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1 Our Idiot Brother Trailer: Paul Rudd Can't Keep the Peace
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2 Summer Movie Preview: Comedies
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3 Watch, Pass, or Rent Video Movie Review: Our Idiot Brother
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4 Sundance Snapshot: My Idiot Brother
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5 Take a Longer Look at Our Idiot Brother
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6 Editor's Picks: Entertainment Must Haves For August
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7 Video: Paul Rudd Has His Own Marketing Ideas For Our Idiot Brother
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8 Our Idiot Brother: A Family Gathering You Don't Have to Dread
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9 Box Office: The Help Continues to Clean Up
Despite three new releases and a hurricane that shut down much of the East Coast, The Help took the number one spot at the box office for the second weekend in a row with $14.3 million. In what was the second slowest weekend at the box office this year (behind only Super Bowl weekend), new film Colombiana saw a modest debut, taking second place with $10.3 million. Other newcomer Don't Be Afraid Read more
Paul Rudd dons a beard and long hair to play the black sheep in a family on the rocks in this weekend's new release Our Idiot Brother. If you're wondering if the comedy is worth the trip to the movies, watch the video movie review below to find out if this is one that you should watch, pass, or rent! Read more
Sometimes the best comedy comes from the most relatable subjects, and Our Idiot Brother mines a rich source: family. Paul Rudd stars as the titular brother, Ned, a Bohemian free spirit who gets arrested in an unfortunate setup. When he's released months later, he finds himself jobless, dumped by his farmer girlfriend (Kathryn Hahn), and in need of a place to stay. Luckily, he has a lot of family Read more
Paul Rudd had some of Hollywood's funniest ladies on his arm last night at the LA premiere of Our Idiot Brother, which is out on Aug. 26. He posed with costars Rashida Jones, Elizabeth Banks, in Prada, and Moschino-clad Zooey Deschanel on the red carpet, which also hosted comedic stars like Busy Philipps, who was fresh off a day of zip-lining on the Cougar Town set, and Jack McBrayer. Adam Scott Read more
The ever adorable Paul Rudd has a new movie on the way in Our Idiot Brother, and the actor took his charm to Harvey Weinstein's office to create a fun new video for Funny or Die. Watch as wide-eyed Rudd reads off a list of hilarious marketing ideas from a sheet of toilet paper. Among them: a live billboard, a trailer in the middle of a movie, and "Rudd's mud" (you'll have to watch to figure that Read more
Though most of the splashy Summer blockbusters have opened already, there are still plenty of movies this month to get excited about. In fact, there's a lot happening in pop culture over the next few weeks that we've had marked on our calendars. Now that August is here, check out which movies, music, and TV the BuzzSugar editors are looking forward to the most. Read more
We got a taste of Paul Rudd's next comedy with the first trailer for Our Idiot Brother, but the second preview reveals even more of the film. In this new peek, we see hippie Ned (Rudd) mucking things up for his three sisters (played by Zooey Deschanel, Emily Mortimer, and Elizabeth Banks) when he crashes on their couches and spends a little too much time mingling with their friends and Read more
Summer may not officially start until mid-June, but any movie fanatic can tell you that Summer blockbuster season kicks off with Memorial Day weekend. That's still a few weeks away, but we're getting you prepped for all the cinematic goodness that's coming our way. There are quite a few anticipated releases in the next few months, so we've broken it down into categories so you can start making Read more
In Our Idiot Brother, formerly known as My Idiot Brother, Paul Rudd plays an out-there hippie-type named Ned who can't help but get himself in trouble despite his good intentions. When his girlfriend kicks him out, Ned couch-hops between his three sisters, played by Zooey Deschanel, Elizabeth Banks, and Emily Mortimer. Though Ned means well, it isn't long before he starts meddling in their lives Read more
I've been excited about My Idiot Brother pretty much since the full cast was announced back in June, so catching the film's premiere at Sundance this weekend was a huge treat. The movie follows Paul Rudd as an unflappable optimist whose devotion to honesty gets him into one sticky situation after another, particularly when he starts couch hopping between his three sisters. Though I had already Read more
