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With little respect for their superiors, and even less for the law, garbage collectors Charlie Sheen (Wall Street, Platoon) and Emilio Estevez (Young Guns, The Breakfast Club) have made trouble a way of life. Practical jokers with a gift for the truly twisted gag, the two pranksters glide through work with one eye on the ladies and the other on the surf shop they dream of owning. But their fun-loving life is turned upside down when they discover the corpse of a local politician - and realize they will be prime suspects. Pursued by both the police and the real killers, Sheen and Estevez know that to save their hides, they'll have to solve the case.

Hilarious supporting performances from Leslie Hope (Talk Radio), Keith David (They Live), Dean Cameron (Summer School) and Cameron Dye (Valley Girl) and an all-star soundtrack keeps things hot as they careen through kidnappings, car chases, and an unlikely romance, all in the name of justice... It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it!

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Bonus Materials

• High Definition (1080p) presentation of the main feature in 1.85:1 aspect ratio
• Audio: LPCM 2.0 Stereo
• Optional English, French and Spanish Subtitles
• Original Theatrical Trailer
• Reversible Artwork
• Collectible Mini-Poster

Sales Points

• First time ever as a stand-alone Blu-ray in North America!
• Written and directed by Emilio Estevez (Wisdom, The War at Home, Bobby)
• Produced by Casssian Elwes (Lee Daniel’s The Butler, The Chase, The Paperboy)
• Great cast includes Charlie Sheen (Wall Street), Emilio Estevez (The Breakfast Club), Leslie Hope (Talk Radio), Keith David (They Live), Dean Cameron (Summer School) and Cameron Dye (Valley Girl)
• Features a score by Stewart Copeland (from The Police) with a soundtrack that includes UB40, Ziggy Marley, Black Uhuru, Sly & Robbie and more!

Press Quotes

The grotesque practical jokes perpetrated against two interfering bumblers are genuinely funny, while Estevez and Sheen remain cutely goofy even when indulging themselves in this adolescent idiocy.

     —Time Out

The movie's desire to please is tireless, also engaging. Mr. Estevez's screenplay is not entirely coherent, but it has a number of comically crackpot lines.

     —Vincent Canby, The New York Times

There's little doubt that Men at Work fares best in its freewheeling, agreeably lighthearted opening stretch...

     —David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

When I was reading it [Men at Work script], I thought it was so good, so close to my bone, that I had written it!

     —Director John Hughes

Harmlessly goofy, Men at Work takes the blue collar worker into the world of corporate politics with reckless glee.

     —MATT PAPROCKI, DoBlu.com

quite a bit to like in this film

     —JEFFREY KAUFFMAN, Blu-ray.com

Men at Work is a fun film

     —DOUGLAS DAVIDSON | Elements of Madness, Elements Of Madness