Jim Carrey returned to comedic form in this from-the-hip comedy, which arrives on DVD courtesy of 20th Century Fox. The picture, presented in a 1.85:1 widescreen format, is fantastic; colors are bright and clear, especially in the outdoor sequences. The sound is a crisp Dolby 5.1 presentation. As for extras, this DVD does not disappoint. There's a commentary from Bobby and Peter Farrelly, a host of "making of" featurettes, and a video for the Foo Fighters' video "Breakout." However, the real treat for fans of the movie is the bevy of deleted scenes. Offered with or without a director's commentary, these scenes help to expand certain plot threads and add additional humor to others. Much as they did with their X-Men DVD, Fox offers this film in an "extended branching version," which allows the deleted scenes to be inserted into the movie. A logo pops up to let the viewer know when a deleted scene is playing. This feature also allows viewers to jump to behind-the-scenes footage from the movie for certain sequences. Regardless of what one thinks of Carrey or the gross-out style of the Farrelly brothers, Me, Myself & Irene is worth a look on DVD. It's a great example of what the technology can do, and why it's fast becoming the preferred medium in home entertainment.