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| 'The Five-Year Engagement,' With Jason Segel and Emily Blunt New York Times At the start of "The Five-Year Engagement," Tom (Jason Segel) is about to propose to his girlfriend, Violet (Emily Blunt). He has an elaborate surprise planned, and when it is ruined (by his clumsy eagerness and Violet's persistent curiosity), ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Quirky 'Five-Year Engagement' worth walk down theater aisle Chicago Sun-Times A more accurate title for "The Five-Year Engagement" would have been "I Got a Job in Michigan." Uneven and a little too predictable but also consistently smart, sharp and sweet, this movie is more about the tension created when a couple uproots so one ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 'The Five-Year Engagement' is expected to reach box-office altar before rivals MiamiHerald.com By AMY KAUFMAN LOS ANGELES -- It may take half a decade for the couple in "The Five-Year Engagement" to make it to the altar, but the romantic comedy will quickly outrun the competition to the top of the box office this weekend. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'The Five-Year Engagement' review: Simply engaging San Francisco Chronicle The Five-Year Engagement POLITE APPLAUSE Romantic comedy. Starring Emily Blunt and Jason Segel. Directed by Nicholas Stoller. (R. 124 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) Of the many good things about "The Five-Year Engagement," the most curious is the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Engagement' offers some engaging moments Daily News - Galveston County By Dustin Chase "The Five Year Engagement" is easily more funny and less vulgar than "Knocked Up." Perhaps the Judd Apatow produced films have finally matured into something beyond what every other rated R romantic comedy is doing now. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Review: 'The Five-Year Engagement' San Jose Mercury News By Randy Myers In this film image released by Universal Pictures, Jason Segel, left, and Emily Blunt are shown in a scene from "The Five-Year Engagement." (AP Photo/Universal Pictures, Glen Wilson) If you can forget "Sarah Marshall" for a couple of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A 'Five-Year Engagement' Leaves A Bitter Taste NPR In The Five-Year Engagement, a new mating comedy from the Judd Apatow factory, the interpretation is reactionary, told largely from the perspective of a man victimized by feminism. Up-and-coming chef Tom, played by Jason Segel, and British social ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Movie Projector: 'Five-Year Engagement' expected to reach altar first ... By Amy Kaufman "The Five-Year Engagement" is expected to debut with a solid sum of around $20 million at the box office this weekend. The film about a troubled relationship is likely to perform far better than three other movies hitting theaters this weekend. Company Town | ||
| Nicholas Stoller Talks 'Five-Year Engagement', Terrible Rom-Coms ... By Roth Cornet 'Five-Year Engagement' director Nicholas Stoller talks to us about how to make romantic comedies, and what shape 'The Muppets' sequel is taking in its early stages. Screen Rant | ||
| Meagan Good Dishes On Her SHOCKING ENGAGEMENT + Brandy ... By Natasha Think Like A Man star Meagan Good shocked us all with her big engagement news a few weeks ago. But she was just as shocked herself when her now fiance DeVon Franklin dropped to one knee. Meagan reveals her outer body experience, ... The Young, Black, and Fabulous | ||
| Fox Analyst Monica Crowley On Sandra Fluke's Engagement: 'To A ... By Meenal Vamburkar The Daily Beast reported on Thursday that Sandra Fluke — who we know from the controversy with Rush Limbaugh — in engaged. In response to the announcement, Fox News analyst Monica Crowley tweeted, To a man? Mediaite | ||
| Review: 'The Five-Year Engagement' Just Not That Engaging ... Unlike John, the other half of the 'Two Jews On Film, it doesn't take a lot for me to enjoy a film. Basically, I want to care about the characters and their story. And this brings me to my problem... Starpulse Entertainment News |
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