Jason Segel, Paul Rudd, Rashida Jones
A successful real estate agent, who upon getting engaged to the woman of his dreams, Zooey, discovers, to his dismay and chagrin, that he has no male friend close enough to serve as his Best Man. Pete...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 11, 2009
Stats: 26,137 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (26,137)
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October 9, 2009
"I need to get some fucking friends."
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Over recent years, it would seem, the mainstream comedy genre has become a breeding ground for male arrested development. With American comedy embracing unadorned masculinity - in all its slovenly, sexist, drunken and often childis -
October 4, 2009
could have done withought the retarted man-speak/language...didnt really make sense or add to the movie.
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October 2, 2009
FUNNY!
I need to rewatch it though. Watched it with one of my friends and I'm pretty sure I missed stuff. But it was pretty great. -
September 12, 2009
Good stuff, the whole concept was good, this is actually a comedy that made me laugh, thumbs up
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September 9, 2009
It was pretty hilarious at times, but mostly cute. A little bit predictable, but enjoyable regardless.
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November 6, 2009
ITS ABOUT DAMN TIME I GOT TO SEE THIS MOVIE!!!!!
Paul Rudd Is Funny As Hell As Peter Klaven, A Man With No Male Friends, Until He Meets Sydney Fife. Jason Segal Steals The Show (As He So Often Does) As Sydney Who Lives Life To Its Fullest. Rashida Jones (Who Im Not Really Fond O...( read more) -
November 6, 2009
Prima di vederlo non avevo capito una cippa e mi aspettavo una love story tra Jason Segel e Paul Rudd, peccato u_u
Carinissssimo comunque <3 -
November 5, 2009
Nothing new here, typical romantic comedy with a few smart observations and dialogue thrown in. Similar formula to the Heartbreak Kid, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Wedding Crashers etc and in the end everything turns out all right (yawn). Worthy of 3 stars though.
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November 4, 2009
Quite a funny tale and an interesting look at friendship. I just love any movie Paul Rudd's in.
Critic Reviews
Chillax with a laugh-out-loud marathon that's even better than 'The Wedding Crashers'. full review
In almost every major detail and minor plot hiccup, the sweet, vulgar, hilariously awkward I Love You, Man follows Ye Olde Formulae for standard romantic comedies. full review
The comedy I Love You, Man marks the overdue emergence of Paul Rudd as a star. full review
I Love You, Man's light-hearted exploration of male bonding provides substantial fodder for humor, heightened by the inspired casting of two of the industry's most appealing comic actors. full review
In a down market for giggles (Miss March? Please!), Paul Rudd and Jason Segel are howlingly funny. They have skills. full review
It never settles into a comfortable comic groove, but maybe discomfort is the point. full review
It's funny with some dumb physical humor, yes, and some gross-out jokes apparently necessary to all buddy movies, but also funny in observations, dialogue, physical behavior and Sydney Fife's observat... full review
From its snarky title on down, everything about I Love You, Man ignores the complexities of male identity. full review
I Love You, Man is totally formulaic, but the formula is unnervingly (and hilariously) inside out. full review
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