In one of her most elegant ensembles of the movie, Rashida Jones's Zooey wears a fabulous dress to her rehearsal dinner. The beautiful dotted design is from Miss Davenporte, and it's the true statement piece of the look. Pair it with minimal jewelry and fabulous pumps to steal Zooey's style.
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In addition to Rashida Jones and Sarah Burns, Jaime Pressly (as Denise) gets in on the cute clothing action in I Love You, Man. Her look is slightly more professional than the other girls, which is why she wears a lot of Theory. The blouse isn't available online, so shop the Express alternative with complementary accessories now.
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In yet another fabulous look from the movie I Love You Man, Zooey (Rashida Jones) wears an outfit that is adorable and affordable. She dons her signature color, yellow, wearing a ruffle tee from J. Crew underneath a brown striped cardigan from the same retailer. Shop it all now.
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Just as stylish as her costars, Hailey (played by actress Sarah Burns) gets in on the action in this still from I Love You, Man. Her multicolored dress is from Nieves Lavi but isn't available online, so shop a similar option from the same designer. Add a pink cardigan from J. Crew for the complete look.
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Rashida Jones plays Zooey in the film I Love You, Man. Her character is incredibly cute and endearing, but her wardrobe is what we noticed most. She has an effortless style that is easy to steal. In this particular scene she wears a vintage tee and a Marc Jacobs cardigan. Neither are available online, so shop the Delia's tee and Rag & Bone cardigan instead.
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Paul Rudd and Jason Segel were in London yesterday for a premiere of I Love You, Man. It was mostly guy time for the screening and the afterparty, as their costar Rashida Jones had to miss out on the trip. We will be seeing her on TV tonight, though, when Parks and Recreation debuts on NBC. Buzz had a chance to chat with her about her work on The Office and her new series, which seems like it's going to be a good one despite early rumblings of trouble and having a few kinks to work out.
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Wowza! The fourth installment of the Fast and Furious franchise debuted this weekend and earned an estimated $72.5 million, easily taking the No. 1 spot at the box office. Variety reports this represents one of the biggest box office surprises of the season and is the biggest April opening ever.
Monsters vs. Aliens continued to do solid business and came in second place with an estimated $33.5 million. The top five was rounded out by The Haunting in Connecticut, Knowing, and I Love You, Man in third, fourth, and fifth place respectively. Finally, a movie I really enjoyed, Adventureland, debuted at No. 6.
Did any of you see Fast and Furious? Did your theater have shaky seats?
DreamWorks Animation's Monsters vs. Aliens scored the best opening of the year over the weekend earning an estimated $58.2 million. The movie's success signals to studios that audiences don't seem to mind paying an extra few dollars for movies in 3-D.
Meanwhile, the super scary-looking horror flick The Haunting in Connecticut was No. 2, grossing an estimated $23 million, followed by Knowing. Most of you said you'd be off to see I Love You, Man this weekend and the comedy hung out in the top five at No. 4, followed by Duplicity.
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The special effects thriller Knowing handily won the box office over the weekend with an estimated $24.8 million. Meanwhile, Paul Rudd and Jason Segel's comedy I Love You, Man came in second place with an estimated $18 million, followed by Duplicity, starring Clive Owen and Julia Roberts, at No. 3.
Race to Witch Mountain slid to No. 4 after winning the top spot a week ago, while Watchmen continued its free-fall to the fifth spot, earning a total of $98.1 million since debuting three weeks ago.
I Love You, Man is a sweet, low-key comedy about two guys who find true friendship. As I left the screening a friend said it struck her as a kind of poor man's Judd Apatow movie (meant as a positive thing, BTW) — in the literal sense, it seems lower-budget but it's also just quieter, tamer, and less yucky. There's tons of super awkwardness, similar to the kind we see each week in The Office, and little gross-out humor. It's also simply more genuine than something Apatow might do, and it's a nice change.
The movie focuses on the platonic relationship between two guys, and the fact that they're guys is central to the humor of their awkward blossoming friendship. It all starts when Peter (Paul Rudd) proposes to his girlfriend Zooey (Rashida Jones) and realizes that he has nobody to be his best man in the wedding. So, on the advice of his gay brother Robbie (Andy Samberg), he goes on a series of "man dates" to try and find a friend to be his best man. Finally, Peter meets Sydney (Jason Segel), the carefree and fun-loving antidote to Peter's buttoned-up steadiness. Peter discovers what it's like to talk frankly with another guy and how to loosen up a little bit and not always play by the rules. Sydney's relaxed attitude starts to rub off on Peter, which is refreshing until it gets to the point that Peter (and Zooey, for that matter) feels like he's not totally himself anymore. He then has to figure out if he can balance both romance and bromance in his life. For more of my thoughts on it all, read more
