A Night at the Roxbury ---> August 28th
 

As per DavisDVD.

Who's betting on the "What is Love" Edition?

This movie is so stupid but I love it. I will be upgrading. Hopefully they get some good extras but I think when it comes to comedies the only thing that's absolutely necessary is deleted scenes cause there are probably some lost gems in there that got cut just cause it slows the pace down or something.

The "Baby, don't hurt me" edition. Oh, and there is no God.

How about the 'Sup? Sup? Sup? Sup?' edition?

The "Me? Me? Him? Me? Him? You? Ok, ok, ok..." Edition

Ashamed to admit, but I'll probably get it at some point (< $10 though).

A cool bonus would be if they put some of the skits from SNL on there that aren't on DVD yet. Two of my favorites not on DVD are Sylvester Stallone and Jack Nicholson.

The Emiliooooooo edition.

Jesus almighty! IT'S ANAMORPHIC!!

All these suggestions and not one Grieco reference?

I agree, this movie is so dumb, but it's pretty funny. I think the original DVD release had a trailer on it that showed shots from a scene or two that were not in the final film. So I'm sure there are deleted scenes available. Considering this is Paramount, though, don't hold your breath. The trailer itself will probably be missing this time around.

Don't know why but I love this movie and will eventually be picking this up

Wasn't this movie already released?

Yes, but it was non-anamorphic.

I love this movie and will gladly double dip to have an anamorphic transfer.

I'm hoping for a high def release! And I'm not even kidding :)

Me too

I think when this was shown on NBC, there were a few added scenes although I could just be remembering incorrectly.

The Stallone one was priceless. Ferrell and Kattan trying to run through New York with Rocky Balboa...classic. Never saw the Nicholson one, but I think I know what episode it is.

The Jim Carrey skit was also great.

It is weird...IMDb says Carrey did uncredited writing on the project and was slated for a cameo (and of course Chazz Palminteri's character "greets" him at one point. The Carrey sketch would make for a nice inclusion, at least as an easter egg even.

I was thinking of that one too but IIRC it's on the Best of Will Ferrell though I'm not sure.

Oh dear lord.

Just noticed this on Amazon.

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I don't think I've seen worse cover art by a major studio all year.

Does anyone know what special features will be on the disc?

At least they didn't call it the "*insert rediculously stupid name here* edition" like a lot of re-releases have been lately.

Paramount needs to make a deal with Universal and get all the SNL sketches on the DVD as a bonus feature.

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Score!!!

Regarding the new cover
 

If I do buy the new DVD, I'll have to stick it in the original case as the new case is such a horrible photoshop job.

I don't see any special features listed anywhere for this new release - unless I missed them?

Oh I want to get this, but must hold out for HD version. Come on Paramount!

I PVR'd an HD version off TV last week, so I'm gonna hold out for the HD DVD as well, but this movie is an underrated comedy gem - so damn funny.

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Haven't watched them yet but sounds like some fluff material.

In the Sunday paper it's going to be $6.99 Tuesday at a store I am not mentioning to avoid any legal recourse. I'll price match at BB.

Eh, no deleted scenes. I'll just hang on to my old copy then.

Thanks, i'll do the same.

Do you work for Best Buy or something?

He's talking about that wretched stores that sounds like Circus Ciddy.

I wanna thank them for royally screwing themselves out of a lot of 7 dollars for Night at the Roxy this week.

That's what i'm talking about!

Never worked at BB, though I used to work at Fred Meyer up til this year. (Partly responsible for the Freddy's threads for those in the Northwest.)

I still think they should have called it the "Blow on the CD!" edition.

That is funny, but that is from SNL not from the movie, so it wouldn't have made a whole lot of sense.