15 Movies You Definitely Should Not Watch Before Your Wedding

While there's nothing like a good marathon to get you through the more tedious tasks of wedding planning, you may want to stick with happy wedding movies. Here's our do-not-watch list:

Any other time in your life and this is a perfectly enjoyable romantic comedy. But before your wedding? It's probably not the best thing to watch since it's about a groom who leaves his bride right before the wedding to find a random girl he met a few years ago. It may as well be a horror film for brides-to-be!

And speaking of horror films, maybe don't watch this Stephen King thriller about a wife who discovers a deadly secret about her husband.

If (like us) you're thinking this movie starring Zach Braff is something like Garden State, you're wrong. The plot centers on commitment issues and infidelity-basically torture if you're about to tie the knot.

The only thing worse than an affair? An affair with a psychotic, obsessive other woman who threatens to destroy your family. Yikes!

Good movie? Yes. Totally twisted view of married life? Yes. Repeat after us: "This will not happen to me."

We're pretty sure your future hubby would never promise the devil your firstborn child, but you might want to pass on this scary movie anyway.

The iconic film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton might make you a little afraid … of marriage, anyway.

This dark thriller about anger and jealousy won't exactly have you skipping down the aisle.

Say it ain't so, Bradley Cooper. Say it ain't so!

Don't let this dramatic story of disappearance and deception freak you out right before the wedding.

Sure, it's a cute movie. Except for the whole marriage-crumbling-because-of-the-husband's-immaturity thing.

Because you don't need to add "massacre" to the list of things that might go wrong at your wedding.

The groom sleeps with another girl at his bachelor party? Wow, what a funny idea for a movie … Not.

Though the final scene of the Mike Nichols movie contains a wedding, it's not a happy one.

There's nothing rosy about the nasty divorce battle featured in this heavy dramedy.