoms witts ways gracefully confidencefulls perseveringsfulls patiencefulls endurancefulls persevering virtues discernmentsfulls and victories overcoming all evil ones now alpha omega amen
It's a beautiful scene. So sensitively done.
It was the war with the turks. They massacred millions of Greeks, Armenians, Assyrians and other non-muslims in the Ottoman empire. The grandmother slept with a knife under the pillow to protect herself from the turks.
God, the poor parents of the groom are completely dizzy both literally and figuratively! ! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm Mexican American and my two best friends are from India, and we laugh so hard every time we watch this movie because it reminds us of our families and our culture. It's a classic in our books
I'm El Salvadorian- American, and I feel the exact same way. Every time I watch it, it just reminds me of me and my husband. He's white and comes from a smaller family as well. But he does have a bunch of cousins tho, his mom comes from a family of 6.
Yea same I'm Puerto Rican and American and this also reminds me of my family and culture as well and Greece reminds me of Puerto Rico
You got indian best friends
You are lucky if they are not jurk don't leave then and I am 90%sure they will not leave you
Sicilian family here, this movie is a classic for us too!
Like gus said apples and oranges but in the end we're all fruit 😂
My husband is Greek. (I'm Korean) I completely understand this now, especially after our wedding.
I'm Greek and my wife is Chinese (her parents are from Hong Kong). This was mandatory watching before we got married 😀
Did anyone from the Greek side of the family ever school you on everything Greek...including anything from your culture? 😉😆
@@TheAmateurEditor oh god, I can't imagine what a culture shock that must've been for her parents! 😂 Did your parents also give them cooked lamb? What was the most outstandingly Grecian thing for them? What was their reaction? I must know! 🤣
@@doczirebeka8312 And I’m sure her family must’ve have been a culture shock for his parents and family. Her parents must’ve cooked his parents Rice and Noodles the Chinese way and His parents must’ve gotten a taste of Buddhism.
Now that would make a great movie ❤
Loved this movie. My "family" couldn't be more different. An alcoholic father. A depressed, heavily medicated mother. No love. No closeness or involvement. No one there for me or my siblings. My Dad was in the military so we moved often. We were too poor to visit relatives in other states. My Dad didn't even go to either of his parents funerals. He didn't go to my highschool graduation or college graduation. Said he was too busy. Neither of my parents were ever involved with us. When I go to the 12 Steps Groups for Adult Children of Alcoholics I hear that millions of people who grew up in alcoholic families had a similar experience of no one being there for them. So we watch movies like this in wonder and amazement that people have this kind of experience.
❤️🩹 to you
Family is like quicksand. The more you move the you sink in. And if you not move. You still sink. Quote From arrested development. I avoid any of these relationships and run.
OMG my heart aches for you my family used to be so close when our parents were alive. All I would love to do is give you a great big hug and send it to the child you were I am soooo sorry you experienced that. Our parents loved us so much even though they were very strict. xxxx
Bless your heart. I’m so sorry that this way of life is foreign to you. But you sound like you will break the pattern! Many prayers and good luck!!
@@megzeecreates9093 So sweet and kind of you to give a hug to the child I once was. I'm glad you felt love in your family. In my life, I became a teacher of children and now in my elder years I do a family daycare in my home. I'm surrounded with children, young moms, nursing babies, adopted dogs and cats. I live on 20 acres with 10 people who each have their own little home and we've created a multi-generational "village" of sorts. Both my parents are alive, in their 90's, divorced. My Dad remarried and became a good husband to his second wife. Both of my parent's grew up in poverty, deprivation and severe abuse. Especially my father. It's a miracle that they are both in relatively good health and financially secure. But no closeness, no togetherness. My Mom never visited me in over 40 years though she traveled the world in her retirement. I chalk it up to her early deprivation, trauma of being married to my father, and her innate personality wasn't into being a mother or wife. She was a career woman. No capacity for personal intimacy or nurturing. It is so interesting the way life unfolds.
The writing is brilliant..that's why she won the academy award for best screenplay and best picture!! Its all Very well done!!
I think they didn't win the award, but the nomination.
My favourite relationship in the film is Toula and her brother Nick. Louis Mandylor really displayed the love and protectiveness of a brother towards his sister and I really loved how he was always so supportive of her and Ian and encouraged her whenever she had doubts.
You can also see what a great uncle he is to Athena's boys and how he loves his father and wants his approval for his painting aspirations, but at no point does he show any bitterness towards him for being oblivious/indifferent, or envy that Toula is breaking with tradition and getting support from the family when he isn't.
But goddamn does he mess with her fiance 😂
I got a little teary eyed at those scenes, especially the scene where Nikko says he's going to start some night classes on painting. As someone that's had a difficult relationship with their brothers growing up, it makes me so emotional to see those supportive scenes between the two.
He is such a good brother in the new one too! Love Niko ❤️
There was also the nice blend of pootinannyness when he took the picture of all the ladies without makeup.
He reminds me of my theio (uncle) in Greece, he acted like that towards both my dad and step dad, both of them being non-Greek 😂 him and my mum’s relationship is exactly the same
I am greek and this is how we really are! But, i am suprised to see in the comments that alot of people from all over the world relate to this movie ! I guess we greeks are not the only ones that our family and culture is like this
Greek Americans are like that, not Greeks born, educated and living in Greece. These people look like freaks to us, like from another planet. I was almost angry when I first watched it: it took me a very long time to accept it (actually when I met a Canadian Greek "ghetto" in Montreal). Greek women (in Greece) are very educated, they make strong careers, they do not get married easily. And Greek men LOVE the independence and the spirit of their women. Strong Greek women are ADMIRED by Greek men.
I am Armenian and all this is very relatable. Reminds me of the wonderful times when my grandparents were alive and of the family get together a and how happy and protected we children used to feel being surrounded growing up in a big family. It all has sadly changed. I have been showing this film to my son, who is about to travel to Armenia in a month and who is unfortunately growing up without his father (he passed away).
This is a wonderful movie. I love the Greek Culture.
Yes! I'm Italian and very much relate.... My dad is Italian and my mom Irish English.....I really relate...the Hot and Cold
I am scotch Irish. Most of my family has passed. This movie made me realize just how much I miss them and just how unique each one of them were. I’d give anything to have them back again, so treasure your family, and all their oddities.
I'm Mexican-American, and of course, this film is way too relatable. I grew up feeling weird, lonely, ugly....with no hope. When the love of my life found me, my parents made our union difficult. I tired to push this beautiful man out of my life to spare him from my family, and my low self esteem for being different---but he thought I was worth it. He never gave up on me, and now we're happy.
This film is a fun, touching reminder that I'm not alone. Blessed be all the wonderful men that love us weird, foreign women with strange, difficult families 💕
❤ 😊 All I know (from Greek ancestors) is nothing wired, but they are truly alive, pure hearted.
Well, this is our haritage and loving each other forcefully, sometimes loudly is absolutely OK for me! 🎉😅😉
Being a loving sincere person can't be shameful! Never!
👍 Be yourself! God is with you! 🥰
Take me as i'am . Beauty is skin deep. We are all fruit. 😊❤ Aloha! Hawaii July 6 2024
Ποσο μικρή αυλή είναι αυτός ο υπέροχος πλανητης Ο Όσκαρ Γουάιλντ έγραψε ότι όλοι κολυμπαμαι στα σκατα αλλά κάποιοι κοιτάζουμε τ αστέρια Ας στρεψουμε το ενδιαφέρον μας προς τα εκεί και ας αναλογιστουμε αυτό που συμβαίνει τώρα, αυτή τη στιγμή που κάποιοι άγνωστοι συνάνθρωποι ή συνταξιδιώτες μοιράζονται μια γλυκεια εμπειρία
Toxic families that harm their children presented in a funny way
Its a feeling and history background many all over the world can identity. Reality is rough.
I loved this. I’m watching it for the first time in 2024. And I love it!! Thank you 🇬🇷 ❤❤❤
Me too. I am not a great film watcher, so it had eluded me. I thought it was Brill. I laughed out loud when she got pulled over by her headset because she was flummoxed at their meeting. So nice to see a genuine, warm happy Funny film, after all the rubbish they seem to be making now. No Superheroes, no blood and gore, just a film about a bunch of likeable people and a loving if dotty family. Siting here with a big goofy grin on my chops. I knew there was going to be a "Catch" with the house! Haha. But it was a sweet "catch"
The second part is very funny too!!
It's delightful. The second is great too 🎉
Me, too. I can't believe I haven't seen this before when it first came out. I feel stupid lol😂
@@DusktilDawn-xq8rl No need to feel stupid. We were just doing "Other Things"
My neighbours are Greeks and I used to go over to their house after school all the time and she used to make us Greek food all the time and it was great.
I got married at 39 actually 13 days before my 40th birthday. Did I feel like an old maid? Hell no. I was ready at that point. I went through some ups and downs in life, and I realized that you get married when you’re ready, with the right person, not because there’s a ticking clock. We’ve been happily married for 25 years.
39 is so much better than 50, but better late than never. ?
Congrats!
Thank you for this comment, Anne. It is very reassuring. Congratulations on the 25 years
"No queen size. They make me look fat." The dialog is incredible in this film.
I watch this movie 15.times. It's crazy like mental illness 😂
1. For the wonderful Greek culture. 2. For the hilarious dialogues. 3. For the tight & caring kinship. 4. For Dad's love to Toula, that's almost obsessive. 5. For Mom's wisdom & trickery. 6. For Auntie who owns travel agency, claiming she is the best cook, wanting to cook lamb for Ian who's vegetarian. 7. For Toula & Ian first conversation inside the travel office. 8. For Toula & Ian first date. 9. For Toula & Ian second date and first kiss. 10. For their 3rd kiss when Toula was wearing red dress, and Ian was begging for more. 11. For Toula & Ian afterglow, and Ian proposed to Toula..12. For Nicky, the primadona cousin who's sexy, bold, brash & funny. 13. For all the kitchen scenes..14. For Ian baptism inside Greek Orthodox Church. 15. For the wedding extravaganza.
I really love this movie. It makes me ponder about my life, I am.not even Greek.
I thought I had commented on this, I love this movie.😂❤
I wish I was Greek.
You ponder about your life. You sound philosophical. The Greeks invented philosophy, ergo you are Greek. There you go 😂
I adore this movie and I thought I was the biggest fan!! Seen it more than 100 times but I bow to you, this comment makes you the biggest fan 🤩
This is my 8th time watching. I'm addicted
When this came out I thought “oh my god 30 and not married? THE HORROR” i am now 33 and still not married ahahaha life comes at ya fast.
I am 35 and not married.
But I am ready to get married this year
Same here, too. Hope I get to meet the woman who I get to my Toula.
🙌
Hahaah I’m 31 and not married lol
37 and still single.
“I don’t remember frump girl but I remember you.” ♥️
I forgot how hilarious this movie was. Really an underrated movie.
You have got to got to got to see the show My Big fat Greek life. All the same actors are back except for the guy who played Ian was someone else
Not where I grew up, it was in the theater for 6 months
It was one of the highest grossing movies worldwide in the year it was released and was nominated for an Oscar, AND has two sequels under its belt. I wouldn't call it underrated lol
Was talking to a client with a clearly Greek surname and asked if he was he acknowledged what I already knew then we had the biggest laugh about this movie lol
✍Hello...I saw this movie years ago at the theater and love it so much we bought it to watch any time I want. Now watching it all these years later it brings back the memories of my life. I'm an only child and my husband from a family of 5. I met his family which are Italian at Easter 🐇 and it was almost like this movie except there were kids everywhere and card tables set up in the backyard everyone playing cards and others gathered around talking and having fun. Just like Ian said my life was boring and I came alive when we married. I'm a widow now. We were married 42 years it would be 61 this year and now its just me my oldest daughter and her sister my youngest and her husband. Everyone else has since passed away but I have my memories of all those good times. Thanks for sharing this movie. Bye from Ohio🌹
‘The man is the head of the family but the woman is the neck’ - a marvelous heritage of the Great Greek philosophical wisdom from ancient Greece until modern time😇 This is such a great movie. Iasas from Croatia 🇭🇷. Agapi Elada 🥰
I love this movie and at the end. When they give them the gift. Their wedding gift they bought them a house. I cry every time I know a lot of beautiful Greek people. The family is wonderful, loving, caring and giving.
And the plot twist is: the house is just nextdoor. So dad still can keep Toula next to him and not feel as if she has "left" him.
@@Ellada-hu5tx I think it's so lovely. I'd love to marry into a family that loving and kind
Guys Toula was depressed in the beginning bc of her family. Demeaning her bc she was 30 and not married, not respecting her needs to do what she wanted with her life ( many families are like these and they Don t have a " smart " mother scheming plots to make the father turn around...demeaning her calling her old. Father disinterested in his children's interests ( Niko showing him the drawings) . It s all toxic and can lead to no good. They v only made it look funny but it s tragic how they r oblivious of their children s needs. And we all relate bc we most have been raised in such a toxic way.
My father would beat me and control me but ....he wanted very much to help me if he ever thought I had a problem . But I could never tell him my problems bc he never had a relationship with me, only yelled and I never trusted either of my parents with my problems.
My brother would defend me with an ex boyfriend but when parents gave him 3 times more inheritance than me, he very conveniently took it with no remorse believing he s entitled.
That kind of upbringing creates selfish beings with no empathy.
Love is to care for what ur child needs, spend time listening to your child, try to make them happy, care for what they want , not project your insecurities on them
I am a retired teacher of Latin. Approximately 50% to 60% of English vocabulary words are derived from Latin and Greek. Not all vocabulary words are derived from Greek as Mr. Portokalos insists. However, that he says so is comical and somewhat endearing.
True not all but 150000 English words are derived from Greek, while 51000 Latin derived words.
"Give me a word, any word..." 😂
@lucilleyoung, were you up getting popcorn when the “kimono” word scene was playing? It very clearly demonstrated that all words in English are not derived from Greek. It also demonstrated that the character attributed every word to be of Greek origin.
@@j.j.9123 It was just for the fun of it --- dear Mr Portocalus was not an educated man but he was a proud Greek.
That’s the point. Us Greeks created everything 😂😂😂😂 well so we are taught
When aunt Vula talks about the lump in her neck, to Ian's mortified parents, I fall apart with laughter. It's so over the top and yet I know people like this.
You know people like this,well în Eastern Europe we are all like this
Hi. We all need attention. Some dont have more important stuff to talk about other than some lumps. But many do have interesting stories. We need to appreciate each other more. ❤❤
She says "Yes,in the lump ...was my twin" 😂 like they already guessed it
It's funny because this is the part that my friend in Perú and I joke about. She was here for one year on a Fulbright, and I showed her the film at my house. We watched it more than once in the time she was here, and we still quote lines from the film back and forth to each other, through text and when we meet up. This was our favorite 😅. From number three it was "hold my neck" when taking a photo.😅
@@miyaiun4723once you reach a certain age, you realize that no matter what you have, there is someone at the bingo hall who has had it or know someone who has
Michael Constantine looked very aged and weak in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2." It was not long after that film that he passed on. He was such a fine actor. Requiescat in pacis, Michael. (Rest in peace, Michael.)
Michael Constantine was 94 when he died. That is very old in human terms so they do have times when things get tough for them. My mum is 95 and she is a whole lot better than a lot her age. Respect and RIP Michael
My mom is a young 74 year old and she gets mistaken for a 54 year old. She does everything a young person does. Mows the lawn, shovels snow, helps raise grandkids, is a chef❤
This scene makes me miss my grandmother so much. She wasn’t Greek, but she was Sicilian, so…almost the same thing 😂
My cousin is in Sicilia too
Like Sophia from Golden Girls!
They do remind me of Sicilians / Italians in many ways
So you got the, "picture it Sicily" stories. Lucky lucky you.❤❤❤
@@D34dfgRu45NOPE....!!!
Oh my goodness! Really! I have wanted to see this for so long! 😊
*I loved every minute! So to whoever made this free to the masses, thank you! 😊
Otdinsry days
This movie will never get old it's beyond hilarious and sweet. Thank you for the upload.
Nice movie...the actors all played their parts beautifully. Nia Vardalos has wonderful eyes and a terrific smile.
I am noticing for the first time in the credits that one of the chanters at the church had the same last name the actress does. I wonder if it's her father since she wrote the screenplay
I’m a Swiss girl, Swiss parents don’t even buy you a peanut for your Wedding, in fact they didn’t even turn up :/ so this movie made me cry, about the love these people have in their hearts…
Find a Greek guy to marry. Greeks are kindhearted n loving
This is one of my favorite movies! Whenever I feel homesick I turn it on. There were so many friends back in school that were Greek and exactly like this! Loved them so much! 😂💞💞
I love this movie....I am Greek American and it reminds me of my family. My mother would cook and invite the whole neighborhood over to eat. " we believe in family values, and are hard working people." We also have a good sense of humor. In Greece it's always party time...completely different from the way Americans live and work. We work a little and enjoy our lives ♥️🇬🇷
Dry like toast! 😂
How accurate is this portayal of Greek culture?
The cake has a whole in it !... Store bought cake, too, with a plastic top....
I'm Dominican and Haitian and am surprised at how similar the greek culture is to ours.esp, Dominicam republic.
And that’s why Greece (along with Italy Spain and Portugal) has a shitty economy. Because it’s too much partying and not enough work.
It took me 22 years to watch this film, and I've glad I did...!
- I was a frump girl
- I don't remember frump girl, but I remember you😢😌
12:04 This part of the movie was so hurtful, When Toula felt like she was all at rock bottom and at no point; I know that feeling; I was at that point before I got married! I was single, at home, I had problems at work, feeling like a total “LOSER!” But then two weeks later, I met my future bride ! We fell in love , A year later, we married, got two daughters, and we’ve been married for almost 26 years, happily 😊!!
Yeah I got goosebumps when this scene started
Congrats!
Oh Pah! Thank you a million for uploading this tremendous movie! I can never get enough of it, the characters are perfect, the script and the way it's played out is the best ever for culture and ethnic bonding beyond the norm and love that comes from that open heartedness....
This movie is pretty educational too because it teaches about marriage of different backgrounds and I understand what Toula is dealing with. It’s not easy coming from a traditional family.
I'm Ashkenazic Jewish from New York and moved to Israel in the 1970s. I met an Israeli girl from a Moroccan Jewish family. I was told "when you marry a Moroccan, you don't marry just the 'cow,' you marry the whole farm." Forty-two years, four children and 15 grandchildren later, I can tell you, I learned a lesson in 'All for one and one for all family.'
Any half xeno can relate to this. Wonderful movie about the Greek community in North America. So much humour and humanity
"What do u mean he don't eat no meat?!?" lmao
Oh That’s ok that’s ok! I make lamb! 😂
That part is so funny 😂😂😂
I LOVE THAT SCENE😂😂😂
"Christ has risen for sure if Toula found a husband"😂😂😂😂 mt favorite line from the movie.
I just realized he introduced three different families as "my brother, his wife, Anita, Diane and Nick"
"Nick, Nick, Nicholas, Anthony, and Nick'
The Windex is hilarious 😂😂😂
The Dominican equivalent is Vicks vapor rub 😅
I’m Mexican and my wife is Filipina. We relate so much of our similar but also big difference in our cultures.
We love how different we are because we experience new adventures together
a lot of people say filipinos are the mexicans of asia
@@valerie-pinkpeachboth were colonized by the Spanish XD
Filipinos are very similar to Latinos.
I fell in love with the Greek family tradition! Lovely film! ❤
"And now the bunna cake." A century classic to be remembered. I wonder if Nia wrote that line.
Nia Vardalos is superb in this film, which she also wrote. This is a magnificent film--truly magnificent.
I wanted this because i grew up with a nice extended family. But everyone has gone their seperate ways or passed away, and i was an only child. Now my youngest son is getting divorced. My heart is so sad.
This happened to me, too. I grew up in an close knot Armenian family. Sadly, when my grandparents passed away, and everyone went their own way. I am now in a foreign country, alone with my son, and my husband passed away 3 years ago. We are planning to relocate to Armenia though.
I PRAY YOU PEACE.
The Aunt is hysterical 😂
"What you mean you don't eat no meat???!!! It's ok, I make.lamb" 🤣🤣🤣
She's the best part
I love this movie....good wholesome family values. How the world was different then....one year after 9/11 .....before war with Ukraine etc. If only the world was kinder to each other and more tolerant and accepting like this movie is telling us. We only have each other and love is the most important thing of all xxx❤❤❤
Hello! 👋👋👋
I am from Ukraine and I agree with you. Here in Ukraine we want just to live and be happy but ruzzians want to kill us all just because of pure medival haterage.
It is devastating.
I agree. I'm living in Israel and would love to see these cross cultures reject the rejection and love each other
One of the best families. Her brother is my fav. He's protective, funny and has a great relationship with tula. Her dad is such a sweetie and I want her mom haha
I love this movie! So much laughter for me throughout the whole movie. 😂
"Tell me a word, any word, and I'll show you it's from Greek! " ....kind of True...😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👍👍👍This movie makes me feel so happy! Wonderful movie!❤❤❤❤❤
Michael Constantine is an amazing and underrated comedic actor.
I just found out he died august 2021, the 3rd movie will be dedicated to him.
@@Pinkheartbwell oh no, I hadn't heard that.
This movie will never get old. Thank you for the upload. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
Remember him from room 222 the principal
Such a fantastic film. The casting was right on target too. 💕
Especially the Aunt, stole the show ❤
I love the relationship between toula and Nico, she looks out for and inspires him and he adores and protects her. I always found Athena to be really cold
The first time I saw this movie was the cinema. I loved it. Now I have the opportunity to watch it again. Thank you. I am Greek. In Canada.
The actors playing Ian's parents were a quiet, brilliant foil. When the dad whispers "gasp! Oh my god" at the wedding spitting scene, his horrified whisper is hilarious 😂 Nia Vardalos and her real life husband Ian Gomez have such Norm Macdonaldesque, Mike Tyson Mysteries sort of humor, but bit with a touch of really heartwarming honey.
Love this movie. So funny! I got a little teary eyed when the Dad bought Toula & Ian a house.
Same 😭💓😭😭💓😇🥰
It was so emotional ❤
Same 😇🦄🥰♥️💝💝🥰🦄😇
me too 😊
Same I’m crying. Rn 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🥹🥹
Love the movie , it's great when family gather together to celebrate. The culture and the way they are love it .The actors are the best.😊I have fun watching it.❤❤😊
I had a smile on my face throughout the film. I loved it when I first saw it, I love it more now. Thanks.
God bless you and the next five generations of your family for posting this gem💎
Loved this movie.You dont just marry the girl, you marry the whole family🤣🤣🤣🤣
I remember watching this in a movie theater for independent films when it came out. Such a wonderful story reminds my of my mothers family
One of the reasons why I like this movie, is because the overall message is so profound... when you follow your heart & go after the things that bring you joy & inspire you, the universe will align you with the right people & experiences along the way who allow you to grow. You also gain more confidence & learn to speak up for yourSelf, regardless of any cultural or social expectations.
Each culture has a tradition which might seem weird to others, but that is exactly what makes life so exciting! The taste of new experiences ❤
The wedding day is hilarious with all the chaos and the women running too and fro and the pimple, just everything is so funny and reminds me of my wedding to my Hispanic/Native American husband with his five sisters and a gazillion cousins! It was so much like this❤
"Tell me what to say but don't tell me what to say"..... Aunty's lines are too funny! 😂😂😂😂
I ❤ this movie!!! I remember seeing it in theatres over 20 years ago. Thank you for uploading it. ❤🙏🏾🥰 🇬🇷
I have to confess I’ve never seen it, but I’m enjoying it now. Thank you for presenting it 🙂
Same ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖😇😇😇
The reason it was not immediately a box office hit was because in 2002 America was still reeling from 9/11. But eventually the wonderful actors, script, and word of mouth opened people's eyes to this jewel.
@@sueme1954 They just did poor advertising that's all...
I love greek people they remind me of italian grandmas they always want to feed you lol
Jewish mothers do, too
One of my favourite films of 20 years never get bored watching it back
In a disabled woman and 50 and no one is ever going to marry me and my mommy told me that when I was ten. Ny whole life in pain and sadness. This is a good movie tho.
Ah, you never know. There are a lot of stories on CZcams of disabled people in happy marriages. What makes me feel saddest is that your mother gave you no hope. Her beliefs may have been much more disabling than ur physical disability. I hope u can get some hope somehow.
@@pamelatanner788 thank you, no. My hope made a fool of me for 50 years. Mommy said no one was ever going to understand what happened to me in the 1970s or marry me and I believe my mommy because she was smart.
@@pamelatanner788 yeah I have PTSD and tourette episodes and multiple Sclerosis and lead poisoning.
@@pamelatanner788 I have a open wound from the 1970s and I been false accused about some events that are not my fault and some are not even possible and I didn't even know. The man I felt in love with him and he and his friends pretended to love me
Everyone is meant for a special person in their life. I was born with a weaker arm and leg and my boyfriend accepts me for me. But I also believe in law of attraction. You keep believing in the thought you can’t have anyone because of your situation than that will stay true. You need to believe and change your beliefs. “Change your thoughts ; change your life” Famous book from Wayne Dyer
I love this movie. I can’t wait till the 3rd one comes out. Definitely rewatching 1 & 2 😊
Me too
Just watched it I loved it
I’m watching the end of the second movie, I love this franchise!
This is nice and very classic movie l love Greek traditions it’s close to Armenians lol I watch 3 times and laugh first time me my daughter and my son in movie theater and we laughed so loud everybody turned and looked it was soooo funny❤❤
"Now we have a boyfriend in the house. Xeno with big long hair on his head." The word "xeno" means stranger.
Xeno, means either stranger, or foreigner, which implies that Ian is non-Greek (and Toula’s family now have become aware of the situation).
Pretty much like how laowai (or laomei), means foreigner, westerner, Yankee, or American, in Chinese, or how gaijin means foreigner in Japanese.
Their reaction to seeing someone with a partner (or spouse) who is a foreigner may likely go from shocking, to feeling embarrassed, or ashamed, especially in public, because it is unheard of in these cultures. Some might disown their children outright for simply having done so, due to cultural (or traditional) beliefs.
You would have to be fortunate enough to not let this happen.
This movie never gets old
I’m annoyed that I can’t seem to be able to buy a digital copy of this movie on iTunes or on Google either. So glad I found it on CZcams.
You are a god send. I have a film analysis due on this tomorrow and for the life of me my situation right now I couldn’t get a freaking hold of the movie. Thank you so very much. ❤
Great movie! Haven't seen it since 2002! Just as good as I remember!
This is a perfect example of believing you can do more for yourself and taking steps to make your life better for yourself.
How can you NOT LOVE JOHN CORBETT?! So many GREAT ACTORS in this movie!!!!
He's yummy
The Writing is awesome and we all can learn from this and a awesome cast.
Wonderful movie. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed it 😀
This film would put a big fat smile on anyone’s face. ❤
Beebobsey 🤣
Those bridesmaids dresses were horrible! 😂
Those parents might have been pushy but buying them a house is a great way to end a marriage that just started but man what a great gift if looked at it from a different perspective. Ian ciuld have been all masculine & insulted that this was his job for his new wife but it's a house!! They could live comfortably with no mortgage! What a blessing!
How awesome to have so many family members stick by each other. Nothing like mine. I know people out there might say having that big family like that is such a pain. I'm sure it is at times but for the times that it's good, it's really gotta be great!
This is so hilarious and personal to me... Love it!! 😂😂😂😂
Love this movie! Follow your dreams and don't let others dictate your happiness or your life🎉!
My #1 favorite part of the movie (which gets me every time) is when Toula is hopeless and says "but nothing ever changes." Then boom Ian enters in that instant...and her life changes into a dream-come-true happy one.
ah! i hope this happens for me
I hope it happens for me too. I hope 2024 is the year I find my Toula.
She made the changes first...
I am sending you all
Of the positive cheers and vibes this 2024 this will happen!
Opa!!!
Actually "the change" occurred when she decided to learn, as I got it..
Thanks who ever uploaded this❤
Thank you very much for posting the whole movie! ❤
Love this movie, its hillarious 😂❤😅😊
The Grandma is hilarious in this movie just what every family needs.....😂
This family is crazy but full of love, when you have a large family that is what you get I guess but the groom's family expcially the mother is cold, her expressions were not welcoming at all. Good movie all the same
Such a great movie. Thank you for sharing.🌿♥️🌿
i have watched this movie over twenty times
I dont get why Ian’s parents don’t like Tuela?
I love this film to death because it brings me so laughter, joy and tears.
I have watched this film more times than I can begin to remember, Toula reminds me so much of my deceased kid sister and also brings back memories of my happy life in Chicago!
Aside from all that I mentioned, I simply adore Greeks, Greek Americans, Greek culture and Greece!
Excellent up load .
Thank you 🇨🇦🇬🇷
One of my favorite movies 🍿 ❤can’t wait for part 3 !!!
Love this movie,2023 still standing 🎉🎉
“No I already ate”
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“okay I’ll make you something.”
I have a friend from a Jewish family. Her mom was like that. RIP, Judy ❤️