MovieGuysA hillarious, yet predictable film, add a very funny cast and you wind up with a pretty entertaining comedy.
Chicago TribuneA minor but enjoyable entry in the boy-man comedy genre, "I Love You, Man" stars Paul Rudd as a guyless guy—a heterosexual L...
CanMagIt's as R-rated as all the recent Apatow-influenced productions, but the sexual revelations are actually honest.
Atomic PopcornNormally, watching a wacky actor vomit into someone's face would make me roll my eyes and brace for another lame, predictabl...
FilmcriticI Love You, Man was born when someone tossed a gimmick into the formula. The film doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it does tu...
E! OnlineThis comedy of manners, about the anxieties of modern male friendship, gets the balance of smarts and raunch exactly right. ...
ReelViewsIt has long been my contention that the male bonding movie, or so-called "buddy movie," is actually a romantic comedy withou...
New York MagazinePaul Rudd and Jason Segel redeem the bro-comedy in the hilariously inverted I Love You, Man.
CinematicalBut in the end, I think I Love You Man will be remembered as the movie that turned Paul Rudd from a dependable supporting pl...
Cinema BlendThere's a brilliant concept at the center of the film, but no one really bothers to expand on that to build an actual story.
ChudAgain, the movie's not bad, and it's quite funny, but it always feels like it's not quite hitting the heights it could.
Emanuel LevyThere is strong rapport between Rudd, a naturally likeable fellow, and Segel, who's charismatic and intriguing without being...
Village VoiceJust as we thought the "bromantic comedy" had overstayed its welcome, the genre reaches its highest point with I Love You, M...
Chicago Sun-TimesI would like to have a friend like Sydney Fife. I think a lot of guys would. Even though it's funny, charming and light-hear...
Entertainment WeeklyIn I Love You, Man, which is by far the best Judd Apatow comedy that Judd Apatow had nothing at all to do with, Paul Rudd gi...
Variety"I Love You, Man" cranks out the kind of lowball humor that makes you gag on your own laughs.
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Partial Film Information
Director: John Hamburg
Writer: John Hamburg
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Cast: Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, Jaime Pressly
Release: March 20, 2009
Writer: John Hamburg
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Cast: Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, Jaime Pressly
Release: March 20, 2009
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