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"     Up in the Air (2009)     Jason Reitman&amp;#039;s Up in the Air was one of last year&amp;#039;s most critically acclaimed films and garnered a total of six Academy Award nominations. Based on author Walter Kirn&amp;#039;s darkly comic novel of the same name released in 2001, Reitman adapted it to better reflect today&amp;#039;s economic downturn. Since the film centers around corporate downsizing, Reitman made the decision to include on camera testimonials from real people who had been let go. Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) is a professional downsizer who travels the country constantly and is close to amassing 10 million frequent flier miles. When a young colleague introduces a new system that would have them firing people remotely over the internet, Ryan undergoes a crisis of conscience.Extras include: * Commentary with writer/director Jason Reitman, director of photography Eric Steelberg, and first assistant director Jason Blumenfeld * &amp;quot;Shadowplay Studio: Before the Story&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Help Yourself&amp;quot; Music Video by Sad Brad Smith * Storyboards * Deleted Scenes * &amp;quot;American Airlines Prank&amp;quot;        The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009)     Few people have experienced the exhilarating highs and crushing lows of Hollywood as quickly or dramatically as bartender-turned-director, Troy Duffy. After his first screenplay, The Boondock Saints, was the subject of a massive bidding war, the finished film was dropped by its distributors. The Boondock Saints has grossed over $50 million on home video, but Duffy hasn&amp;#039;t seen a dime due to an unfair contract and existing lawsuits. Buoyed by the success of, and the growing cult around the film, Duffy was able to raise financial backing and reunited the original cast for a sequel. The McManus Brothers, Conner (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Murphy (Norman Reedus), return to Boston when a hitman frames them for the death of a priest.Extras include: * Filmmaker and Cast Commentaries * Deleted Scenes * Unprecedented Access: Behind the Scenes * &amp;quot;Billy Connolly and Troy Duffy: Unedited&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Inside the Vault: The Weapons&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;The Cast Confesses: Secrets from the Set&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;The Boondock Saints Hit Comic-Con&amp;quot;        Planet 51 (2009)     You wouldn&amp;#039;t know it from watching the trailers, or from even seeing the movie for that matter, but Planet 51 is essentially a foreign film.Planet 51 was produced by Ilion Animation Studios based in Madrid, and written and directed by Jorge Blanco, Javier Abad and Marcos Mart\u00EDnez, which is ironic for a film concerning a NASA astronaut stuck on an alien planet which appears to be modeled after every cliche of 1950&amp;#039;s Americana. Astronaut Chuck (Dwayne Johnson) is captured when he lands on Planet 51 and must rely on aliens Lem (Justin Long) and Neera (Jessica Biel) to escape. Extras include: * &amp;quot;The World of Planet 51&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Planetarium: The Voice Stars of Planet 51&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Life On Planet 51&amp;quot; Behind-the-Scenes featurette * Extended Scenes * Music Video montage * Animation Progression reels * &amp;quot;Target 51&amp;quot; Game        Tapeheads (1988)     Mike Nesmith&amp;#039;s Tapeheads, shot for a mere $10,000, is a brilliant cult send-up of the MTV generation starring Tim Robbins and John Cusack. Unlike many other cult films, Tapeheads has never breathed the rarefied air that David Lynch or John Waters enjoy, a product of its time. Hopefully, MGM/UA&amp;#039;s new DVD release will rectify this situation and bring the do-it-yourself genius of Tapeheads to the YouTube generation. Ivan (Cusack) and Josh (Robbins) start a production company to make a music video for their heroes, The Swanky Modes (Sam Moore and Junior Walker). With cameos by Don Cornelius, &amp;quot;Weird Al&amp;quot; Yankovic, Ted Nugent, Jello Biafra and more, as well as an amazing &amp;#039;80s soundtrack, Tapeheads rocks!        Demonic Toys 2 (2009)     Full Moon Features&amp;#039; Charles Band is a writer, director and producer whose name first became synonymous with direct-to-video fright flicks in the &amp;#039;90s. While he&amp;#039;s most famous for his Puppe t Master series, Band is also known for Trancers,Subspecies and Demonic Toys. Frequent Band collaborator, William Butler (Gingerdead Man 2: Passion of the Crust) wrote and directed this overdue sequel to the original. Ignoring two earlier crossovers (Dollman vs. Demonic Toys and Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys), Demonic Toys 2: Personal Demons picks up after the first film with Hideous!&amp;#039;s Dr. Lorca (Michael Citriniti) taking the old toys to Italy in search of a new demonic toy.Extras include: * Behind The Scenes * Dollman Vs. Demonic Toys: Behind The Scenes&amp;quot; * Trailers        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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