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A quiet mistaken identity/crime caper comedy, Safe Men is held up by its cast and their cleverly written personalities.

While the humor styles of Stone/Parker and David Zucker clash, Baseketball offers comedic barbs a plenty.

Cross My Heart is delightfully authentic almost to a fault, but it's captivating when capturing the nuances of an early relationship.

A one-joke buddy comedy has its charms, but Pure Luck lacks the precise timing needed to reach anywhere near classic status.

The classic sitcom I Dream of Jeannie starring Barbara Eden is funny as it ever was but receives a putrid video transfer from Mill Creek.

Side Out is a passable, breezy sports movie from the early 1990s about the emerging pro beach volleyball scene.

Sloppy and stuffed with exposition, The Skulls doesn't aim higher than a pedestrian teen thriller with preposterous storytelling.

The star-driven Splitting Heir's funniest bits are provided by John Cleese and Barbara Hershey but laughs are few.

Casual Sex is a mildly amusing comedy from the 80s about sex and the perils of casual dating from a female perspective, starring Lea Thompson and Victoria Jackson.

A sensationally stupid camp classic, Street Fighter turns the Gulf War into a dopey satire that in retrospect, is a hilarious mistake in the best way.

An engaging and witty romantic comedy about pro tennis players finding love at Wimbledon with a dramatic run to the title as background fodder.

A young Sean Astin outshines the veteran cast in this ridiculous but fun action thriller from the early 1990s, Toy Soldiers.