You mean l Love You, Man with black folks?
I can't be the only one.
I won't discuss the race part, but yes this is the same exact premise except this one sounds like it will take place more during the wedding. Still unoriginal.
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Yes. This is exactly I Love You Man for black folks. Completely unoriginal.
shareYes. This is exactly I Love You Man for black folks. Completely unoriginal.
Actually you muff, the script was first written back in 2006 by one of the writers of The Hangover and with Dan Foulger and Vince Vaughn in the lead role. Do me a favor, how about you do some research before you make a comment. share
I did do my research and no, it wasn't. Also, I Love You, Man was written in 1997. Also, notice how the original folks were smart enough not to put the movie through once I Love You, Man came out. Damn, you just got burned 3 ways!!!
shareI did do my research and no, it wasn't. Also, I Love You, Man was written in 1997. Also, notice how the original folks were smart enough not to put the movie through once I Love You, Man came out. Damn, you just got burned 3 ways!!!
Sure you did your research little man ! You've only been a memeber for less than a year and you aleady think you're big *beep* and know movies ? Well I got news for you, you don't know *beep* The Golden Tux goes back to 2002 and got stuck in development hell. After the sucess of The Break Up the writers Jeremy Garelick and Jay Lavender were going to make this but for whatever reason it fell through. http://news.moviefone.com/2006/10/18/from-the-break-up-to-the-golden-t ux/ As for your claim that I Love You Was Written in 1997, yes this is true but it never went into production and went unsold. The entire script was re-written!
He think hes bad with class! Im gonna rock this shotgun up his *beep* ass! share
Yes, exactly. It was written and came out after I Love You, Man, hence it is an unoriginal knockoff. Are you dense?
shareThe "bride" in "I Love You, Man" was Black.
And even if it is the case. So what?
And this is Hollywood, everything gets recycled.
"Do you even remember what you came here to find?"
I've seen the movie and it did remind me of I Love You, Man(which BTW is a good thing IMO). But it would be very misleading to say it's like that movie only with black folks. The supporting cast is predominantly white, and Kevin Hart and Josh Gad get equal screentime in this.
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