Judd Apatow is back in the producer's seat for another romantic comedy but is 'The Five-Year Engagement,' worthy of your time and commitment? Read our review.

Band of Misfits” with a vocal performance from Hugh Grant; the Judd Apatow-produced romantic comedy “The Five-Year Engagement,” starring Jason Segel and Emily Blunt; “Safe,” an action-packed chase thriller starring Jason Statham; and “The Raven,” a

"The Five-Year Engagement" is not your typical romantic comedy. It has conflict built right into the title, instead of using a Nancy Meyers-esque turn of phrase. The writers behind "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," Jason Segel and

With Five-Year Engagement, the writer/director has done it again, but then what makes what he does work so well while what others do fail so horribly? I had the chance a couple weeks ago to find out, as I sat down with Stoller for a one-on-one

Us Rating: ***. In Theaters Now. It takes just five minutes to fall in love with Tom (Jason Segel) and Violet (Emily Blunt). Rushing to a San Francisco rooftop restaurant in the first scene, the amiable couple good-naturedly shrug