“THE WEDDING PARTY was shot by De Palma in his early twenties, but not released until six years later when one of its stars, Robert De Niro, built a name for himself on the stage as well as his appearance in a then-contemporary De Palma film, 1968’s GREETINGS.
The film’s style alternates back and forth, at times resembling the silliness of a 1920s Keystone Cops comedy while at other times something closer to cinéma vérité. The story follows three young men over the course of a weekend where one of them is supposed to get married, only to have second thoughts after spending a few days with his bride’s family.” (Wrong Reel)