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Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson make for unlikely couple in ‘Marry Me’

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A rom-com featuring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson tops the DVD releases for the week of March 29.

“Marry Me”: A pop superstar, planning a public wedding, spontaneou­sly marries a milquetoas­t math teacher when she discovers her fiance’s infidelity.

“In the past, rom-coms starring Jennifer Lopez often saddled her with profession­s that are just too unbelievab­le,” writes Tribune News Service critic Katie Walsh in her review. “So it’s refreshing to see J.Lo, in a muchherald­ed return to the romantic comedy fold, playing a character who just makes sense for her: a global pop superstar.”

ALSO NEW ON DVD MARCH 29

“Sing 2”: Sequel to the 2016 animated musical comedy about assorted animals vying in a singing competitio­n, featuring voices of Matthew McConaughe­y, Reese Witherspoo­n, Scarlett Johansson, Taron Egerton, Bobby Cannavale, Halsey, Pharrell Williams and Bono.

“Pursuit”: Action-thriller starring John Cusack as a police officer who crosses path with a criminal hacker, played by Emile Hirsch, trying to rescue his kidnapped wife.

“The Requin”: A couple go on a romantic getaway to Vietnam, only for the vacation to turn into a nightmare when a storm sends them out to sea, where sharks wait. Starring Alicia Silverston­e and James Tupper.

“Young Rock: Season 1”: NBC sitcom about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, focusing on several periods of his life with different actors portraying the star in the various timelines.

“Jump, Darling”: Thomas Duplessie stars as an aspiring drag queen who heads to the country following a bad breakup, where he discovers his grandmothe­r, played by Cloris Leachman in one of her final roles, is in steep decline yet desperate to avoid going to a nursing home.

“Ordinary People”: Robert Redford’s award-winning directoria­l debut starring Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore and Timothy Hutton, about a family being torn apart by tragedy, arrives on Blu-ray boasting a new 4K film transfer and collectibl­e packaging with a foldout image of the film’s theatrical poster and an interior spread of key movie moments. Also includes new interviews with Hutton and Judith Guest, who wrote the novel upon which the movie was based.

OUT ON DIGITAL HD MARCH 29

“Jockey”: A veteran jockey aims to win one more title before getting out of the horse racing game in this drama starring Clifton Collins Jr., Moises Arias and Molly Parker.

“Royalty Free: The Music of Kevin MacLeod”: Documentar­y about the composer who released thousands of songs for free and saw his music become the soundtrack of the digital world.

 ?? Barry Wetcher/Universal Pictures / TNS ?? Jennifer Lopez, left, and Owen Wilson in “Marry Me.”
Barry Wetcher/Universal Pictures / TNS Jennifer Lopez, left, and Owen Wilson in “Marry Me.”

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