Marley & Me Director: David Frankel Cast: Owen Wilson, Jennifer Aniston, Eric Dane, Alan Arkin
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- DVD Release Date: 03/31/2009
- Original Release: 2008
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- Sales Rank: 6,435
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| Blu-ray - Special Edition / Wide Screen / Subtitled / Dubbed | $31.99 |
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Features
CC; Disc One:; 19 deleted scenes with optional commentary by director David Frankel; Finding Marley featurette; Breaking the Golden Rule featurette; On Set With Marley: Dog of All Trades featurette; Animal Adaptation featurette; When Not to Pee featurette; Gag reel; Disc Two:; Digital copy of Marley & Me for portable media players
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Disc #1 -- Marley & Me
1. The World's Worst Dog (Main Titles) [3:49]
2. The Job Interview [2:36]
3. Get a Dog [3:46]
4. The Clearance Puppy [1:50]
5. Marley & Me [3:52]
6. One Little Dog Did That [1:50]
7. The Chick Magnet [3:02]
8. A Columnist [1:58]
9. The Dog Trainer [3:20]
10. A Little Air [1:43]
11. The Column and the Canine [4:24]
12. Next on the List [6:12]
13. The Recycled Necklace [1:44]
14. These Things Happen [3:57]
15. Debby and the Dog [2:23]
16. The Luck of the Irish [3:25]
17. Meet Patrick [4:43]
18. Trouble on the Block [2:24]
19. The Safest Neighborhood [3:48]
20. Problems At Home [5:20]
21. A Horrible Animal [3:54]
22. No Regrets [2:13]
23. Forty [2:57]
24. Off the Leash [2:46]
25. The Birthday Present [3:43]
26. A New Life [5:45]
27. The Trouble With Marley [4:08]
28. The Strong One [5:56]
29. No Better [2:29]
30. A Great Dog [3:56]
31. Rare, Pure and Special [4:23]
32. End Titles [3:40]
Editorial Reviews
Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston go to the dogs with Marley & Me, a tale of a couple embarking on the adventure of marriage, career, family, and the world's worst dog. At least that's how writer and newlywed John comes to describe his blonde lab, Marley, when he takes the puppy home and finds that the fluff-ball has an uncanny ability to eat and/or destroy just about anything. As years go by, John and his wife, Jennifer, contemplate having babies and moving across the country, while Marley grows into 100 lbs. of funny, wild, completely untrainable canine companionship -- as well as one of the most important people in the family. Marley & Me is based on the best-selling autobiographical book by columnist John Grogan. Jeremy Wheeler, All Movie Guide
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