"She's the Man": Shakespeare gets his latest teen treatment with this ho-hum comedy starring Amanda

"She's the Man": Shakespeare gets his latest teen treatment with this ho-hum comedy starring Amanda Bynes as a girl aiming to run with the big boys. In this variation on the cross-dressing comedy "Twelfth Night," Bynes plays a teen who masquerades as her twin brother and joins the school soccer team, complicating her life when she also falls for the squad's star player (Channing Tatum). The DVD has nine deleted scenes with commentary from Bynes and others, plus three making-of featurettes and a music video. Bynes, Tatum and other cast members join director Andy Finkman for commentary, while the DVD features a second commentary track with the movie's producers. DVD, $29.99. (DreamWorks)
"ATL": Another rapper takes to the big screen. Singer Tip "T.I." Harris makes his film debut as an Atlanta teenager who hangs with his buddies, trying to sort out their futures after high school while enjoying Sunday nights at a glitzy roller-skating rink. If the movie seems like one long music video, that could be because director Chris Robinson makes his feature-film debut after a career in -- what else? -- music videos. The DVD includes the T.I. music video "What You Know," which Robinson directed. Director and star also are featured in a behind-the-scenes segment examining the music world of Atlanta. The DVD also has deleted scenes. DVD, $28.98. (Warner Bros.)
"Warner Bros. Pictures Tough Guys Collection," "Film Noir Classic Collection: Vol. 3": Two boxed sets resurrect thrillers and crime stories from the 1930s, '40s and '50s out of the Warner Bros. vaults. The "Tough Guys Collection" packs six flicks, including three with James Cagney: "G Men," "Each Dawn I Die" and "City for Conquest." Edward G. Robinson is featured in two titles, "Bullets or Ballots" and "A Slight Case of Murder," while "San Quentin" stars Pat O'Brien, with Humphrey Bogart in a supporting role. The titles come separately or in a bargain-priced six-disc set, each DVD containing behind-the-scenes featurettes and vintage shorts and some offering audio commentary. The six-disc "Film Noir" set has five films, two with Robert Mitchum ("His Kind of Woman" and "The Racket"), plus Robert Montgomery's Raymond Chandler adaptation "Lady in the Lake," "Border Incident" with Ricardo Montalban and George Murphy and "On Dangerous Ground" with Robert Ryan. The set includes the documentary "Film Noir: Bringing Darkness to Light." "Tough Guys" DVD set, $59.92; single DVDs, $19.97; "Film Noir" DVD set, $49.92. (Warner Bros.)
"Some Like It Hot": One of Hollywood's most beloved gender-bending comedies gets a makeover with a new two-disc edition. Billy Wilder's 1959 classic stars Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in the story of two musicians who witness the St. Valentine's Day massacre and hide out from the gangsters by disguising themselves as women in an all-female jazz band. The set has two new documentaries examining how the movie was made and the legacy it left, along with featurettes on Curtis' recollections and on the all-girl band. The movie is accompanied by commentary that incorporates interview segments with Lemmon, Curtis and others. DVD set, $24.96. (Sony)
"Tsotsi": Last year's gritty street drama became the first South African movie to win the Academy Award for best foreign-language film. Presley Chweneyagae stars as the title character, a nickname from the Johannesburg slang word for thug, playing a cold-hearted hoodlum whose rash actions send him down a path that may awaken his dormant humanity. DVD, $29.99. (Miramax)
"Sybil": Sally Field won an Emmy for this 1976 psychological drama about a woman with multiple personalities who falls under the care of a doctor (Joanne Woodward) determined to bring peace of mind to her patient. The two-disc set has the full three-hour broadcast version, a making-of featurette and a display of the collection of paintings by the woman who was the basis for the character. DVD set, $24.98. (Warner Bros.)
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