Customer Reviews

The Jennifer Aniston Collection (She's the One / The Object of My Affection / Picture Perfect)

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I bought this item hoping that the disc for "Picture Perfect," one of my favorite romantic comedies, had been updated, but it hasn't. Be warned that it is widescreen, but NOT enhanced for 16 by 9 TVs, so it is a small image with bars on the sides. The other two films ARE enhanced for 16 by 9. I wish this information had been in the product description.

This is a great collection for those of you just starting to learn to love Jen Aniston. She's The One is a decent film, but I have never been a big fan of it, and actually consider it her weakest movie, if not necessarily her weakest part!

Picture Perfect is a good RomCom that is enjoyable for us men and women should love it! Basic premise of "sometimes what you were looking for is right in front of you". But its a good bit of fun and stars the always enjoyable Kevin Bacon and a well casted Jay Mohr.

Object of my Affection is a VERY GOOD MOVIE. I'm a huge Paul Rudd fan (He steals the show in every Apatow flick), and here he plays a homosexual who becomes roommates with Aniston's character. Its really a well made movie, it never makes you feel too awkward about Rudd's sexuality, but does show many ways that people can learn to be happy despite their flaws.

Overall a good collection, esp. if you don't own Picture Perfect or Object of My Affection.

Three for one, great deal. Jennifer Aniston collection is a must for Aniston fans. It is a great way to look at her older work, she just seems to get better.

I bought the Angelina Jolie Collection in Canada. All three DVDs were listed as anamorphic on the cover, but "Pushing Tin" was not presented in anamorphic widescreen as stated.

I wonder if the version released at the States has the same issue.

Besides that, a good package for the price.

Surprized that this product is called a "Collection", when there are only three of Jennifer's earliest movies included. What about: "Office Space", "Derailed", "The Break Up", "The Good Girl", "Along Came Polly", "Bruce Almighty", "Rumor Has It", "Friends With Money", "Management", "Marley & Me", and of course, "Leprauchan".

Weren't any of these worthy to be considered for the collection?? Apparently not.