Smile When You Say "I Do"

About This Movie

So, 'Smile When You Say 'I Do'' is kind of a quirky gem from the early '70s. It takes a playful stab at marriage, channeling that classic Candid Camera vibe. The pacing is loose and breezy, letting these ridiculous scenarios unfold naturally. You’ve got everything from a suspicious spouse to a bizarre automated marriage machine—just pure absurdity. The practical effects aren't groundbreaking, but they fit the offbeat charm, and the performances are delightfully sincere, making it all feel like a light-hearted romp. It’s this blend of situational comedy and social commentary that gives it a unique flavor.

This TV movie, while not extensively circulated, has gained a bit of a following among collectors for its nostalgic connection to the Candid Camera series. It's not the easiest find on VHS or DVD, which adds to its allure for those who appreciate oddball television history. The combination of comedy and practical effects showcases a unique era in TV movie production, which collectors tend to find intriguing.