Awkward. Awkward, awkward movie. Paul Rudd's comedic timing is generally right on cue, and he does a phenomenal job at playing the part of the sensitive, testosterone-deprived boyfriend. But here's the thing about this movie - it will take you half the movie to catch on to the humor. The first few awkward lines out of Rudd's mouth will have you wondering if you should cringe or LOL (I cringed - I found myself relating to Paul Rudd's character too often). After you've acclimated, with the help of Jason Segel's caveman performance (think Sarah Marshall 2) the movie… Continue reading