Streep and Baldwin make a funny pair Some of the best lines in "It's Complicated" aren't even lines. Instead, they're looks, landed with the skill of a Chesley Sullenberger by two masters of comic acting, Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin. As Jane and Jake Adler -- 10 years divorced and with three grown children, yet suddenly drawn back into each other's lives (and beds) after a drunken fling over the weekend of their son's college graduation -- the stars pick up the movie and run away with it. The writing and direction, by romantic-comedy veteran Nancy Meyers ("Something's Gotta Give"), are deft. But it's Streep and Baldwin's ribald performances and effervescent chemistry that put the pep in this movie's highly choreographed, yet richly entertaining step. The DVD and Blu-ray include commentary and a featurette (Universal, $30-$37).
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Also out Tuesday: "The Barbara Stanwyck Collection," "The Descent, Part 2," "Disgrace," "Five Minutes of Heaven," "I Love Lucy: The Movie," "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," "Pride and Prejudice" (1995, restored), "Survivors" (Seasons 1 & 2, and 1975-77 miniseries), and Blu-ray editions of "Armageddon," "Dune," "Elizabeth," "Out of Africa," "Ride With the Devil" and "Tombstone."
