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Analyze That |
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| The team from the successful 1999 comedy Analyze This return for a second round. Newly paroled gangster Paul Vitti (Robert De Niro) turns to his trusty psychiatrist Dr. Sobel (Billy Crystal) to keep him out of jail–and out of the mob. |
What’s Cool:
- Commentary with director Harold Ramis
- Making-of featurette
- M.A.D.E. (Mafioso Associate Degree Exam) test
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The Hot Chick |
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| Mean-spirited teen Jessica Spencer (Rachel McAdams) is convinced that she has the perfect life. She’s the hottest, most popular girl in high school, captain of the cheerleading squad and dating the dreamy quarterback. But she gets a big dose of reality when a mysterious spell causes her to wake up in the body of a 30-year-old man–Rob Schneider. Eeek! |
What’s Cool:
- Deleted scenes including alternate ending
- “Hot Chick Yearbook”–a behind-the-scenes featurette
- Commentary with director Tom Brady
- Zed Music Video “Starlight”
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Comedian |
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| An inside view of the post-Seinfeld life of Jerry Seinfeld. Neither a concert film nor a biographical documentary, the film examines the birth of a comedy act and offers a window into the details of backstage life and the challenge of making people laugh. He shares the struggle with other comics including Colin Quinn, Chris Rock, Gary Shandling and Jay Leno. |
What’s Cool:
- Commentaries with the director Christian Charles, Jerry Seinfeld and Colin Quinn
- Jerry Seinfeld’s & Orny Adams’ complete Late Night with David Letterman performances
- Deleted scenes with commentary from the director & producer.
- Jiminy Glick’s interviews with Jerry Seinfeld & Orny Adams about Comedian
- “Where is Orny Now?” short film
- Notes from Jerry Seinfeld, Colin Quinn & Orny Adams on developing material.
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Equilibrium |
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| In this action-packed futuristic thriller, the nation of Libria promotes peace among men–at all costs. To maintain this, citizens must take their daily doses of Prozium, a powerful designer drug that stops feelings dead and keeps everyone on an even keel. Refuse to take the drug and secret police will track you down. However, when top-ranking government official John Preston (Christian Bale) accidentally skips his own dose, he discovers an incredible new world of sensation that gives him the passion to fight for freedom. |
What’s Cool:
- Commentary with director Kurt Wimmer and producer Lucas Foster
- “Finding Equilibrium” featurette
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Catch Me If You Can |
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| Based on a true story about a successful con artist, Catch Me If You Can takes you on a wild spree with Frank Abagnale Jr., who takes on various identities and nets millions of dollars in fraudulent checks–all before his 21st birthday. |
What’s Cool:
- Behind the camera
- “In Closing” featurette
- Frank Abagnale: “Between Reality and Fiction” featurette
- “Cast Me If You Can” featurette
- The musical score: Commentary with John Williams and Steven Spielberg
- The FBI Perspective
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