No blockquotes, but Bro Namath and Bro Montana pretty much had me ROFL. The Rush scenes were also great.

I’m definitely looking forward to seeing it this week. Of course I’m always Rushified.

I liked the movie and found it quite enjoyable. I wouldn’t say it’s a stupid one, especially compared to the usual fare that’s released these days. It’s solid but I don’t know if I’d watch it again.

Not my kind of movie but the SF Chronicle loved it. Gave this their highest rating.

solid movie. kind of convinced me that Paul Rudd should only be a supporting character, not a leading man, because the interactions with Karen Phillipelli (or whatever her non-Office name was) were kind of painful sometimes… but still, I laughed a lot. and really, when I go to see a comedy, that’s what I want.

HISS

A buddy of mine wants to see it. “We got to go see it this weekend!” Me: “So, we’re going to have a man-date about a movie about man-dates? I think we’re crossing that fine line.” But it’s a movie my wife won’t see, so…. yeah. Man-date!

I don’t know what the hell any of you people are talking about.

I saw it with my buddy, and we both thought it was awful. They just overdid the awkward attempts at slang/catchphrases/etc. by Paul Rudd. The “slapping the bass” part was watch-glance inducing.

Segel was decent in it, as was Dangle from Reno 911. Rudd is just starting to wear me down, though.

Before we saw the movie, my wife went next door to Cold Stone Creamery to get an ice cream. I wanted to break a fifty so I gave it to her and went inside the theater. She lost the change. That better have been the best ice cream she ever ate!! Outside of that, I really liked the movie. I agree that Segel steals the movie. Some good people were wasted there though, like Jamie Pressley and Andy Samberg.

Segel’s Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane t-shirts. Coupled with the fact that his character is a big Rush fan, that tells me he is musically “literate” and should be respected.

Not only did I just see , for the first time in my life , a commercial after a clip but a combination commercial/movie trailer?

40 Year Old Virgin, Knocked Up, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Superbad, and now I Love You, Man

somehow these movies constantly stay different from most of the rest of Hollywood’s crap – in fact, they all include cultural commentary often making fun of the rest of Hollywood’s crap – I’d give I Love You, Man a 4 out of 5 just for keeping the tradition

It had a main social satirical point (the effeminate metro-sexual straight guys our feminized culture is producing, how bad they suck, and why regular, masculine guy behavior/friendship is not only ok, but kinda necessary for your life not to blow) and at the same time managed to stay completely hilarious

Favorite scenes -

- every single scene with Jon Favreau (playing the man’s man character who absolutely hates Rudd’s guts the whole time – you can feel his hatred seeping out of him every scene they’re in together)
- being stuck having to play golf with the girls
- Jason Segel’s toast
- Rudd’s realization that “I need to get some f—king friends.”