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Vin Diesel is great as a navy seal turned babysitter in this kid-friendly action comedy. A botched rescue mission (brimming with stunts) results in the death of a scientist and the hospitalization of seal team-leader Shane Wolf (Diesel). Once he recovers, he is assigned to duty as a bodyguard for the dead man's family. But even for a seal--toughened to the point of stoniness--dealing with the chaos, smells, noises, and complexities of a large, fatherless family proves to be a heavy challenge. The kids don't like his authoritative ways and they have no problem defying him at every turn. Eventually everybody bonds and while the family teaches him to listen and relax, he teaches them the combat skills they need to succeed in suburban Los Angeles. It's all very funny but the film really works best as a showcase for the range of Diesel; he takes his pratfalls in stride, his character's devotion to military discipline and honor is inspiring; and his bonding with the family is sweet without being saccharine. What's more, he still gets the chance to kick some serious bad-guy butt. Lauren Graham (BAD SANTA) plays the kindly grade school principal and love interest. EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND's Brad Garrett is hilarious as a sadistic wrestling coach. There's also a crotch-biting pet duck, ninjas, sewer-diving, a troop of kung fu-fighting girl scouts, and the hilarious Panda Dance.
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Woody Allen's delightful farce deals with the misadventures of three couples who spend the weekend together in the country. They all seem to end up in love with the wrong person.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Theatrical TrailerAdditional Products: Collectible Booklet
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At Billingsley University, it's the end of the fall semester, but finals are taking a back seat to sexual escapades and mistaken identity! When Styles (Patrick Renna) decides to help his younger brother, Booker (Chris Styles), lose his virginity, he enlists the aid of a prostitute named Dominique (Boti Bliss). Unfortunately. Dominique is also a French foreign exchange student (Marie-Noelle Marquis) who is due to show up on campus at any minute. Add a mysterious handbag full of $30,000 and a holiday beef log that nobody wants to eat, and you have a raucous college comedy from directors Scott and David HillenbrandDVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers Featurettes - 1. NATIONAL LAMPOON'S THE GLEIB SHOW









2. NATIONAL LAMPOON'S MASTER DEBATERS Music Video - 1. Diffuser -Get It On Gag Reel Deleted Scenes
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FBI Agent Malcolm Turner (Martin Lawrence) is a master of disguise who can transform himself to resemble anyone in order to crack a case. When a brutal criminal breaks out of prison to regain his hoard of stolen money, his former girlfriend Sherry (Nia Long) flees with her son to her childhood home in Georgia, where her grandmother Hattie Mae lives, known to her friends as Big Momma. The FBI learns that Big Momma has been called away suddenly on family business, and in order to keep Sherry under surveillance, Agent Turner must take on the role of a lifetime: Big Momma herself. Can Turner find out where the hidden money is and cook a southern-style dinner at the same time while also falling in love with the sweet, innocent Sherry? A hilarious and tender comedy showcase for Lawrence, who brings the world a brand-new Big Momma with newfound tendencies to perform karate, play basketball, and show the world who's in charge, BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE comes from Raja Gosnell, director of NEVER BEEN KISSED.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle Side - Dual LayerWidescreen Anamorphic - 1.85:1Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Surround - English Dolby Surround - French THX Mastered AudioAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Raja Gosnell - Director, David Friendly - Producer Featurette - 1. BUILDING BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE








2. Makeup Test Deleted Scenes Outtakes Blooper Reel Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer






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3. Bonus Trailer - ME, MYSELF& IRENE Music Videos - 1. Lil' Bow Wow -Bounce with Me










2. Jermaine Dupri featuring NAS and Monica -I've Got to Have ItInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Paul Morrissey`s first film in the sensational and erotically charged FLESH, TRASH, HEAT trilogy was a decisive homage to the aesthetic that inspired Warhol`s first works. Commencing with a prolonged shot of a sleeping Joe Dallesandro (echoing Warhol`s six-hour film, SLEEP), FLESH launches into a distinctive, if somewhat esoteric plot, following Joe as he starts his day. Joe works as a prostitute to fund an abortion needed by the girlfriend of his lackadaisical wife. Bouncing between seedy encounters with delusional and damaged clients and dates with drag queens and neophyte hustlers, Joe is often the object of sexual attention and obsession (especially from the camera itself) as he meanders through his life. Whether casually receiving oral sex from a dim-witted ex-girlfriend, gently caressing his baby, or offering sexual favors in a public restroom for a twenty spot, Joe is always portrayed sympathetically. Making good on his belief that personality is the crux of any story, Morrissey trains his camera languorously on the minutiae of humanity and its many traits, talents, and downfalls, creating a highly personal insight into the failed lives of his unique characters.
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