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"     Star Trek Two-Disc Edition (2009)     J.J. Abrams, the man behind shows like Fringe and Lost, reimagined one of TV&amp;#039;s biggest franchises for the silver screen. Abrams&amp;#039;s reboot of Star Trek was both a critical and commercial success and may have even added some new Trekkies along the way. Star Trek is the eleventh installment to the series, and even though the film follows the earliest adventures of James T. Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Heroes&amp;#039; Zachary Quinto) and the rest of the USS Enterprise crew, it is most definitely a sequel. Abrams effectively uses the all-too-familiar Star Trek plot device, time travel, to deposit both Spock (Leonard Nimoy), heretofore known as Spock Prime, and new Romulan villain Nero (Eric Bana) into the past establishing an alternate reality for the film. Extras include: * Filmmaker Commentary * Behind-The-ScenesfFeaturettes * Deleted scenes * Gag Reel * Star Trek D-A-C game trial        It&amp;#039;s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: It&amp;#039;s A Very Sunny Christmas (2009)     Since FX usually ends Sunny well before the holidays, in all of their five seasons they have yet to deliver a Christmas special. This year, the gang from It&amp;#039;s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Dennis (Glenn Howerton), Mac (Rob McElhenney), Charlie (Charlie Day) &amp;quot;Sweet&amp;quot; Dee (Kaitlin Olson) and Frank (Danny DeVito), are giving their fans an early present with It&amp;#039;s A Very Sunny Christmas. Lewd, crude and utterly hilarious, this special DVD and Blu-ray only release finds the gang determined to rediscover the joy of Christmas. Mac and Charlie must confront some ugly truths about their early childhoods while Dennis and Dee try to show Frank the error of his ways. Extras include: * Behind-the-Scenes featurette * Deleted scenes * Sunny Sing-A-Long        Evangelion: 1.01 You Are (Not) Alone (2007)     Evangelion: 1.01 You Are (Not) Alone is the first film in director Hideaki Anno&amp;#039;s ambitious &amp;quot;Rebuild of Evangelion&amp;quot; tetralogy. Neon Genesis Evangelion is arguably one of the most acclaimed anime series of all time, so the question becomes &amp;quot;why remake it at all?&amp;quot; Anno, who also wrote and directed Neon Genesis Evangelion, was determined to recreate his seminal anime series as he originally envisioned it, much like George Lucas&amp;#039;s Star Wars Special Editions, unconstrained by technological and budgetary limits. Evangelion: 1.01 You Are (Not) Alone compiles the events from the first six episodes of the Evangelion series with some minor tweaks and adjustments to the story, the most notable being the pared down script and the use of new 3D CG technology.        Thirst (2009)     Vampires are experiencing a resurrection--literally--undead bloodsuckers have never been hotter with blockbuster movies, books and TV shows. Much like any popular trend, the highs can be high (Let the Right One In) and lows well, low (The Vampire&amp;#039;s Assistant). Thirst is a truly unique vampire film written and directed by the acclaimed Korean director Chan-wook Park (Oldboy). Sang-hyun (Song Kang-ho) is a priest who volunteers to test a new vaccine, only to succumb to the disease and then miraculously recover. Hearing the news, parishioners flock to Sang-hyun&amp;#039;s church in droves, including an old friend and his lovely wife Tae-ju (Kim Ok-bin). However, Sang-hyun relapses and dies, only to rise again as an amoral vampire who kills his friend and takes up with Tae-ju in their home.        Andy Barker, P.I.: The Complete Series (2009)     Andy Richter is a national treasure and possibly one of the funniest men on the planet (if you don&amp;#039;t believe me, just ask Conan O&amp;#039;Brien). Richter was Conan&amp;#039;s Late Night sidekick from 1993-2000 and recently rejoined him as the announcer on The Tonight Show. Between these steady gigs Richter appeared in movies (Talladega Nights) and on TV (Andy Richter Controls the Universe). His short-lived NBC sitcom, Andy Barker, P.I., was a smart detective spoof written by Conan O&amp;#039;Brien and creator Jonathan Groff. Andy Barker (Richter) is a strip mall CPA who, when he&amp;#039;s accidentally mistaken for a private eye, finds he&amp;#039;s got a knack for sleuthing. Extras include: * &amp;quot;Going Where The Numbers Take You&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Writers Class 101&amp;quot; * Cast and Crew commentaries * Gag reel  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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