Monster-in-Law is a 2005 romantic comedy film, directed by Robert Luketic. It marks a return to cinema for Jane Fonda, being her first film in 15 years. The screenplay is written by Anya Kochoff. The original music score is composed by David Newman. Charlie Cantilini (Jennifer Lopez) is a temp from Venice Beach, California, who meets surgeon Kevin Fields (played by Michael Vartan). She thinks he's gay at first and then Kevin asks her out, and...
Ruby gives Remy and Morgan some advice because she is expecting to see some f...
Viola is welcoming Remy and Morgan to the rehearsal dinner.
Remy loves Viola and is testing the water with Charlie to see if he can ask f...
Viola has the attention of everybody at the table as she tells stories of han...
Ruby is pissed off at Viola for putting nuts in the gravy to make Charlie's f...
Ruby wants nothing to do with Viola putting nuts in the gravy to make Charlie...
Ruby got a knee to the vagina from Viola after she tried to stop her from ser...
The gravy that Viola put nuts into went out to the dinner table and now Ruby ...
Ruby is getting pushed into the dining room by Viola who put nuts in the grav...
After eating some gravy that had nuts Charlie's face blew up and is all swoll...
Remy comes over to see Charlie in the morning and her face is back to normal ...
Charlie is talking to Remy about the nuts that got into the gravy last night ...
Remy is going to bring a date to the wedding so he needs so go prepare.
Viola is wearing the dress that Charlie wanted her to wear and Ruby makes fun...
Kevin's grandmother arrives at the wedding and wants to meet Charlie.
Charlie is late for her first client and she is giving Remy a hard time becau...
Kit makes a move on a woman he sees at the wedding put it turns out to be a y...
Charlie was worried about how the wedding was going to go so she has made som...
Charlie is sitting down reading her horoscope for the day as she takes a brea...
Charlie is in a room with Viola who has decided to wear white on Charlie's we...
Viola and Charlie are having a cat fight on the morning of Charlie's wedding ...
Charlie is reading her horoscope for the day as she sits with the dogs that s...
Charlie slaps Viola in the face and then apologizes for it so Viola slaps her...
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