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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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Transformers fans were all a-flutter earlier this week with the news that Paramount has set the date for the third movie: July 1, 2011. Though neither Shia LaBeouf nor director Michael Bay was confirmed for the third movie (and there's still no writer), apparently "Paramount insiders . . . said the studio wanted to claim the date before a competitor did, considering that the 2011 summer release calendar is filling up."

But if you ask Michael Bay, there's no need to worry about 2011 competition — Transformers 3 won't be ready by then! Bay has responded to the release date news with the following:

Wait a minute! I said I was taking off a year from Transformers. Paramount made a mistake in dating Transformers 3 — they asked me on the phone — I said yes to July 4 — but for 2012 — whoops! Not 2011!!! That would mean I would have to start prep in September. No way. My brain needs a break from fighting robots.

There's something a little bit satisfying about Michael Bay getting somewhat punked by his own studio. But I digress. It's probably best for Transformers 3 to avoid the Summer of 2011, as Thor, The First Avenger: Captain America, and Spider-Man 4 are all scheduled to release then. And for now we still have to get through the second Transformers movie, opening this June 26, which many of you are totally stoked to see.

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Paramount is not only trying to dip into the video-game world, but it's also going after a female audience by introducing three games inspired by girlie movies — Clueless, Mean Girls, and Pretty in Pink. These first few games will be developed in conjunction with Legacy Interactive.

No word on what console the games will be designed for or what the user experience will be like just yet, although BuzzSugar has her predictions!

More games are said to be in the making and even more to come next year!

As soon as I saw Cloverfield I knew immediately that there would be sequels. Making one stand-alone video of a Manhattan monster attack means there could be any number of other videos out there with similar footage — from the New York attack, or from other cities the monster demolished. Basically, all they need to come up with are the various reasons for people to be using a handheld camera.

This easy setup for a sequel combined with the fact that Cloverfield cost $25 million to make and raked in $46 million over its opening weekend alone has now motivated Paramount to team up with director Matt Reeves again for a Cloverfield sequel. Variety states today that the Cloverfield sequel might even be Reeves next project.

While I know I totally called this, there's a part of me that already feels a pending weariness toward the Cloverfield movies. Part of the satisfaction with Cloverfield was the intrigue surrounding it — the sequel(s) will have to consistently think of ways to surprise us. Also, they may want to figure out how to avoid that shaky-cam nausea.

What do you think about a Cloverfield sequel?

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