Getting nostalgic for the '80s? The badly-dressed age of Miami Vice, Rubik's Cubes and Frankie Goes To Hollywood? Or was that last year's kick? It's hard to think of a less seductive era, save for the Doris Day '50s, and The Wedding Singer plays like an unpromising mix of the worst of both decades. The trashy '80s stereotypes are only sprinkled lightly on the surface of the film, which takes its cues from '50s rom-coms and casts bad girl Drew Barrymore as the wholesome beauty.
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