Can a film really sustain feature length about...the Easter bunny? We’re gonna find out with our Blu-ray review of the new flick "Hop," out now from Universal Home Entertainment. Follow the colored review eggs below!

Title: "Hop"

Grade: 3 1/2

Cast: James Marsden, Russell Brand, Gary Cole

Director: Tim Hill

Rating: PG

Runtime: 96 minutes

Release Company: Universal Home Entertainment

Website: www.HopMovie.com

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At first glance ‘HOP’ is way too familiar, right? Live action film with talking rodents who interact and coexist with humans. Hmm… haven’t we seen that before? Oh, yeah, The Chipmunks! Remember those little annoying bundles of joy? It’s no secret the déjà vu feeling is apparent considering Director Tim Hill is behind this Easter-based story of fictional dreams and living them up, along side the creators of ‘DESPICABLE ME’ (2010). Cute, ey? Well, yeah, to a certain degree, and with the successes of the films created by those involved with ‘HOP,’ why wouldn’t they have a winner with this one ...

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The film "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" stars comic idol Will Farrell as a NASCAR driver whose "whatever it takes" attitude has gotten him to the top.

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Cast and Crew:

Will Ferrell - (Ricky Bobby)

John C. Reilly - (Cal Naughton Jr.)

Sacha Baron Cohen - (Jean Girard)

Gary Cole - (Reese Bobby)

Michael Clarke Duncan - (Lucius Washington)

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Former The West Wing star Rob Lowe is returning to the political drama alongside eight other ex-castmembers to ensure the TV show ends on a high. The actor, who played speechwriter Sam Seaborn, will be joined by Anna Deavere Smith, Mary-Louise Parker, Emily Procter, Marlee Matlin, Gary Cole, Tim Matheson, Annabeth Gish and Timothy Busfield.

The series takes viewers inside the lives of staffers in the west wing of the White House. "The West Wing" won four Emmy Awards during its seven seasons on air.

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