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Friday, March 20, 2009 3:00 PM
Celebrity Insider
Reel Review: I Love You, Man
Courtesy of Paramount
Date night alert! We admit it: finding a wedding movie that your fiance will be just as excited to see as you are can be a challenge. Luckily, I Love You, Man may just be the exception to the rule. You know the story: Peter Klavin (Paul Rudd) doesn't have a close friend to be his best man for his upcoming wedding to Zooey (Rashida Jones), so he goes on a series of "man-dates" before clicking with the fun-loving Sydney Fife (Jason Segel), only to find his relationship with his girlfriend threatened by his new bromance.
The "man-dates" are hilarious, the jokes are fresh and funny and you'll definitely be rooting for the friendship between the two unlikely pals. Even better, the movie provides answers for every bride who's ever wondered just what the wedding experience is like for her groom, like:
How does your groom decide what he wants to wear for the wedding?
How does a guy go about asking a friend to be his best man?
And, what do guys really do when they hang out for hours together?
Check out our exclusive photographs from the wedding (and learn who designed these stunning wedding and bridesmaid dresses) here. —Kathryn Papanek
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Just saw this movie - it was great! Would love to know if anyone knows where to get the hanging flower/bead decorations in the wedding scene at the end? Thanks!