Chuck (Adam Sandler) and Larry (Kevin James) are two straight, single Brooklyn firefighters who decide to pretend to be a gay couple so Larry, a widower, can be certain his kids won't lose his benefits if something happens to him. Now, all they have to do is convince a sexy attorney (Jessica Biel) their domestic partnership is the real deal before Chuck falls for her. Chandra West, Tila Nguyen, Candace Kita, Jina Song, Jamie Chung, Lena Yada also star in this hilariously timely comedy. Now in HD from Bluray!

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After their father dies, two estranged brothers are reunited and deep-seated emotions are brought to the surface in this compelling drama. Younger brother Colm Fore is a gay and HIV-positive lawyer who helped his father before his death, but kept his sexual orientation to himself, while David Cubitt is a recovering drug addict, fresh out of rehab. But in their time of need, will the siblings put aside their differences for a reconciliation? With Chandra West.

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Chuck (Adam Sandler) and Larry (Kevin James) are two straight, single Brooklyn firefighters who decide to pretend to be a gay couple so Larry, a widower, can be certain his kids won't lose his benefits if something happens to him. Now, all they have to do is convince a sexy attorney (Jessica Biel) their domestic partnership is the real deal before Chuck falls for her. Chandra West, Tila Nguyen, Candace Kita, Jina Song, Jamie Chung, Lena Yada also star in this hilariously timely comedy.

Ed (Brendan Fehr) is a sex-starved ad executive who can't seem to find success with the ladies. Suffering one humiliation after another, Ed finds it difficult to decide if his embarrassing failures with women are any worse than the cringe-inducing moments he recalls capturing on his camcorder during his years as an amateur videographer. Ribald comedy features too-extreme-for-TV amateur video clips, and co-stars Chris Klein, Chandra West, Cobie Smulders, Catherine Devine, Ildiko Ferenczi, Jennifer Walther, Holly Eglington, Angelika Libra, Nicole McKay, Chelan Simmons.

Veteran British television director Geoffrey Sax makes his big-screen directorial debut with this stunted thriller about an architect (Michael Keaton) who becomes obsessed with static on television and radios, believing his deceased wife (Chandra West) is attempting to contact with him among the white noise.

An excellent and captivating first half of the movie is ruined by an implausible second half that has Michael Keaton becoming an M. Night Shymalan-type of superhero who can hear the voices and see the faces of the soon-to-be-dead in his televisions' static. What is at first an emotional and riveting exploration of a reportedly real-life phenomenon gets dumber and dumber as the movie progresses, thus harming the chances of EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) ever receiving an kind of legitimate attention.

Alas, if you like a good ghost story or are a fan of the Japanese "curse genre," chances are you'll enjoy White Noise as it is. Some truly excellent cinematography and a decent acting role from the rarely seen Michael Keaton definitely lend this one more credibility as well.

• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Studio: Universal Studios
• DVD Release Date: May 17, 2005
• Run Time: 98 minutes
• US Theatrical Release Date: January 7, 2005
• Production Company: Brightlight Pictures Inc., Endgame Entertainment, Gold Circle Films, Universal Pictures, White Noise UK Ltd.

Ground breaking, long running TV series about the detectives of the 15th Precinct of the NYPD. Known for pushing the boundries of what is acceptable on television in language and nudity.