I Love You

Peter Klaven, a real estate agent, proposes to his girlfriend Zooey Rice. Zooey is thrilled and immediately shares the exciting news with her friends, marking a significant moment in their relationship.

As Zooey celebrates their engagement with friends, Peter realizes he lacks close male friends to serve as his best man. This leads him to reflect on his history of neglecting male friendships in favor of romantic relationships.

Peter turns to his younger gay brother, Robbie, for advice on how to make friends. This marks the beginning of his quest to find male companionship ahead of the wedding.

Peter attends various social events, including a Major League Soccer game and dinner with diverse men, but encounters a series of awkward experiences. He struggles to connect with these potential friends, highlighting his social challenges.

During an open house at Lou Ferrigno's mansion, Peter meets Sydney Fife, who is primarily interested in the event's free food. They quickly form a connection, showcasing the start of a significant friendship.

Peter and Sydney's friendship deepens as they spend time together, including visits to Sydney's man cave. This friendship brings excitement into Peter's life but also complicates his relationship with Zooey.

Sydney convinces Peter to join him at a Rush concert, leading to a night of bonding between the two men. However, this leaves Zooey feeling sidelined and unimportant, adding tension to their relationship.

Sydney unexpectedly asks Peter for an $8,000 loan, which Peter reluctantly agrees to give. This decision ultimately intertwines their friendship with financial risks, raising concerns for Peter regarding his future with Zooey.

Zooey becomes suspicious of Sydney's intentions, especially after an altercation between Sydney and Lou Ferrigno. This confrontation threatens Peter's professional relationship with Ferrigno and creates further doubt in Zooey's mind.

Peter discovers that Sydney used the loan to create an eye-catching billboard campaign for Peter's real estate business. Initially upset, Peter realizes the campaign brings substantial business success, complicating his feelings about Sydney.

Peter confronts his colleague Tevin over his attempts to get a piece of the Ferrigno listing. This defining moment showcases Peter's growth as he stands up for himself and his business interests.

As Zooey and Peter prepare for their wedding, Sydney feels lonely and abandoned. His attempts to reconnect with other friends fail, emphasizing his isolation and desperation for companionship.

Zooey notices Peter's longing for Sydney and reaches out to invite him to the wedding. Her gesture highlights her ability to see beyond her own doubts, potentially mending the rift in their friendship.

Just before Peter and Zooey's vows, Sydney makes a dramatic entrance on a moped, revealing his success as an investor. He returns the loan, offering the billboards as a wedding gift, symbolizing the strength of their friendship.

The wedding ends with a lively reception where Peter and Sydney perform on stage with the band OK Go. The celebration encapsulates the joy and camaraderie that has developed through their friendship amidst the wedding festivities.