Jerry Maguire

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Overview

Jerry Maguire, like most Tom Cruise movies, has a wealth of fans who can't get enough of its charms. This Deluxe Widescreen Edition DVD, while visually striking and technically above average, seems to have been rushed to market. There is no original menu artwork, just a cropped image of the promotional poster and generic buttons for language, subtitles, and chapter choices. Outside of the 1.85:1 widescreen transfer and the Dolby Digital Sound, there is certainly nothing here to justify calling the DVD a Deluxe ...
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Overview

Jerry Maguire, like most Tom Cruise movies, has a wealth of fans who can't get enough of its charms. This Deluxe Widescreen Edition DVD, while visually striking and technically above average, seems to have been rushed to market. There is no original menu artwork, just a cropped image of the promotional poster and generic buttons for language, subtitles, and chapter choices. Outside of the 1.85:1 widescreen transfer and the Dolby Digital Sound, there is certainly nothing here to justify calling the DVD a Deluxe Edition. There's no director or cast commentary track, production notes, theatrical trailer, or even cast and crew information. Since the DVD is broken into 63 chapters, the chapter selection menu would seem vital to any user attempting to find a place or a favorite scene in the movie. Sadly, the captions for the scenes are rather obscure, and there are no still images to provide additional help. The additional language tracks for the movie are French and Spanish; Spanish subtitles can also be selected. A movie as popular as Jerry Maguire and one that's admired by such a large audience deserves a better DVD release than this lackluster edition.
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Editorial Reviews

Barnes & Noble - Ed Hulse
The surprise box-office smash of 1996, Jerry Maguire reestablished Tom Cruise as a star of romantic comedies, earned stardom for Renée Zellweger, and won writer-director Cameron Crowe Almost Famous a spot on Hollywood's A-list. It also scored an Oscar for supporting player Cuba Gooding Jr. and thrust a new catchphrase -- "Show me the money!" -- into the popular lexicon. Crowe's zesty romance has an enduring charm: Cruise still shines as the brash but vulnerable sports agent whose moment of uncharacteristic frankness gets him fired. Opening his own small agency, the dispirited go-getter receives encouragement from his only employee, a single mom Zellweger who secretly adores him. Tom's twinkling eyes and toothy grin notwithstanding, the show is nearly stolen by Gooding's comically conceited athlete -- Maguire's lone client -- who makes his demands very clear. Crowe's Oscar-nominated script sparkles with clever lines and fleshes out characters in ways not typical of breezy Hollywood love stories. This winning combination of snappy storytelling, endearing characters, and incisive direction keeps Jerry Maguire fresh and contemporary; it's a modern classic that merits addition to every home library. The new DVD Special Edition is a two-disc set: Disc One presents the film itself, accompanied by commentary from Crowe, Cruise, Zellweger, and Gooding; Disc Two features a video commentary from these principals, deleted scenes, and rehearsal footage, with commentaries by Crowe, a profile of sports agent Drew Rosenhaus, a making-of featurette, Bruce Springsteen's music video for the song "Secret Garden," and much more.
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Jerry Maguire juggles romance, drama, sports, and comedy as it chronicles an egotistical sports agent's discovery of what's really important to him. Writer-director Cameron Crowe populates his sprawling script with a bevy of talented actors: He designed the title role for Tom Cruise, and the actor turns in one of the most genuine, nuanced performances of his career. As the talented football pariah Rod Tidwell, the enthusiastic Cuba Gooding Jr. earned a Best Supporting Actor award -- as well as a place in movie catch-phrase history. Renee Zellweger owes Crowe a similar debt: the director and Cruise fought the studio to cast an unknown in the role, and her naivete and infectious optimism provide a perfect foil for Cruise's (initial) slickness. Jerry Maguire's take on sports is refreshing as well, neither glamorizing the industry nor wallowing in its supposed underbelly. Though predictable, the film's feel-good resolution is heart-felt and not manipulative.
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert

There are a couple of moments in Jerry Maguire when you want to hug yourself with delight.
USA Today
1/2
Cameron Crowe's overstuffed but exuberantly humane Jerry Maguire is a Tom Cruise vehicle that gives equal time to brilliantly cast co-stars in elaborately conceived roles. Mike Clark


There are a couple of moments in Jerry Maguire when you want to hug yourself with delight.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 6/25/1997
  • UPC: 043396825390
  • Original Release: 1996

    • Rating:

  • Source: Sony Pictures
  • Region Code: 1
  • Aspect Ratio: Theatre Wide-Screen (1.85.1)
  • Sound: Dolby Digital Surround, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
  • Language: English, Français, Español
  • Time: 2:19:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 13,545

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Tom Cruise Jerry Maguire
Cuba Gooding Jr. Rod Tidwell
Renée Zellweger Dorothy Boyd
Kelly Preston Avery Bishop
Jay Mohr Bob Sugar
Jerry O'Connell Frank Cushman
Bonnie Hunt Laurel Boyd
Jonathan Lipnicki Ray Boyd
Regina King Marcee Tidwell
Beau Bridges Matt Cushman [Uncredited]
Todd Louiso Chad The Nanny
Larina Adamson Women's Group Member
Troy Aikman Himself
Alberto Alfavo Mariachi Band Member
Lisa Amsterdam Patricia Logan
Alison Armitage Former Girlfriend
Beaumont Bacon Cleo
Brent Barry Calvin Nack
Ingrid Beer Anne-Louise
Drake Bell Jesse Remo
Nada Bestopovich Wendy
Dean Blasucci Himself
Drew Bledsoe Himself
Amaryllis Borrego Former Girlfriend
Nada Bospotovich Wendy
Klair Bybee NFL Guest
Jerry Cantrell Jesus Of CopyMat
Ki-Juana Carter Himself
Christine Cavanaugh Mrs. Remo
Brandon Christianson Young Golfer
Kelly Coffield Jan
Kerry Collins Himself
Charlie Cronin Hootie Fan
Alice Marie Crowe Alice
Luis Damian Mariachi Band Member
Dan Dierdorf Himself
Roy Firestone Himself
Wayne Fontes Himself
Evelyn Fontes Herself
Glenn Frey Dennis Wilburn
Tom Friend Himself
Stephanie Furst Former Girlfriend
Tom Gallop Ben
Frank Gifford Himself
Angela Goethals Kathy Sanders
Reagan Gomez-Preston Tidwell's Cousin
Theo Greenly Hootie Fan
Jesus Alberto Guzman Mariachi Band Member
Lisa Ann Hadley Former Girlfriend
Gale Hillman Locker Room Athlete
Winnie Holzman Women's Group Member
Toby Huss Steve Remo
Jim Irsay Himself
Meg Irsay Herself
Lamont Johnson Weepy Athlete
Rick Johnson John Swenson
Michael James Johnson Clark Hodd
Diana Jordan Women's Group Member
Jared Jussim Dicky Fox
Kymberly Kaill Former Girlfriend
Mel Kiper Himself
Richie Kortite Himself
Kirsten Krueger Draft Reporter
Lightfield Lewis Room Service Waiter
Jonathan Lipinski Ray Boyd
Lucy Liu Former Girlfriend
Donal Logue Rick (Junior Agent)
Russel Lunday Doctor
Jeffrey Lurie Himself
Dallas Malloy Himself
Ivana Marina Former Girlfriend
Tim McDonald Himself
Al Michaels Himself
Ivana Milicevic Ex Girlfriend
Rick Mirer Himself
Jim Moffatt NFL Guest
Art Monk Himself
Warren Moon Himself
Rob Moore Himself
Herman Moore Himself
Juan Arnoldo Morales Mariachi Band Member
Johnnie Morton Himself
Susan Norfleet Women's Group Member
Lauren Parker Former Girlfriend
Mark Pellington Bill Dooler
Susan Pingleton Women's Group Member
Emily Procter Former Girlfriend
Emily Proctor Former Girlfriend
Thomas J. Reilly Reverend
Rebecca Rigg Former Girlfriend
Danny Rimmer Sad Autograph Boy
Drew Rosenhaus Himself
Jordan Ross Art Stallings
Cha-Cha Sandoval Women's Group Member
Erica Sergi Herself
Stanley Sessoms Shower Man
Samantha Smith Former Girlfriend
Benjamin Kimball Smith Keith Cushman
Aries Spears Tee Pee
Lisa Stahl Former Girlfriend
Golde Starger Former Girlfriend
Eric Stoltz Ethan Valhere
Jeremy Suarez Tyson Tidwell
Rod Tate "Baja" Brunard
Shannon Thornton Pressbox Columnist
Mike Tirico Himself
Leslie Upson Flight Attendant
David Ursin General Manager
Justina Vail Former Girlfriend
Hynden Walch Women's Group Member
Jann Wenner Scully
Alexandra Wentworth Bobbi Fallon
Mike White Himself
Stacey Williams Former Girlfriend
Katarina Witt Herself
Lee Zick NFL Guest
Jerry Ziesmer Trainer
Technical Credits
Cameron Crowe Director, Producer, Screenwriter
Stephen F. Andrich Camera Operator
Carrie Angland Makeup
Rod Basham Editor
Richard A. Benoit Special Effects
Danny Bramson Musical Direction/Supervision
James L. Brooks Producer
Cinesite Special Effects
Chuck Cohen Camera Operator
Mitchell Dubin Camera Operator
Gil Gagnon Production Manager
Tom George Consultant/advisor
Christopher Gerrity Asst. Director
Tom Goral Consultant/advisor
Clay Griffith Set Decoration/Design
Paul H. Haines Jr. Special Effects
Clayton R. Hartley Art Director
Betsy Faith Heimann Costumes/Costume Designer
Joe Hutshing Editor
Bridget Johnson Executive Producer
Janusz Kaminski Cinematographer
Gail Levin Casting
Stephen Lineweaver Production Designer
Laurence Mark Producer
Donald Marks Camera Operator
J. Michael Mendel Associate Producer
Jeffrey Moorad Consultant/advisor
David Moritz Editor
Mark Pellington Consultant/advisor
Bruce S. Pustin Co-producer
Virginia Randolph Art Director
Richard Sakai Producer
Amy Schmidt Asst. Director
John D. Schofield Co-producer
Leigh Steinberg Consultant/advisor
Lisa Stewart Associate Producer
Tricia Tomey Casting
Warren Turner Asst. Director
Jeff Wexler Sound Mixer
Nancy Wilson Songwriter
Nancy Wilson Songwriter
Ken Wolfe Consultant/advisor
Jerry Ziesmer Asst. Director
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Scene Index

Chapter Selections
0. Chapter Selections
1. Logos [:13]
2. Start [3:54]
3. Another shark in a suit? [2:22]
4. The mission statement [4:00]
5. The flight to L.A. [2:27]
6. At the baggage terminal [3:32]
7. A classy babe [1:14]
8. The bachelor party [2:15]
9. Marcee Tidwell [:58]
10. "Came here to fire you, Jerry." [1:20]
11. Losing his clients [3:18]
12. Rod Tidwell: "Show me the money!" [3:48]
13. "Who's coming with me?" [3:39]
14. Elevator going down [1:14]
15. Divorced women's group [:44]
16. Loser? [1:38]
17. Re-signing Cush [1:40]
18. Road songs [:42]
19. Calling the office [:47]
20. Did you know? [1:21]
21. Abandoned at the gate [:48]
22. The best kept secret of the NFL [2:53]
23. Betrayed by Team Cushman [3:46]
24. Brutal truth [2:19]
25. A man of his word [2:58]
26. Visiting the Boyds [3:09]
27. Ray answers the phone [1:07]
28. The oldest 26-year-old in the world [1:01]
29. Man-to-man with Ray [1:30]
30. A little speech before he goes [1:29]
31. A glimpse of tomorrow's embarrassment [2:33]
32. Renogotiating with Dennis Wilburn [1:59]
33. In the locker room [3:41]
34. Broke [1:32]
35. Picking up Dorothy [3:52]
36. Dinner date [2:25]
37. A kiss goodnight ("Singalong Junk," Paul McCartney) [3:23]
38. Chad's last-minute romantic advice [1:37]
39. "You know this is gonna change everything." [1:32]
40. The beginning of a great day [3:15]
41. The fax: $1.7 for the three years [3:23]
42. "I'm gonna take that job in San Diego." [:23]
43. Camel pull [2:08]
44. Moving day proposal [3:49]
45. The wedding [1:56]
46. Video replay [1:12]
47. Having a good game? [1:03]
48. Locker room interview [:20]
49. Putting on their "friends" hats [3:23]
50. "Momma Miss America" (Paul McCartney) [:51]
51. Lunch with the Tidwells [1:07]
52. Can't tell what's going on it that head of his [1:41]
53. Great at friendship, bad at intimacy [5:23]
54. Letting Jerry have his moment [1:02]
55. ABC's "Monday Night Football": Dallas vs. Arizona [2:03]
56. Less than two minutes to play [1:43]
57. Jerry calls Marcee [1:25]
58. In Rod We Trust [2:27]
59. Sharing the glory [2:43]
60. "I'm looking for my wife." [3:55]
61. $11.2 For Four Years [2:04]
62. A kid with an arm [1:17]
63. End Credits ("Shelter from the Storm," Bob Dylan) [5:01]
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  • Posted October 1, 2010

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    you had me at hello

    a very dramatic but heart warming comedy with Tom Crusie and Renee Zellweger makes you laugh cry a very sweet romantic dramatic comedy quote you had me at hello

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  • Posted October 1, 2010

    Soundtrack Is Very Strong

    Jerry Maguire holds up well. It might not be the best movie ever, the way it might have felt the first time around, but it's pretty darn good. People who are interesting behaving in funny and wrenching ways. Of course, the soundtrack is very strong. I went right out and bought the soundtrack too. A convincing mix of popular genres, great performers, maybe not enough jazz.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Great little touches

    There are so many wonderful moments in this movie, it's hard to know where to start. The action away from the action is terrific. Renee's facial expressions and body language when Tom has his back turned are subtle but wonderful. The exchange between Cuba and Renee after she sees Tom's struggle on the wedding day is great. And, the interplay between Dorothy and her sister is just wonderful. Of course, the main action is pretty spectacular, too. I love this movie. See the DVD. The commentary is lots of fun.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Lots of fun

    I've been spending the last six hours watching the DVD of ''Jerry Maguire.'' It is really fun, especially watching Cameron, Tom, Renee and Cuba as they watch the film and talk about it. When I saw this film originally in 1996, I literally cried the last twenty minutes of the film. This time through, it was only on and off for the last 20 minutes. What an emotional film. I love the script, the little touches and the performances. This is a great film and the DVD that does it justice.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Remarkable.

    Tom Cruise is at the top of his game with this movie. He's perfect for the role of a sports agent, mainly because of his long-term star status, dealings with agents, and high school athletic background, enough said. Renee Zellweger comes across as the perfect screwed up girl-next-door, loyal to a fault, but the character widens as the story goes along. A good point to bring up is the inclusion of Paul McCartney's ''Junk'' (there are two: ''Singalong Junk,'' and ''Junk'' both on the ''McCartney'' album and I suspect that ''Junk'' is the actual song used as I didn't hear the lyrics, maybe it's in the credits and I missed it. The movie is about a fired sports agent who is trying to hold on to his one client (Cuba Gooding, Jr.,) his girlfriend (Zellweger) and his new business. Cruise seemed to bottom out after ''Born on the Fourth of July'' and bombed with ''Days of Thunder'' (which I thought was a good ''Top Gun'' on wheels. Through a series of good moves (Anne Rice's ''Interview with a Vampire,'' ''A Few Good Men,'' and Grisham's ''The Firm,'' he has come out unscathed. Jerry McGuire is as much a classic as ''Top Gun.''

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    This Film Speaks of Real Truth in Life

    We all come to those points in life where we question what we do. In this case, Jerry Maguire is that person, questioning his carreer as a sports agent, who only seems to care about the job, rather than the people he represents. After being fired for writing his ideas in a mission statement, a woman who works in his profession quits with him, and they begin a new company. In the process of loosing all he knows in life, he realizes how painful and hard life can be, and how important loyalty, friendship, and love are. This film is one of the best movies of 1996. As well as a wonderful romantic comedy, that speaks the truth about life, and love.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    SHOW ME THIS FILM!

    Get beyond the phrase du jour, ''Show me the money'' and you'll find this to be a gem of a picture. Tom Cruise almost steals the film from Oscar winner Cuba Gooding, Jr.(Best Supporting Actor)...thanks to a generously superb script by director Cameron Crowe who gets the most from all his players. Jay Mohr shines as a weasel sports agent. A complete film experience.

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