Baggage Claim

2013 "She's done flying solo."
5.1| 1h36m| PG-13| en
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Determined to get engaged before her youngest sister's wedding, flight attendant Montana Moore finds herself with only 30 days to make a connection. Fortunately, her friends have cooked up a high-flying scheme to help Montana land...the perfect guy!

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Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
ThiefHott Too much of everything
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Dave McClain The romantic comedy "Baggage Claim" (PG-13, 1:36) is the entertaining story of a single 30-something woman looking for Mr. Right and dealing with serious pressure from her family to find him – right now.Montana Moore (Paula Patton) is a flight attendant who wants to settle down, but her search for a husband has been impeded by the demands of her job, her high standards, and the occasional two-timing boyfriend. When Montana's younger sister announces her engagement, Mo feels the pressure, especially from her mother (Jenifer Lewis). Mo's well-meaning co-workers and friends (Jill Scott and Adam Brody) hatch a plan to use their airport contacts to let Montana know when one of her old boyfriends is flying somewhere (since "everyone flies during the holidays") and get Mo on the flight for a not-so-chance encounter. After all, one of her exes may have blossomed into the man she's looking for.Mo has 30-days to find a great date -slash- potential mate to take to her sister's rehearsal dinner - to satisfy her own goals, and to get her mother off her back. Mo's 30,000 mile odyssey leads her to encounters with former suitors played by, among others, Taye Diggs, Boris Kodjoe, Trey Songz and past Oscar nominee Djimon Hounsou. All the while, Mo's childhood friend (Derek Luke), who lives in the apartment across the hall, is there to encourage Mo and just be a friend when she needs one.The story's path may be predictable, but the journey is still pretty enjoyable. The major characters are charming and funny - especially Mo (although Patton does have a tendency to overact at times). There are a number of laugh-out-loud moments and the movie has some important things to say about family, friends, life and love. What's "B" stand for? "Baggage Claim", that's what.
monstermayhem32 I personally think what makes the film rather enjoyable to watch is that Paula Patton is sure rye candy indeed. However I am not sure if comedy is a natural aspect for her since she is good at the romantic aspects but the comedy seems a kith or forced, however I would say that the movie belongs to Jill Scott who plays Montana Moores man hungry friend gale as a pure scene stealer and Adam Brody as the gay flight attendant sam. Jennifer Lewis is also rather hilarious as Montana's mother Catherine who can be rather overbearing towards her daughter. I do wish that certain characters like trey songz Damon diesel and Tia Mowrys Janine were fleshed out more since their characters a poser on screen too briefly,
Amy Adler Montana (Paula Patton), a flight attendant, is approaching thirty and has never walked down the aisle, as they say. In contrast, her mother has been married five times and fails to understand why her older daughter can't get a gentleman to pop the question. It IS hard to see why this flygirl hasn't had her share of offers, for she is beautiful and witty. Yet, men have let her down time and time again. In fact, another guy just deceived her on a vacation to Florida. Turns out this man was married and expecting a child, as Montana glimpsed on a clandestine trip to his house after he thought she left town. Horrors! The only honorable male in her life is a William (Derek Luke), who has been a pal since high school. Will lives across the hallway in their Georgetown apartment building, with his fiancé. No matter, he is always there to lean on when Montana needs him, as his fiancé travels frequently. But, on the day Montana's younger, college-aged sister announces her own engagement, things go into high gear. With the help of two fellow attendants, Montana jets off after former boyfriends, hoping to find a match with the best one available! Is this really a good idea? No! Romcom fans, claim this one soon. It has a great-looking and funny cast, lovely sets, gorgeous costumes, a clever script and a lively direction. Patton, especially, is one very beautiful actress. Naturally, a happy ending completes this winner. What are you waiting for?
the_remixer08 I am a movie watcher, so if you're watching this movie to see something new, you will be disappointed and give it a low rating saying it was a waste of time. However, if you want to watch something for the cuteness, fun and the giggles, this is a great movie to watch. Although I knew exactly what was going to happen from the very beginning, it was really a cute and fun loving story. I laughed and I enjoyed it. It's a movie that makes you feel good, especially on rainy days. I smiled all the way through. So please, don't judge the movie because it's just "predictable." Judge based on how it makes you feel at the end of the day. If it makes you leave with smiles, after relaxing on the couch drinking hot cocoa or eating a bowl of popcorn, the movie did its job. Stop being so deep and just enjoy yourself for a change lol!