The Bottom Line
- You can always count on Tommy Lee Jones to deliver a good performance
- Fluffy entertainment - good for when you don't want to think your way through a movie
- Not much in the way of bonus features
Description
- "Man of the House" Making-Of Featurette
- Cheer Camp Featurette
- DVD RELEASE DATE: July 19, 2005
Guide Review - "Man of the House" DVD Review
Jones plays Lt Roland Sharp, a hardcore Texas Ranger who is given the assignment to keep an eye on a group of cheerleaders who witnessed a murder. In order to keep the girls safe, Sharp goes undercover as their assistant cheerleading coach. What sounds like a relatively easy assignment turns out to be anything but as Sharp soon discovers watching a bevy of beauties is a heck of a lot tougher than it seems.
DVD BONUS FEATURES:
The 'Cheer Camp' featurette follows the actresses as they learn how to do everything necessary to pull off playing cheerleaders on screen. It's a pretty amusing behind the scenes piece, and males in particular should get a kick out of watching the girls go through their paces.
The Making-Of featurette is pretty much the standard fare we've come to expect on DVDs. Nothing extraordinary or revealing, this bonus feature is only worth checking out if you happen to be a huge fan of behind-the-scenes stuff.
