11. Here’s Mr Bean in religious garb – and I sense he’s going to do what he does best in Richard Curtis films and inadvertently fuck up someone’s day with an overdose of earnestness.

12. Andie is already engaged? How long is the time period is between each of these weddings? Is it… weeks? Months? A year? Is it one wedding per year? I need answers, damn it!

13. OK, I’ve googled it. This wedding is taking place just three months after the first one – which means Bernard and Stella, who literally MET AT THAT FIRST WEDDING, managed to start dating, get engaged and plan a wedding within the space of 12 short weeks. Someone give those guys a medal. How they managed to get everyone’s dietary requirements to the caterers – and a last-minute church/hotel booking – is beyond the realms of comprehension.

14. Wait. This means that Andie has flown back to America “for good” and back again, with a new fiancé, in the space of three months as well. She’s a spy. She’s absolutely a spy. And she’s so going to kill someone as part of her secret mission, I just need to figure out who…

15. Side-note: diversity clearly wasn’t a big deal back in the 90s when it came to casting. But hats off to Richard Curtis for hiring a deaf actor to play David – and for having him and Hugh use sign language throughout their interactions in the movie. Now that’s the sort of visibility we like to see!

16. Ugh. I think we’ve all been Henrietta at least once in our lives, haven’t we?

Four Weddings and a Funeral: 33 thoughts I had while watching the original film for the first time