Red Band trailer for The Five-Year Engagement is pretty damn funny

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

You gotta love the red-band trailer.  They aren’t totally necessary to sell a movie, but it sure doesn’t hurt when the movie in question has got some R-rated humor, which doesn’t always come across in a PG green-band trailer.

With that said, we have red-bander for THE FIVE-YEAR ENGAGEMENT, starring Jason Segal, Emily Blunt, Rhys Ifans (The Lizard), Alison Brie, and Chris Pratt.  Segal and Blunt star as a couple who prolong their wedding engagement with mixed results.  Segal seems to be channeling the down-and-out character he portrayed from FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL, which isn’t too much of a surprise given that the same director, Nicholas Stoller, is at the helm of this one.

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Coincidentally, FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL is one of my all-time favorite comedies (particularly the uncut version) and that gets me a little psyched for this.  I didn’t care much for the psuedo-sequel GET HIM TO THE GREEK (also directed by Stoller), but this looks promising.  Also, Emily Blunt is just completely adorable.  I want to put her in my pocket and carry her around all day, feeding her M&M’s. 

THE FIVE-YEAR ENGAGEMENT opens next week, April 27, 2012.

Source: Funny or Die

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