If you ever run into a female like that, heed the advice of a man who's dated his fair share of psychos and take a pass.
"Research has shown that frequently self-deleting threads is a telltale sign for sexual deviants."
His girlfriend really was a total bitch. She got so serious about that whole dinner thing even though she had no problem making fun of her boss. And then some random guy tells her Paul Rudd was with someone else (when he confuses her for Darla) and she freaks out and accuses the guy of cheating. Why was she so into creating senseless drama?
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Idiots
Totally disagree. For one, I prefer brunettes. But Julie was 100x hotter than Darla.
Of course, I would have dumped both of them for Robin (Andrea Savage).
Darla was crazier than a $h!+house rat. You'd seriously pick her over the normal girl who questioned the ethical nature of the dinner? Seriously?
Yikes.
More than that, she was so crazy, you wonder what Tim saw in her at all. Maybe, she wasn't always crazy, but damned if we were supposed to get that impression from how she is now. I think the writers thought the film just needed another source of conflict and to hell with whether it was organic to the story or the characters.
What a waste of Lucy Punch. She was much better served in Bad Teacher.
------Jesus loves you, but only as a friend.------
I wanted to slap that bitchy girlfriend and tell her to shut up. A see word in every way.
shareI agree that Darla is an attractive woman but there's no way I leave Julie for her if I was Tim. They're clearly not compatible but it seemed like she met her perfect match in Barry. Which goes quite well with the whole message of "Everything Happens for a reason"
Barry seemed instantly interested in Darla the moment he chatted with her a bit on Tims computer, and then became even more into her when they met face to face and began roleplaying together. Tbh I would have liked to seen the movie focus more on their relationship, or heck. A sequel about those two would have been something I'd pay to see.