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Michael Ritchie's comedy concerns an unlikely friendship that forms between two down-on-their-luck men who have just recently lost their jobs. Donald Quinelle (Robin Williams) was fired by his boss's parrot because his boss couldn't bear to confront Donald with the terrible news. Meanwhile, Sonny Paluso (Walter Matthau) lost his gas station to an explosion. Drowning their sorrows in a bar one day, a criminal tries to rob the establishment. Surprising even themselves, Donald and Sonny become local celebrities when they identify the perpetrator. Unfortunately, this robber, Jack (Jerry Reed), also happens to be a hit man, and when Jack sees their faces on television, his uncontrollable anger triggers him into tracking them down and making them pay for ruining his bid at scoring some quick cash. While he searches for the inept duo, Donald has an awakening in which he moves to the mountains and learns to survive out in the wild. Jack's pursuit of Donald and Sonny unleashes a series of comical escapades that provide THE SURVIVORS with its biggest laughs. Not as personal a work as his 1970s comedies, Ritchie's film is nonetheless an entertaining ride because of the energetic performances of Williams and Matthau.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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It was their 25th Cub Scout reunion, five grown men, who peaked at age ten, get together to relive their glory days. And if they were inept campers as kids, they're even worse as adults.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85:1Audio: Dolby Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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This collection contains three films from comedic directors Peter and Bobby Farrelly. Features included are THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY (1998;R), ME, MYSELF& IRENE, and SHALLOW HAL (2001;PG-13). Please see individual titles for further details.
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Elizabeth who just split from her husband, ends up going back home to mom. She comes across one of her childhood toys, a Jack-in-the-box, which was the very same one her frustrated mother imprisoned her childhood imaginary friend Fred, many years ago. Low and behold Elizabeth now opens the box, and out springs Fred with 21 years of pranks stored up!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Charlie Chaplin has a dual role in this film, his first with dialogue. He plays a sweet-natured Jewish barber and a murderous Hitler-type dictator with such satirical impact that it counterbalanced the oratory of Adolf Hitler. Particularly delectable comic scenes are Hynkel's balletic pas de deux with a globe, and a cream cake fight between Hynkel and Napoloni, the dictator of Bacteria.Additional Release Material:Chaplin: A Legacy of Laughter CollectionBonus Scene - SUNNYSIDE (1918) (Note: InspiredDictator's barber scene.)Newsreel Footage - MovieTone (1933) (Note: About Hitler)Additional Products: Program for the Premiere Notes, Drafts, and Records for the Final Speech(Jacket includes synopsis, chapter, and frame guide and biographies of Charles Chaplin and Paulette Goddard.)
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