I Love You, Man is a 2009 American comedy film originally titled Let's be Friends and written by Larry Levin before John Hamburg rewrote and directed the film. Starring Paul Rudd, Jason Segel, and Rashida Jones the film focuses on Peter's (Rudd) lack of male friends and the bond that forms between him and Sydney (Segel). The film was released theatrically in North America on March 20, 2009, to mostly positive reviews and took second spot in...
Sydney walks down the beach in a fog. He doesn't exhibit any of his usual agg...
Peter and Sydney walk on Muscle Beach. Peter looks at Sydney's dog and agrees.
Zooey talks to Haley over the car speaker phone as she and Peter drive back f...
After his date with Doug, Peter is in bed with Zooey. When they kiss Zooey as...
Zooey calls Sydney on the day of the wedding to ask him to come. He was alrea...
Sydney and Peter talk about him selling the Ferrigno listing while Anwar crap...
Doug shows up and blesses out Peter in front of Sydney in the tux shop.
While she talks to Zooey on the phone, Haley is on a dinner date.
At Peter's open house, Sydney shares his observations with of perspective cli...
Peter tells Sydney that a coworker thinks the Ferrigno listing is out of his ...
Sydney is on the street giving Peter a hug for asking him to be his best man ...
Peter and Zooey listen on speaker phone while Denise and Barry go at it.
Sydney's comment to a guy perpetrating being a client raises Peter's eyebrows.
Sydney goes psycho on on guy that gives him grief when he steps in Anwar's cr...
Back at home, Peter explains to Zooey why she heard Sydney and Lou arguing ov...
Over dinner at their home, Peter's family explains his lack of friends to Zooey.
Unaware that they are on speaker phone and that Peter is listing, the ladies ...
Sydney's read on a couple that had no interest in buying the house proved to ...
Peter asks Zooey the question that Sydney asked him, which was why he and Zoo...
Peter's family explains that he put all his energy into girls and didn't cult...
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