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A true story of tragedy, hope, and resilience comes to the screen in the sports drama We Are Marshall. Two coaches turn a handful of rookies and second-string players into a competitive team who in 1971 showed the world what they could do. Also on DVD: The Condemned, Lucky You, Gracie & Death Proof.

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Kate Hudson and former boyfriend Owen Wilson made a rare public appearance together in Australia at a private screening of We Are Marshall. Hudson is currently filming Fool's Gold with Matthew McConaughey, who screened the movie for cast and crew members. Wilson, 38 and Hudson, 27, made a low-key entrance at the Pacific Fair cinema in Broadbeach on Australia's Gold Coast.

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In this sports drama that draws its inspiration from an actual tragedy that occurred in 1970, the West Virginia-based Marshall football team struggles to keep the spirit of the game alive after an airplane crash claims numerous members of the team and coaching staff, as well as local commentators and supporters. Continue... Photo gallery / Watch trailer / More

Matthew Fox was stunned when legendary American football coach Red Dawson flew to Hawaii to meet the actor, because the sports hero has rarely flown since his entire team was wiped out in a 1970 plane crash.