Director Rawson Marshall
Thurber’s smash end-of-summer comedy, We’re the Millers, will be ready for
some Thanksgiving viewing as either a double-disc DVD product offering or a
Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack (all SKUs come with UltraViolet) on Nov. 19.
The ARR comes in at 102
days and ticket sales at local multiplexes amounted to an impressive haul of
$142.4 million.
When news first arrived
(via theatrical trailer) that Jennifer Aniston was starring in yet another
comedy (she’s made like 50 of them so far, right?), the knee-jerk reaction was
that this was going to be a late summer (Aug. 7 debut) throwaway. Maybe a chick flick; a date night bit of
fluff.
Nothing could have been
further from the truth. The plot
elements — mainly from writers Bob
Fisher and Steve Faber (who previously teamed for the Wedding Crashers) — are
just goofy enough to make We’re the Millers a fun ride with a
nice edge to it.
And when you add to that
a solid cast, toplined by Aniston and her co-star from Horrible Bosses and SNL
alum, Jason Sudeikis, who are joined by Emma Roberts (Nancy Drew, Aquamarine,
etc.) and Will Poulter (The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the
Dawn Treader) — as the rest of the “Miller” family — you have an
ensemble cast that generates plenty of comedy chemistry.
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There are deleted scenes,
a gag reel, outtakes (“Miller’s Unleashed: Outtakes Overload”), the multi-part
featurette titled “Stories from the Road” and two additional production
features — “Livin’ It Up with Brad” and “When Paranoia Sets In.”
Also getting a DVD and
Blu-ray (both with UltraViolet) push on Nov. 26 is producer/director Courtney
Solomon’s Getaway, which teamed Ethan Hawke with both Selena Gomez and Rebecca
Budig in a high-octane chase and rescue thiller.
The ARR is 88 days and
the box office take came in $10.5 million.
Bonus features include
five production featurettes — “Crash Cams,” “Destroying a Custom Shelby,” “Metal
and Asphalt” “Selena Gomez: On Set” and “The Train Station.”
One last note, on Oct. 1
— flying home under the radar — was the long-awaited DVD debut of director
Robert Florey’s 1946 atmospheric horror thriller, The Beast with Five Fingers.
Peter Lorre stars as an
increasingly unhinged killer who imagines that a crawling hand is stalking him
in an eerie old house. Robert Alda,
Andrea King and J. Carrol Naish co-star.
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