I Love You, Man - DVD - Director: John Hamburg - Starring: Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, Rashida Jones, Sarah Burns, Greg Levine, Jaime Pressly - UK IMPORT - REGION 2

This is a good movie about a guy who has a wedding looming - his! But he doesn't have a close male friend to be his Best Man. It's about finding that friend and how his fiancée reacts to him having a close male friend. In real life, I have been the victim of jealous fiancés several times who feel very exposed when their other half has a close male friend, so I know all about the situation Paul Rudd is in. Explores the problem well. Good acting and a funny one too. Recommended.

Cute, sweet and funny movie for RUSH fans and others.A little girly but still can be watch as a couple for a good laugh.

I bought this movie on a whim because I really like Jason Segel (all the way back to his character "Mike" in SLC Punk). He is underrated talent; an intelligent producer/writer with a knack for stories that are fun and funny without appearing to try too hard or being overly sophomoric.I LOVE YOU MAN is fun and funny and you really get to like the characters. Peter for being a wussified doofus, Sydney for his funny, honest and laid back nature and the rest as well. There are some great awkward moments guaranteed to get a laugh. It is a bit "chick flickish" but more than enough guy stuff to make up for it; a great balance for both sexes.Not saying this movie will change your life, it is enjoyable; so much that I have watched over and over. This is my "done with the world, need some kick back time, rainy day" movie. Unfortunately they overplayed it by printing inane quotes like "THE FUNNIEST MOVIE OF THE DECADE". Of the decade??!?! No but still one of my top picks.

I checked the credits on the back of the DVD box to see if Jud Apatow had any creative involvement in this flick. Much to my surprise he has no connection to this wonderful flick whatsoever. The mastermind behind this latter day comedy classic is John Hamburg who a decade ago wrote the brilliant "Meet the Parents"(and it's unfortunate sequel). The best comedies tap into some eternal, sometime painful, truths. In this case it's what if you enter a certain point in life and discover that you don't have a best friend of the same gender. Director-writer examines this possibility with comic poignance and tenderness, raunchy and crude lingo aside. Paul Rudd is a throwback to vintage cinema, Jimmy Stewart coming to mind, playing the everyman who finds himself in this dilemna. Jason Segel can hang with me anytime. I didn't buy that his gregarious character was as buddy-bereft as Rudd's. For us boomers it was great to see Jane Curtin and Lou Ferrigno in supporting roles. Only debit: Rush doesn't register on my nostalgia meter.

This movie got a really bad release time for some reason. It was dead between the big winter and summer releases. I was on a movie kick that weekend and saw it with a bunch of very different friends, and we all laughed our butts off!The story is great, basically Paul Rudd's character proposes to Rashida Jones with in the first few minutes of the movie. Paul Rudd's character apparently does not have a lot of close friends and wants to fill out his wedding party. This movie is about his search and Rudd trying to sell Lou Ferrigno's house so they can start their lives togetherThe movie is hilarious. The movie uses all kinds of humor, dialogue, ridiculously funny situations, awkward reveals and much more. Jason Segel is great, but I don't want to get into his role too much.By far one of the funniest movies I have seen. I wouldn't go as far to emphatically say it is funnier than Wedding Crashers, Old School or Anchorman. But I would totally but it in that class. The movie is also centered around a solid story, I think most people can feel on some level they relate to. See the most under rated movie of 2009!