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There's a diverse set of movies coming to DVD this week, headed up by 'Michael Jackson's This Is It,' the engrossing documentary that takes a look at the behind-the-scenes preparations for the King of Pop's comeback tour -- that never materialized; followed by the roller derby coming-of-age romantic-comedy, 'Whip It,' starring Ellen Page and directed by Drew Barrymore; and the futuristic cop drama about avatars and humans, 'Surrogates,' starring Bruce Willis.

A slew of actors have joined Summit's spy-thriller 'Red,' starring Bruce Willis, Mary-Louise Parker, Helen Mirren and Morgan Freeman. Among the flick's latest additions include John Malkovich, Brian Cox, Julian McMahon and Oscar winners Richard Dreyfuss and Ernerst Borgnine. In theaters Oct. 22, 'Red' tells the story of Frank Moses (Wills), a former black-ops CIA agent whose quiet life is startled when he's suddenyl targeted by an assassin. [Summit]

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The movie 'Cop Out' has had a couple of titles -- well, at least one other title, 'A Couple of Dicks' -- and now it has a trailer, which hit the Internet over the holiday weekend.

'Cop Out' is a variant of the classic cop buddy movies, and it stars Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan as the "dicks" and Seann William Scott as the bad guy ... although in the trailer Scott (and his mischievous grin) serves more as a comedic foil to Willis and Morgan than a Public Enemy No. 1. Watch the trailer after the jump.

Kevin Smith, no stranger to controversy, once again has been tilting at windmills: His latest outing, a buddy cop comedy starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan, has been using the working title 'A Couple of Dicks,' much to the chagrin of distributor Warner Bros.

So it was only a matter of time before the studio put pressure on Smith to retitle the film so they could more easily market it around the country. According to a report at SlashFilm, the film -- which is scheduled for a February release -- has been given a new title (hopefully not "A Couple of Cops," a title that has been bandied about) that will be announced when the film is trailed before screenings of 'Sherlock Holmes' on Christmas day.

In his new comedy, 'The Men Who Stare at Goats,' George Clooney assumes another role in which he plays a man associated with the covert operations of the U.S. Government (however silly they may be in this case). And Clooney fans are laughing. A CIA agent with the power to kill a goat simply by staring at it? Hilarious!

But some moviegoers may, once the laughter dies down, look at the choices Clooney's been making since he found himself on the Hollywood A list, and wonder if they don't reveal a man using the power of his celebrity to push a specific political agenda across the globe.

'Roger Rabbit' may hop again, Bruce Willis still gets action and more ...

It's been 20 years since Roger Rabbit and his impossibly busty sweetheart Jessica (see picture) first appeared in the groundbreaking live-action/animation hybrid 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' -- and, according to director Robert Zemeckis, they may be hopping into theaters for a sequel very soon.

In other news, 54-year-old Bruce Willis is in talks for three new action-oriented roles, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Rainn Wilson are joining Natalie Portman for some indie dramedy, and Disney is set to plant 2.7 million trees in Brazil's Atlantic Forest.

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Smith directs 'Dicks' (not 'Cops'), IMDb burns the Jonas Bros. and more ...

It appears that Kevin Smith's new Bruce Willis-Tracy Morgan buddy cop comedy will be entitled 'A Couple of Dicks' as originally planned. The film had undergone a name change to 'A Couple of Cops' when it was officially announced to the trades on Wednesday. We applaud the studio's decision not to 'Cop' out.

In other news, Matt Damon is getting an 'Adjustment'; IMDb readers have voted 'Jonas Brothers' the worst movie in history (seriously?); and Mark Wahlberg is taking 'Prisoners.'

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