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After Peter gets engaged to the woman of his dreams, he realizes he has not one friend to serve as his best man. To rectify the situation, he goes on a series of man-dates before he meets Sydney Fife, with whom he instantly bonds. While Peter and Sydney become closer, his relationship with his fiancee
… More »After Peter gets engaged to the woman of his dreams, he realizes he has not one friend to serve as his best man. To rectify the situation, he goes on a series of man-dates before he meets Sydney Fife, with whom he instantly bonds. While Peter and Sydney become closer, his relationship with his fiancee begins to suffer, forcing him to choose between her or his new B.F.F.
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Publisher:
Paramount
Edition:
Widescreen ed
ISBN:
1415750025
Language:
English, French, and Spanish; Castilian
Performers:
Featuring Paul Rudd and Jason Segel.
Suitability:
MPAA rating R for pervasive language, including crude and sexual references
Notes:
Videorecording not viewed
Original film released in 2009
Includes bonus material
Closed-captioned
Soundtracks and subtitles available in English, French or Spanish
Original film released in 2009
Includes bonus material
Closed-captioned
Soundtracks and subtitles available in English, French or Spanish
Statement of Responsibility:
[directed by John Hamburg]
Physical Description:
1 videodisc (100 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
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Funny and entertaining. No masterpiece, but it makes for a good date movie.
It is junk
its a funny movie
Paul Rudd's character Peter, tries to act cool but his actions just make him look and sound foolish.
A funny and light movie.
I was so disappointed. Paul Rudd, Jon Favreau, and Jason Seigel are better than this movie. They're all really funny guys. This movie definately didn't maximize their potential.
Fair - I Love You, Man (2009) 105 min. The film is about a guy about to marry who, by accident, over hears his fiancée’s girlfriends mentioning how clingy Peter Klaven (played by Paul Rudd) will be because he lacks male friends. Determined to find a friend, he searches the net to find his “best” friend and begins going on “man-dates”. By chance, he meets Sydney Fife (played by Jason Segel) and hit it off. The “humour” in this film is obviously the situation of searching for a friend. Unfortunately, the film is void of laughs; not even a mild “ha”. It’s like watching a train wreck that’s impossible to turn your eyes from. Paul Rudd does a great Chandler impersonation (from Friends) as Peter Klaven and for most of the film, I simply felt uncomfortable for this loser trying to be something he isn’t. Even Jason Segel’s charm can’t seem to lift this film from mediocrity.