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Showtime (DVD, 2002, Full Frame)

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"Showtime" (DVD, 2002) is a new and sealed movie starring Robert De Niro, Eddie Murphy, and William Shatner. Directed by Tom Dey, this buddy comedy film is rated PG-13 and features English and Spanish subtitles. The DVD includes special features such as commentary and is in full screen format, providing an entertaining viewing experience for fans of comedy movies. With a region code of 1 (US, Canada), this DVD offering from Warner Bros is a must-have for collectors and movie enthusiasts. Seal has some damage as shown.

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SHOWTIME deftly combines clever satire and explosive action, taking the buddy cop movie in a new direction. Robert De Niro stars as Mitch Preston, a no-nonsense detective who makes headlines when he shoots the television camera right out of the hands of a meddlesome photographer during a bust. The department is sued for millions, but a slick producer (Rene Russo) drops the suit to force Mitch to star on the network's new reality series. Trey Sellars (Eddie Murphy), a struggling actor and incompetent patrolman, bamboozles his way into a plum role as Mitch's partner. Mitch is a better cop, but Trey knows a lot more about how to be a TV star. He even comes up with the show's catchphrase: "It's SHOWTIME!" In the film's funniest setpiece, William Shatner is brought in to teach Mitch and Trey how to master important TV cop procedures, like jumping on the hood of a car. Things get more serious as the celebrity cops track down a crazed criminal armed with a powerful new weapon. Director Tom Dey (SHANGHAI NOON) keeps things moving, and laces the action with reflexive humor. Murphy is in fine comic form, and has terrific chemistry with De Niro.