When did Ryan Reynolds become a big star and why does he continue to get work and all the hot starlets?

I can't think of one career defining role.

Van Wilder, Blade Trinity, Waiting, or the Amtyville Horror?

The man has talent, lots of it. He may not have picked the best rolls in the past, but he made Balde Trinity. His last film, Definitely, Maybe , was great!! He has great comedic timing, and can also do well in a drama. I also think he likes to try different types of rolls. He's done everything from comedy,dramas, and sci-fi.  

This and Pretty Persuasion get shafted in the bonus department, but Siega's IQ-lowering Nick Cannon vehicle The Underclassman gets a nice package of extras. Thumbs down.

Although at least there's something -- I like how it says "as far as we know, no extras" but it says Additional Scenes on the back.

Tyler Foster wrote:
Although at least there's something -- I like how it says "as far as we know, no extras" but it says Additional Scenes on the back.

We're a professional bunch here

Will rent it.

Saw the movie here in Arizona when they were test marketing it back in March. I loved it quite a lot. Not so much a comedy, but a really good drama with humorous elements throughout.

By the way, Mortimer is surprisingly one of the weak links in the movie. She has a tendancy to over do her role and it upset me quite a bit, especially since a few days before, I watched her guest stint on 30 Rock and found myself enjoying her work there more than here.

I wish there was more bonus material on this release, and I wish they would also use the poster art for the cover. The people who make DVD artwork these days can't do it, insisting to go the Photoshop menthod, which really sucks.

Despite the ugly artwork, I will try to buy on release day.

Frodo wrote: He was superb in Smokin' Aces.  If he is given a decent script and director, he can really shine.

And it also helps if he is shirtless.....

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Agreed.  And "Amen" to the final statement.  ;-D