The summer 2011 romantic comedy Friends With Benefits starring Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis will take its exposure to the next level with a Blu-ray and DVD release date of December 2.

Friends With Benefits, which also features Richard Jenkins, Patricia Clarkson and Jenna Elfman, opened in theaters on July 22 in third place with $18.6 million through its first three days. The modest $35 million film went on to make over $55.5 million domestically and $84.7 million worldwide by the end of its theatrical run.

The Blu-ray version of Friends With Benefits will be presented in 1080p video and 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio, and also include the DVD version in the same package. Both stars offer up their thoughts on the film via a commentary track as part of these bonus features:

* Commentary with Writer/Director Will Gluck, Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis
* Bonus Benefits: A Pop-Up Trivia Track
* Deleted Scenes
* Outtakes
* On Set With FWB
* In A Flash: Choreographing A Mob

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Its finally the day! “Friends With Benefits” is now out in theaters! Make sure you go out to see it this weekend in theaters to support Emma Stone and the rest of the cast and crew of the film!

There’s good news about bad news about the following red band highlight reel from Friends with Benefits. The good news? It’s funny! The bad news? It seems to spoil a lot of previously unspoiled hilarity — like what Emma Stone thinks would be preferable to missing John Mayer perform “Your Body Is a Wonderland” in concert. So, consider yourself warned, and click through to watch the filthy new clip. If you dare, etc.

It’s still funny to me that Emma Stone could have been cheerleader Claire Bennet on “Heroes.” The part just wouldn’t have shown off her comedic chops. In fact, I think losing that part was the best thing that ever happened to her. Instead, Emma went the “Superbad” to “House Bunny” to “Easy A” route and is now poised to be one of the biggest stars of our generation. Sealing the deal? An offer has just been extended to her to play Elizabeth Bennet in the highly anticipated classic/zombie mash-up, “Pride, Prejudice and Zombies,” based on the best-selling book. Most predicted that the role would go either to heavy-hitters Natalie Portman or Scarlett Johansson. But we think Emma will be just perfect.

After the jump, more high-profile movies we will soon be seeing Emma Stone in.

“The Amazing Spider-Man.” Move over Mary Jane Watson. In the reboot of the spidey series, Emma will play Gwen Stacy opposite Andrew Garfield. According to the director, their chemistry is “stunning” and she was the “clear choice” for the role.
“Crazy, Stupid, Love.” Back in March, Emma landed this role opposite Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling. In the flick, Steve has just been left by his wife for another man and is determined to learn how to be better with the ladies. Emma plays his daughter, who is being courted by Ryan. If only we all could be so lucky.
“The Help.” Set in 1960s Mississipi, Emma plays a just-graduated writer who begins to interview with black women of her town to tell their story. Apparently, we’ll get to hear her Southern accent.
“Friends with Benefits.” Yep, you will be able to catch Emma in the Justin Timberlake/Mila Kunis screw-fest.
“Movie 43.” Should we be surprised that the Farrelly brothers love Emma? She will be in their upcoming “Movie 43,” a series of short films starring the likes of Kate Winslet, Gerard Butler, and Halle Berry. Her short is called “Veronica.”

The first posters for “The Amazing Spider-Man” and “Friends With Benefits” have recently been released and I have just added them to our photo gallery!

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I have updated the photo gallery with 155 HD screen captures from 3 of Emma Stone’s upcoming films; “Friends With Benefits”, “Crazy Stupid Love” and “The Help”.

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The brand new trailer for “Friends With Benefits” premiered earlier today! Check it out below.

Emma Stone and director Will Gluck must be riding high on the success of “Easy A,” the teen flick that garnered a grand reception from both critics and audiences. Fortunately those of us who were fans of the movie, the dynamic duo are working together on another upcoming rom-com that we’re super excited for: “Friends With Benefits” (the one with Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis).

Though Justin will soon make girls to swoon as Sean Parker in “The Social Network,” Emma said she had a great time being the woman who got to break his heart. “I gotta tell you, breaking up with Justin Timberlake is really fun,” she told MTV’s Kara Warner. “It’s a feel-good time. He’s such a nice, funny guy. It was really fun. We had a good time.”

While he’s making a splash in the film industry, JT can never truly say byebyebye to his pop-star persona. Emma said she would hear a hum or a scat escape Justin’s lips every once in a while on set, but that must have been because Justin was saving his serenades for director Will Gluck.

“He sings everything,” Will said. “He sings when we’re waiting to shoot, he sings when he’s pointing out paparazzi, he always sings everything. The funny thing is, unlike other people humming, every time he sings, you’re like, ‘That’s Justin Timberlake! He’s singing a song about “the boom just hit me in the face”!’ and it could be a pop song if he does it right.”

He added that he would often have to get the crew to stop focusing on Justin’s singing and concentrate on their work. We think we would definitely have some concentration problems if Justin Timberlake was singing and dancing only feet away from us. In fact, we would definitely have some problems focusing.

“He does like to sing, and he’s good at it,” Will said. “And even when he does a little dance [to go along with the song], he’s good at it.”

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