PDL DVD Reviews

[MacGuffin]

That's not the worse, This is.

I got that beat:

Another sign the end of the world is near. "Kangaroo Jack 2", is a lock. Anthony Anderson, told E Online that in it, "Jack ends up in Vegas, he says he may get there by way of Brooklyn. Either way, Anderson says, "The kangaroo's in trouble." God help us.

[Duck Sauce]

So anyways guys, gearing up to get my DVD, first thing in the AM, anybody want to buy my screener?

[MacGuffin]

Los Angeles Times review:

Punch-Drunk Love
Adam Sandler, Emily Watson
Columbia TriStar, $29

There were two types of reactions to Paul Thomas Anderson's ("Boogie Nights") offbeat comedy-drama about a lonely small businessman with several bossy sisters who finds himself a victim of an extortion plot after he calls a phone sex line — viewers either loved the film or found it as excruciating as the sound of nails being scratched down a blackboard. Sandler should at least get kudos for trying something different, but his character of Barry Egan is such a loser it's hard to muster any sympathy for him. Watson, though, shines as a young woman who inexplicably falls in love with the socially immature Barry.

The two-disc DVD is pretty much a waste. There's no commentary from Anderson, and the second disc features some trailers and a weird 12-minute featurette titled "Blossoms & Blood," which includes alternate takes, art work and a music video. There are also two deleted scenes, 12 "Scopitones" — those multi-colored panels that lead in and out of scenes — and a funny faux commercial for "Mattress Man," starring the great Philip Seymour Hoffman.

[fulty]

Wow,
I'm sure glad I didn't buy 2 of them..!!