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Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby Director: Adam McKay Cast: Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Sacha Baron Cohen, Gary Cole

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/12/2006
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 4,304

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Features

Deleted and extended scenes; Gag reel; Will Ferrell returns to Talladega; Line-o-rama; Bonus race footage; Interviews with Ricky, Cal, and Carley; Director and friends commentary; Unrated extended cut exclusives; 13 more minutes not seen in theaters; Additional deleted scenes; Ricky and Cal's commercials; More interviews; Ricky and Cal's PSAs; And more!

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Disc #1 -- Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
1. Want to Go Fast [4:00]
2. Shake and Bake [3:52]
3. Two First Names [3:55]
4. I Piss Excellence [6:03]
5. Sling Shot Engage [3:52]
6. Really Thin Pancakes [7:23]
7. New Teammate [2:08]
8. Never Ever [3:06]
9. Pepe Le Bitch [2:47]
10. I'm on Fire [3:13]
11. Tough Love [6:37]
12. Frenchie Can Drive [4:12]
13. Magic Man [3:54]
14. Father Son Chat [3:28]
15. Face the Fear [6:30]
16. Feel the Road [5:03]
17. Ricky Bobby's Back [3:15]
18. Million Dollar Question [3:49]
19. Win to Get Love [6:19]
20. Brunch at Jean's [4:20]
21. Race Day [2:54]
22. Tough Tactics [3:04]
23. Getting in His Head [5:09]
24. Mike Honcho Himself [2:47]
25. Final Lap [2:23]
26. Neck and Neck [1:16]
27. Taste of America [5:24]
28. Pretty Perfect [10:27]
1. Want to Go Fast [4:00]
2. Shake and Bake [3:52]
3. Two First Names [3:55]
4. I Piss Excellence [6:03]
5. Sling Shot Engage [3:52]
6. Really Thin Pancakes [7:23]
7. New Teammate [2:08]
8. Never Ever [3:06]
9. Pepe Le Bitch [2:47]
10. I'm on Fire [3:13]
11. Tough Love [6:37]
12. Frenchie Can Drive [4:12]
13. Magic Man [3:54]
14. Father Son Chat [3:28]
15. Face the Fear [6:30]
16. Feel the Road [5:03]
17. Ricky Bobby's Back [3:15]
18. Million Dollar Question [3:49]
19. Win to Get Love [6:19]
20. Brunch at Jean's [4:20]
21. Race Day [2:54]
22. Tough Tactics [3:04]
23. Getting in His Head [5:09]
24. Mike Honcho Himself [2:47]
25. Final Lap [2:23]
26. Neck and Neck [1:16]
27. Taste of America [5:24]
28. Pretty Perfect [10:27]

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Editorial Reviews

"NASCAR culture" practically begs for satire; and with this delightfully silly movie, Will Ferrell happily provides it. Ferrell stars as Ricky Bobby -- scion of a speed-crazy family, undisputed king of the track, and, well, kind of a jerk. He’s fond enough of his bubble-headed blonde wife (Leslie Bibb), his momma (Jane Lynch), his boys, and even his best friend -- fellow driver Cal Naughton Jr. (John C. Reilly). But ole Ricky isn’t exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer, and when a hotshot French Formula One driver (Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen) goads him into taking unnecessary chances, he gets careless and cracks up, literally and figuratively. Without the strength of character to endure reversals of fortune, Ricky turns into a nasty, drunken bum, just like the father who abandoned him (Gary Cole). Director Adam McKay, who co-wrote the script with Ferrell, shoots Talladega Nights as a twisted cross between a “mockumentary” and a conventional narrative film; it’s clear that the actors are frequently improvising, lending the proceedings a bizarre cinema vérité feel. It’s comedy king Ferrell’s show, of course, but the supporting players contribute their share, especially Cohen, whose heavily accented Frenchman gets played for more than a few chuckles. In this breeze of a comedy, easy laughs come around as quickly as the turns at Martinsville Speedway. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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John C. Reilly was KING in this movie!by Jay_Godzilla_fan

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October 18, 2008: Oh man I love this movie!

"Hey man you wanna come over and play with some G.I. Joes?"

"Yeah, that would be...wait NO! no I do not want to go over and play with you!"

"What why man? Come on im bored."

"No! Im still mad at you!"

"What? Really why? Oh cause I married your wife? Man you still mad about that it was a week ago!"

hahaha!

great comedy....by Anonymous

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December 13, 2006: ....but I must admit that the scenes with Ricky Bobby's unruly children badmouthing granpa were a bit un-nerving to me, but grandma set them kids on the straight and narrow path. Otherwise, this movie is disgusting at times but truly a great comedy. Will Ferrell has done it again!


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