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"Talladega Nights" colleagues Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly and director Adam McKay reunite for this comedy about sibling rivalry and bonding. Ferrell and Reilly play middle-age slackers living lazily at home, one with his dad (Richard Jenkins), the other with his mom (Mary Steenburgen), whose marriage forces the two into unwanted step-brotherhood. Single-disc and two-disc DVD releases and the Blu-ray release have both the R-rated theatrical cut and an unrated extended version. Other extras include deleted scenes, commentary with Ferrell, Reilly and McKay and a making-of segment.

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Ice Cube hits the sidelines in this sports tale about the first girl to play Pop Warner football, a league that was previously a boys-only club. Cube plays a coach who drafts his niece (Keke Palmer) to take over as quarterback, her natural athletic ability lifting the team from also-rans to championship contenders. The DVD and Blu-ray releases come with a huge collection of deleted scenes, plus chats with Ice Cube and director Fred Durst and a featurette on the real Pop Warner star who was the basis for Palmer's character.