I made it through 34 minutes. Although i read emails and texts also during that time. The acting was so horrible it hurt my ears. The fashions hurt my eyes. What was up with Jeff's hairstyle. All of this distracted me from the storyline.

There was a good arc of development to "Dying to Marry Him" in the careful preparations for the wedding of Macy Williams to Jeff Dardenswick. But those preparations are derailed by the fiendish machinations of Amy Mackay, the neighbor girl who had a lifelong obsession with Jeff.

After Amy worms her way into the role of wedding planner, everything from the sensuous bridal gown to the delectable wedding cake figures in her master plan to retake Jeff for her own. Along the way, Carrie Taylor, the kind owner of the bridal apparel shop, is put into a coma by Amy, who was generously brought on to work with her in the store.

The major shortcoming of the film was in the lack of credibility and the glacial slowness of Jeff's ability to recognize that Amy was up to no good in the wedding preparations. During their first encounter in which Amy was shamelessly flirting, she confided in Jeff that she was his childhood friend. Yet Jeff did not even seem to recall the times when he and little Amy played the game of "dress up" bride-and-groom and "pretended" to be heading up to the altar together.

Improbably Jeff never even remembered that his very first kiss came from Amy Mackay in one of their "cute" dress-up sessions in the attic. But Amy never forgot that kiss. And the avenging angel attempted to reclaim what she thought was her birthright. Amy first began to hone her acting skills in playing with little Jeff Dardenswick in the attic. Now, she has undertaken a more challenging role as the psycho wedding planner.

The storyline for this movie is interesting but the acting is terrible. I don't know if this is poor directing or a movie with a very low budget. There were so many holes in the continuity!!! Better actors may help it, but the actors actually overacted.