The Five Year Engagement

Is ‘The Five-Year Engagement’ a Real Social Experiment?
Is ‘The Five-Year Engagement’ a Real Social Experiment?
Is ‘The Five-Year Engagement’ a Real Social Experiment?
There’s an amusingly reflexive scene in ‘The Five-Year Engagement,’ in which two social psychologists are watching, through a one-way mirror, a romantic couple dramatically breaking up while sitting in an observation room, unaware they’re not alone. The mirror is like the movie screen, and its framing of the couple becomes the framing of the shot, so the psychologist characters and the audience be
Weekend Box Office Report: Everyone in the World is Seeing ‘The Avengers’ Before You
Weekend Box Office Report: Everyone in the World is Seeing ‘The Avengers’ Before You
Weekend Box Office Report: Everyone in the World is Seeing ‘The Avengers’ Before You
Normally, the Weekend Box Office Report tends to shy away from covering the international box office. However, we're making an exception this week, mainly because the domestic box office was hopelessly anemic and 'The Avengers' opened everywhere not called the United States and took in an absolutely absurd amount of cash. Between 39 territories, Marvel's hotly anticipated Superhero Team-Up Extrava
Brian Posehn Interview: The ‘Five-Year Engagement’ Star Talks Nerd Rage and Pickles
Brian Posehn Interview: The ‘Five-Year Engagement’ Star Talks Nerd Rage and Pickles
Brian Posehn Interview: The ‘Five-Year Engagement’ Star Talks Nerd Rage and Pickles
Lovable comedian Brian Posehn (televisions ‘The Sarah Silverman Program’ and ‘Just Shoot Me’) takes a turn as Tarquin a well-intentioned but wholly inappropriate pickle expert in ‘The Five-Year Engagement,’ the latest comedy from Jason Segel and Nicholas Stoller. We had the opportunity to speak with the Posehn, one of our favorite comedians, in Los Angeles recently and discussed pickle and puppet
‘The Five-Year Engagement’ Review
‘The Five-Year Engagement’ Review
‘The Five-Year Engagement’ Review
Y'know how popular comedies often get an "Extended Cut" on DVD? 'The Five-Year Engagement' skipped a step and released its extended cut straight to theaters. It's 124 minutes long, and at least 30 minutes too long. There's a good movie in here, maybe even a great one. But it's buried beneath an awful lot of shoulda-been-deleted scenes.
‘The Five Year Engagement’ Red Band Trailer
‘The Five Year Engagement’ Red Band Trailer
‘The Five Year Engagement’ Red Band Trailer
"Forgetting Sarah Marshall" star Jason Segel and director Nicholas Stoller have teamed up once again for the brand new comedy 'The Five Year Engagement' also starring Emily Blunt, Chris Pratt, Alison Brie and Jackie Weaver. While you may have seen the regular trailer and wondered if the movie looked funny, this new red-band trailer will prove to you that this is going to be one funny fil