Single Minded - DVD

Ten years after the original, slacker heroes Dante (Brian O ?Halloran) and Randal (Jeff Anderson) have become ?funployees ? at Mooby ?s fast food. In addition to offending customers and debating anything and everything, their responsibilities now include ragging on their uber-nerd co-worker (Trevor Fehrman) and teasing their sexy manager (Rosario Dawson). But when Dante announces his plan to leave New Jersey, Randal plots a shocking and hysterical going-away party that will alter their lives forever. Special Features Feature Commentary by director Kevin Smith, producer Scott Mosier, and director of photography David KleinFeature Commentary by director Kevin Smith, producer Scott Mosier, and actors Jeff Anderson, Trevor Fehrman, Jason Mewes, Brian O'Halloran and Jennifer SchwalbachPodcast Commentary by director Kevin Smith, producer Scott Mosier, and actor Jeff AndersonDeleted Scenes prepared by Kevin Smith (with introduction)A Closer Look at Interspecies Erotica - featuretteBack to the Well Clerks II - documentary (with introduction)Bloopers10 Train Wrecks Video Production Diaries (with introduction)Hidden Easter Eggs

Like a cheerful harmony sung slightly off-key, this 1984 musical comedy pairs Dolly Parton's effortless warmth with Sylvester Stallone's granite-jawed earnestness for a culture-clash that knows it is silly and embraces it. Parton plays a savvy country singer who wagers she can remake a hard-boiled New York cabbie into a convincing Nashville crooner, sending the pair on a headlong journey south filled with character lessons, gentle satire, and toe-tapping songs. Directed by Bob Clark and featuring Richard Farnsworth, the film cheerfully insists that reinvention is possible if you're willing to laugh at yourself along the way.

Dick Van Dyke, Edward G. Robinson, Dorothy Provine. When Jack, a B-film actor, is mistaken for a big-time hit man, he is kidnapped and brought to crime boss Leo Smooth. When Leo instructs him to do a hit, Jack, afraid to say no, plays along and gives the acting performance of his life, all the while looking for a chance to escape. 1968/color/99 min/NR/fullscreen.