Jerry Maguire Director: Cameron Crowe Cast: Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding Jr., Renée Zellweger, Kelly Preston
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- DVD Release Date: 06/25/1997
- Original Release: 1996
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- Sales Rank: 14,353
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Chapter Selections
0. Chapter Selections
1. Logos [:13]
2. Start [3:54]
3. Another shark in a suit? [2:22]
4. The mission statement [4:00]
5. The flight to L.A. [2:27]
6. At the baggage terminal [3:32]
7. A classy babe [1:14]
8. The bachelor party [2:15]
9. Marcee Tidwell [:58]
10. "Came here to fire you, Jerry." [1:20]
11. Losing his clients [3:18]
12. Rod Tidwell: "Show me the money!" [3:48]
13. "Who's coming with me?" [3:39]
14. Elevator going down [1:14]
15. Divorced women's group [:44]
16. Loser? [1:38]
17. Re-signing Cush [1:40]
18. Road songs [:42]
19. Calling the office [:47]
20. Did you know? [1:21]
21. Abandoned at the gate [:48]
22. The best kept secret of the NFL [2:53]
23. Betrayed by Team Cushman [3:46]
24. Brutal truth [2:19]
25. A man of his word [2:58]
26. Visiting the Boyds [3:09]
27. Ray answers the phone [1:07]
28. The oldest 26-year-old in the world [1:01]
29. Man-to-man with Ray [1:30]
30. A little speech before he goes [1:29]
31. A glimpse of tomorrow's embarrassment [2:33]
32. Renogotiating with Dennis Wilburn [1:59]
33. In the locker room [3:41]
34. Broke [1:32]
35. Picking up Dorothy [3:52]
36. Dinner date [2:25]
37. A kiss goodnight ("Singalong Junk," Paul McCartney) [3:23]
38. Chad's last-minute romantic advice [1:37]
39. "You know this is gonna change everything." [1:32]
40. The beginning of a great day [3:15]
41. The fax: $1.7 for the three years [3:23]
42. "I'm gonna take that job in San Diego." [:23]
43. Camel pull [2:08]
44. Moving day proposal [3:49]
45. The wedding [1:56]
46. Video replay [1:12]
47. Having a good game? [1:03]
48. Locker room interview [:20]
49. Putting on their "friends" hats [3:23]
50. "Momma Miss America" (Paul McCartney) [:51]
51. Lunch with the Tidwells [1:07]
52. Can't tell what's going on it that head of his [1:41]
53. Great at friendship, bad at intimacy [5:23]
54. Letting Jerry have his moment [1:02]
55. ABC's "Monday Night Football": Dallas vs. Arizona [2:03]
56. Less than two minutes to play [1:43]
57. Jerry calls Marcee [1:25]
58. In Rod We Trust [2:27]
59. Sharing the glory [2:43]
60. "I'm looking for my wife." [3:55]
61. $11.2 For Four Years [2:04]
62. A kid with an arm [1:17]
63. End Credits ("Shelter from the Storm," Bob Dylan) [5:01]
Editorial Reviews
The surprise box-office smash of 1996, Jerry Maguire reestablished Tom Cruise as a star of romantic comedies, earned stardom for Renée Zellweger, and won writer-director Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous) a spot on Hollywood's A-list. It also scored an Oscar for supporting player Cuba Gooding Jr. and thrust a new catchphrase -- "Show me the money!" -- into the popular lexicon. Crowe's zesty romance has an enduring charm: Cruise still shines as the brash but vulnerable sports agent whose moment of uncharacteristic frankness gets him fired. Opening his own small agency, the dispirited go-getter receives encouragement from his only employee, a single mom (Zellweger) who secretly adores him. Tom's twinkling eyes and toothy grin notwithstanding, the show is nearly stolen by Gooding's comically conceited athlete -- Maguire's lone client -- who makes his demands very clear. Crowe's Oscar-nominated script sparkles with clever lines and fleshes out characters in ways not typical of breezy Hollywood love stories. This winning combination of snappy storytelling, endearing characters, and incisive direction keeps Jerry Maguire fresh and contemporary; it's a modern classic that merits addition to every home library. The new DVD Special Edition is a two-disc set: Disc One presents the film itself, accompanied by commentary from Crowe, Cruise, Zellweger, and Gooding; Disc Two features a video commentary from these principals, deleted scenes, and rehearsal footage, with commentaries by Crowe, a profile of sports agent Drew Rosenhaus, a making-of featurette, Bruce Springsteen's music video for the song "Secret Garden," and much more. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble
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