Ethan Hawke and Laurence Fishburne face off in "Assault on Precinct 13;" Dennis Quaid shows Topher Grace who's the boss in "In Good Company;" Matthew Broderick is an aspiring filmmaker who unknowingly partners with the FBI in "The Last Shot;" Bill Murray chases down a mythical shark in "The Life Aquatic;" a little zebra proves he's got what it takes to be a winner in "Racing Stripes;" and Al Pacino gives one of his best performances in years in "The Merchant of Venice."
1. "Assault on Precinct 13"
Cops and criminals are forced to play nice in order to survive one terrible night in this 2005 version of the classic John Carpenter action/drama, "Assault on Precinct 13." Bonus features include deleted scenes and lengthy behind-the-scenes featurettes.2. "In Good Company"
Dennis Quaid is the older guy who gets a demotion when his company's bought out and a new young, inexperienced but energetic kid (Topher Grace) is plopped into the driver's seat in this romantic comedy, also starring Scarlett Johansson and Marg Helgenberger. Bonus features include mini-featurettes, audio commentary by the director and Topher Grace, and deleted scenes.
3. "The Last Shot"
Matthew Broderick stars as a wannabe writer/director who thinks he's finally going to get his movie made. Unfortunately the 'producer' is actually an FBI agent out to make a bust. Based on true events. Bonus features include inf on the real story, commentary by Matthew Broderick and director Jeff Nathanson, and a montage of Joan Cusack's outtakes.4. "The Merchant of Venice"
Al Pacino and Jeremy Irons headline a terrific cast in this big screen adaptation of William Shakespeare's controversial play, "The Merchant of Venice." Bonus features include a Making Of featurette and commentary by the director and actress Lynn Collins.5. "Racing Stripes"
When a single dad brings home a little lost zebra and life on the farm will never be the same when the little guy decides he's a race horse. Bonus features include an alternate ending, outtakes, and behind the scenes featurettes.