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Movie Review: I love you man

Paul Rudd made a startling jump from Drama to comedy, I still think people remembers him by the name Paul Stephen Rudd and his roles in The Great Gatsby and The Cider House Rules, to grope even further he was in the sixth Halloween movie, it was quite unlikely that he would hit success with Comedy in the end.
Jason Segal had been a comic actor from the beginning and has been tickling our funny bonne for a long time. Except a few appearances in CSI we all remember him as the rockaholic teen Nick Andopolis in Paul Freig and Freaks and Geeks. Jason would have been a great comic actor may whatever happened
Rudd and Segal plays to the audience’s expectations as a straight man looking for man love for reasons completely different while Segal is the guy who does the comedy part by letting us know that he is gay and wanna take on everything.
The story begins with Rudd’s character Peter Klaven proposing to his girlfriend Zooey (Rashida Jones) as later he comes to realize he has no guy friends whom he can get for his best man in the wedding.
Peter asks for help from his brother Robbie (Andy Samberg) who is gay and has many men friends, he fixes up Peter to meet various men which ends up in hilarious consequences, and the fun amps up when he tries to get Zooey’s friend’s husband (John Favreau) to be his best man.
The story continues as Peter meets Segel’s character Sydney Fife and they become chums easily. Sydney has got his Man den, which is filled up, to the brim with various stuff like guitars, lots of TVs Bong etc. And so they finally fall in love later to understand each other’s orientation and then heartbreak and moving out, the question remains will they join hands before the end?
But the only glitch for this movie that it is intentionally directed towards a certain market which we know as the Twitter generation, but aside that the chemistry between the two leads is awesome as they carry their roles like a breeze. They both fit into their roles like a glove and do a great job on the whole. The movie is satisfying but somewhere leaves an empty spot.

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