One very important part of an early couple's development is finding a home of their own. A young New York couple, Alex Rose (Ben Stiller), a young writer working on his second novel and Nancy Kendricks (Drew Berrymore), who works at an ad agency find themselves searching the greater New York area for the perfect home. A real estate agent Kenneth (Harvey Fierstein) shows them what promises to be a lovely duplex in the Brooklyn area. The price is just barely in their price range and seems almost too perfect. However the catch is on the second floor of the duplex there's a dying old woman Mrs. Connelly (Eileen Essel), a long time resident of the building who has been there before the beginning of time. At the thought of owning a two story home, Alex and Nancy realize once the old withering Mrs. Connelly passes they'll have the perfect home.

Needless to say the couple purchases the home and after a long day of moving and unpacking the couple pays a visit to their tenant. Here the old woman takes a few jabs at Alex, telling him his profession of a writer is more a hobby, he gets coerced into eating some dip that's from 1997, and when he gets up from her couch a fart-like noise follows and he gets accused of breaking wind. Well after that trying engagement the couple cuddles together on their bed. Only to be disturbed by the blaring noise of the Mrs. Connelly's television and the theme song of Hawaii Five-O. Now if any of you have lived in an apartment, you know you bad that can get!

The DVD

Spoken Languages: English, French

Non-Spoken Languages: English, Spanish, French

Video:
The video is presented in both 1:85 ratio widescreen and 1.33:1 ratio full frame. Each presentation is featured on one of two discs. The picture is very good with very slight color defects and a minor grain in the picture. However these issues with the picture quality do not interfere with the viewing of the feature.

Sound:
The audio is presented in English and French 5.1 Dolby Digital surround sound. The sound is quite good; all dialogue can be easily heard throughout the feature.

Subtitles:
The subtitles are presented in both the English, French, and Spanish languages. The English subtitles stay in sync with the English dialogue throughout the feature. The subtitles appear over the picture and are easily read, nor do they interfere with the feature itself. I don't speak/read French or Spanish, so I can't comment about them.

Extras:
The extras included in this feature include the feature presented in both full screen and widescreen, each respectively found on its own disc. The extra features include a very short four minute Behind the Scenes mini-featurette. Also included are three Deleted Scenes.