Friends With Benefits

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Welcome to New York

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Times Square Flash Mob

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Two Break-Ups

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Just Sex

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Mommy's Little Slampiece

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Seeing Other People

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Glad I Met You

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - Who Needs Friends?

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - I Wish Life Was a Movie

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Friends With Benefits: Official Clip - I Want My Best Friend Back

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Cast

Justin Timberlake
as Dylan

Mila Kunis
as Jamie

Patricia Clarkson
as Lorna

Jenna Elfman
as Annie

Bryan Greenberg
as Parker

Richard Jenkins
as Mr. Harper

Woody Harrelson
as Tommy

Nolan Gould
as Sam

Andy Samberg
as Quincy

Shaun White
as Himself

Andrew Fleming
as Driver

Catherine Reitman
as Female Coworker

Courtney Henggeler
as Flight Attendant

Masi Oka
as Darin Arturo Morena

Tiya Sircar
as Hostess

Christopher T. Wood
as Ira Ungerleider

Emma Stone
as Kayla

Lili Mirojnick
as Laura

Rupak Ginn
as Male Coworker (LA)

Duane Shepard Sr.
as Older Man

Duane Shepard, Sr.
as Older Man

Chike Johnson
as Taxi Driver

Angelique Cabral
as Pam Niborski

Lance Kerfuffle
as Security Guard

Jerry Ying
as Photographer

Jerry Hyman
as Caricaturist

Nick Lee
as Dylan's Neighbor

Jason Sung Lee
as Dylan's Friend

Michael Morris
as Carriage Driver

Brooklyn McLinn
as Policeman

Timothy Bish
as Dancer

Angel Feliciano
as Dancer

Nicole Guidetti
as Dancer

Mayumi Miguel
as Dancer

Joanna Numata
as Dancer

Wes Pope
as Dancer

Seth Stewart
as Dancer

LaJon Dantzler
as Dancer

Laura Fremont
as Dancer

Alicia Mazepa
as Dancer

Jermaine Montell
as Dancer

Danielle Polanco
as Dancer

Steven Rosa
as Dancer

Adam Zotovich
as Dancer

Deanna Walters
as Dancer

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• Nov 07, 2014

  Guess it works well if you're in a mood for something light. Although the characters pretend to be anti-cliche, the movie gradually turns out to be an ordinary rom-com with a reasonable dose of cliches (thankfully, I was in a mood of overlooking them).
  familiar s Super Reviewer
• Sep 22, 2013

  Although it is obvious where this film is going from the first scene they have together, it has its funnier moments. I think Woody Harrelson was the best of the supporting actors in his role as the gay sports writer.
  Red L Super Reviewer
• May 08, 2013

  One relatively interesting romantic comedy where two friends Jamie (Mila Kunis) and Dylan (Justin Timberlake) decide to hold onto their relationship as a strictly platonic basis. As time has passed them by, and the more they spent time together they find that the platonic bonding between them dissolves more and more on a daily basis. As that bond dissolves they discover that the need for each other become more and more real. Experiencing this movie is a true joy. Try and see this, it is good!
  Fascade F Super Reviewer
• Dec 18, 2012

  Having just been dumped by his girlfriend(Emma Stone) over a misunderstanding at a John Mayer concert, Dylan Harper(Justin Timberlake) could probably use a fresh start. And when a great job offer arrives from New York, he jumps at the chance, being greeted by Jamie Rellis(Mila Kunis), the corporate recruiter for GQ Magazine, at the baggage carousel at the airport. Overall, she does her best to make him feel welcome, showing him all of her favorite New York sights. In return, he accepts the job offer to become the new art director. Over time, they become friends, but do not go any further emotionally, since she too is also getting over a painful breakup, this time involving "Pretty Woman." That does not stop them from having sex together, though. Admittedly, Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis may not be my first, second, third or maybe even 50th choice for a romantic pairing but they work well enough together in the generally entertaining "Friends with Benefits." Add in some cool cameos, good support from Richard Jenkins and Patricia Clarkson and a seriously gonzo turn from Woody Harrelson and stir gently. And I like how the movie uses New York and Los Angeles to their best advantages, featuring characters who ride the subway. But for a movie that seems so interested in deconstructing romantic comedy cliches for most of its length, it is very disappointing for it to fall headlong into a predictable third act cliche of its own making. After all, why wreck a good thing?
  Walter M Super Reviewer

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