Review: 'The Five-Year Engagement': Stumbles at start, finishes strong
The Five-Year Engagement is an ambitious film by Hollywood rom-com standards. The script, by director Nicholas Stoller and lead actor Jason Segel, aims for charm and pain and laughs and truth. The presentation is slick, with
Sorry Jason Segel, but all of your charm — and you do have a lot of it — couldn't save you from the critics this week. Segel's latest rom-com "The Five-Year Engagement" has been receiving mixed reviews, but which writer was
Unless something crazy happens, it looks like The Five Year Engagement might squeak past Think Like A Man for the #1 spot this weekend at the movies!! If for some reason it doesn't, though they seem to be performing today
Unless something crazy happens, it looks like The Five Year Engagement might squeak past Think Like A Man for the #1 spot this weekend at the movies!! If for some reason it doesn't, though they seem to be performing today
comFollowing Friday night's benefit advance screening of “The Five Year Engagement”—largely filmed in Ann Arbor last year—at the Michigan Theater, director Nick What did you think of the movie? Leave a comment and / or vote in the poll at the end
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