Life or Something Like It with Angelina Jolie: DVD Cover

    Life or Something Like It Director: Stephen Herek Cast: Angelina Jolie, Edward Burns, Tony Shalhoub, Christian Kane

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    • DVD Release Date: 10/15/2002
    • Rating: Rated PG13
    • Sales Rank: 16,184

    Viewer Rating: (10 ratings)

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    Closed Caption; Full-length audio commentary by director Stephen Herek; Scene selection; Widescreen format (Aspect ratio 2.35:1); Full frame format (Aspect ratio 1.33:1); Interactive menus; Languages: English 5.1 Dolby surround, French Dolby surround, Spanish Dolby surround; Subtitles: English, Spanish

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. I Need More Time [2:33]
    2. Main Titles [2:57]
    3. A Chance to Go Network [1:24]
    4. Keeping It Professional [3:22]
    5. Perfection [1:48]
    6. Prophet Jack's Prediction [4:30]
    7. 19 to 13 [1:40]
    8. One Week to Live [3:23]
    9. Dad's Birthday [2:55]
    10. Bargaining [1:23]
    11. A Relatively Significant Quake [5:32]
    12. Change the Path [2:37]
    13. What's Meaningful [4:29]
    14. Something's Wrong [3:26]
    15. A New Lanie [4:26]
    16. Officially Dead [2:18]
    17. Tuesday With Pete [5:23]
    18. Tommy [5:18]
    19. The New Job [2:10]
    20. The Real Lanie [7:02]
    21. Daddy's Little Girl [:45]
    22. An Angel Will Fall [:48]
    23. Thursday [3:08]
    24. The Big Question [2:51]
    25. The Stray Bullet [4:50]
    26. Otherwise Still Alive [5:13]
    27. Jack Was Right [:09]
    28. End Titles [5:01]
    Side #2 -- Full Screen
    1. I Need More Time [2:33]
    2. Main Titles [2:57]
    3. A Chance to Go Network [1:24]
    4. Keeping It Professional [3:22]
    5. Perfection [1:48]
    6. Prophet Jack's Prediction [4:30]
    7. 19 to 13 [1:40]
    8. One Week to Live [3:23]
    9. Dad's Birthday [2:55]
    10. Bargaining [1:23]
    11. A Relatively Significant Quake [5:32]
    12. Change the Path [2:37]
    13. What's Meaningful [4:29]
    14. Something's Wrong [3:26]
    15. A New Lanie [4:26]
    16. Officially Dead [2:18]
    17. Tuesday With Pete [5:23]
    18. Tommy [5:18]
    19. The New Job [2:10]
    20. The Real Lanie [7:02]
    21. Daddy's Little Girl [:45]
    22. An Angel Will Fall [:48]
    23. Thursday [3:08]
    24. The Big Question [2:51]
    25. The Stray Bullet [4:50]
    26. Otherwise Still Alive [5:13]
    27. Jack Was Right [:09]
    28. End Titles [5:01]

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    Editorial Reviews

    An egotistical TV reporter learns to appreciate the good things in life thanks to an eccentric, homeless clairvoyant in this old-fashioned romantic comedy from director Stephen Herek (Mr. Holland's Opus). Seattle native Lanie Kerrigan (Angelina Jolie) has spent most of her adult existence trying to live down her gawky, geeky adolescence: She toils for hours at the gym to keep cellulite at bay; she's managed to snag an engagement to a star baseball player (Christian Kane); and through her chipper puff pieces on the nightly news, she's cultivated a loyal following of couch potatoes who pester her for autographs. She's ready to take the next step to national news when her boss suggests she further hone her skills with ace cameraman Pete Scanlon (Edward Burns), who also happens to be an old flame of Lanie's. Her comfortable but shallow existence begins to change the moment she and Pete do a story on Prophet Jack (Tony Shaloub), a sage soothsayer who spouts unusually accurate predictions to passers-by in exchange for spare change. Jack offers up the theory that Lanie will not get her cushy promotion; in fact, he says she'll die within a week. When Jack's other prophecies start coming true, Lanie starts living each day as if it were her last -- much to the dismay of her co-workers and her fiancé. Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide

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    Life or Something Like Itby Anonymous

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    August 05, 2007: This movie has a really good story to it. The acting is also very good. I really thought it was a good film.

    Life or Something Like Itby Anonymous

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    March 20, 2007: C'mon, people. This is the worst Angie film to date. She did her best with a horrific script and barely there co-stars. I know that Angelina came up with the crazy blonde wig, but it was ridiculous. If you want a wonderful and completely underrated Angelina movie, try Beyond Borders.


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