Articles about Friends with Benefits
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Take film posters, tweak them to include tiny faces, and you've got a case of OH MY GOD MAKE IT STOP (from @screencrushnews)
Source: screencrush.com
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The director Will Gluck broke through with 'Easy A' and directed 'Friends With Benefits'. His next job: picking out furniture for his new office at Sony Pictures.
Source: articles.latimes.com
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In her previous two films and in new film "Ted," actress Mila Kunis is helping to define what may be a new, refreshingly likable female archetype: the Man-Up Dream Girl. An good article here by @danielleBeast
Source: www.thedailybeast.com
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With a few exceptions, the perfect date movie is nearly impossible to find, says @hellogiggles.
Source: hellogiggles.com
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The song "Closing Time" instantly conjures its era with startling intensity, as it maybe the most late-'90s thing there is. Also, it's weirdly contemporary as it keeps showing up in films and tv shows such as last years "Due Date" and this year's "Friends with Benefits" and "The Office"
Source: www.grantland.com
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Another great "if movie posters told the truth" from @The_Shiznit; we like "I Don't Know How She Keeps Finding Work"
Source: www.theshiznit.co.uk
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Chloe Angyal from @TheAtlantic studies rom-coms to discover Hollywood's version of romance is far removed from reality. No kidding.
Source: www.npr.org
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@jtimberlake opens up to the @guardian about his childhood, his friends, and the prices of stardom
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
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Seven lessons from the past three months of movie-theater love stories. Some good observations here
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Video: Bradley Cooper, take your French and shove it! Here's Mila Kunis telling off a reporter in fluent RUSSIAN
Source: www.buzzfeed.com
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The director Will Gluck broke through with 'Easy A' and directed 'Friends With Benefits'. His next job: picking out furniture for his new office at Sony Pictures.
Source: articles.latimes.com
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@jtimberlake opens up to the @guardian about his childhood, his friends, and the prices of stardom
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
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Video: Bradley Cooper, take your French and shove it! Here's Mila Kunis telling off a reporter in fluent RUSSIAN
Source: www.buzzfeed.com
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Take film posters, tweak them to include tiny faces, and you've got a case of OH MY GOD MAKE IT STOP (from @screencrushnews)
Source: screencrush.com
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In her previous two films and in new film "Ted," actress Mila Kunis is helping to define what may be a new, refreshingly likable female archetype: the Man-Up Dream Girl. An good article here by @danielleBeast
Source: www.thedailybeast.com
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With a few exceptions, the perfect date movie is nearly impossible to find, says @hellogiggles.
Source: hellogiggles.com
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The song "Closing Time" instantly conjures its era with startling intensity, as it maybe the most late-'90s thing there is. Also, it's weirdly contemporary as it keeps showing up in films and tv shows such as last years "Due Date" and this year's "Friends with Benefits" and "The Office"
Source: www.grantland.com
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Another great "if movie posters told the truth" from @The_Shiznit; we like "I Don't Know How She Keeps Finding Work"
Source: www.theshiznit.co.uk
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Chloe Angyal from @TheAtlantic studies rom-coms to discover Hollywood's version of romance is far removed from reality. No kidding.
Source: www.npr.org
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Seven lessons from the past three months of movie-theater love stories. Some good observations here
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Dylan pops out for a bite of lunch with Jamie at Cafe Habana at Elizabeth Street in NoLita where they reveal to each other that they're both regarded as emotionally 'unavailable'.
17 Prince Street, New York, NY
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It's all going well for Dylan (Timberlake), who is set up in a swanky new apartment between White Street and Franklin Street. It's opposite Franklin Street subway station entrance and just a few yards from the little fire station from "Ghostbusters," and from Will Smith's apartment in "Hitch."
217-219 West Broadway, New York, NY
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Jamie (Mila Kunis) takes Dylan (Timberlake) up to her special rooftop to show him stunning views of the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings. The quirky, angular shape instantly reveals this to be the roof of 101 Park. Don't try to follow the pair as the 'secret' entrance through which the pair sneak to reach the roof was filmed in downtown Los Angeles.
101 Park Avenue, New York, NY
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Jamie (Mila Kunis) misses out on a showing of Pretty Woman, with Quincy (Andy Samberg) at Big Cinemas, between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, on the East Side near the Roosevelt Island Tram Station.
239 East 59th Street, New York, NY
