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/ 20 June 2008
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Bill Gibron
/ 19 June 2008
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The Longest Yard: Widescreen Collector’s Edition (2005)

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Cynthia Fuchs
/ 17 October 2005
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Tommy Boy: Holy Schnike Edition (1995)

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Jesse Hassenger
/ 29 August 2005
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The Longest Yard (2005)

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Cynthia Fuchs
/ 28 May 2005
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50 First Dates: Special Edition (2004)

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Cynthia Fuchs
/ 14 June 2004
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/ 12 February 2004
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Anger Management (2003)

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/ 11 April 2003
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Hidden Hills

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Stephen Tropiano
/ 7 October 2002

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