Love & Laughs Collection: 4 Film Favorites - A Thin Line Between Love And Hate / Love Don't Cost A Thing / King's Ransom / Strictly Business (Widescreen)

"A Thin Line Between Love And Hate": In the game of love, Darnell Right is the ultimate player. His moves are flawless, his technique impeccable and his success legendary. But when he woos Brandi Web a beautiful and rich femme fatale, this ladykiller meets his match! "Love Don't Cost A Thing": Academically, Alvin is off the charts. Socially, he's a big fat zero. But Alvin has a plan to go from geek to elite, from shy boy to fly boy, from misfit to mack daddy. Wannabe playa Alvin is making his play. "Drumline's" Nick Cannon portrays Alvin, who offers to fix the damaged car of popular, babelicious Paris (Christina Milian) if she'll post as his girlfriend. The deal is made and suddenly Alvin is getting props from kids who once shunned him. Even his dad (Steve Harvey) is proud of his son - the ladies' man. But popularity has a price. Is Alvin willing to lose what he's worked for in school? Is he too bling-bling to see that Paris is falling for the old Alvin? What Alvin really wants is there for him. And it don't cost a thing. "King's Ransom": Anthony Anderson is Malcolm King, the world's most arrogant and larger-than-life businessman. His ex-wife (Kellita Smith) is about to take him for everything he's worth, so to keep his loot, Malcolm stages his own kidnapping with help from his dim-witted mistress (Regina Hall) and her ex-con brother (Charlie Murphy). What Malcolm doesn't realize, though, is that his grand plan is about to go hilariously awry... because he's not the only one hatching a plot to hold "The King" for ransom. "Strictly Business": Mailroom clerk Bobby (Davidson) wants a fast track to the executive suite, and opportunity knocks when buttoned-down middle manager Waymon (Phillips) agrees to recommend Bobby for the firm's management trainee program. The catch: Bobby must introduce Waymon to drop-dead-gorgeous Natalie (Halle Berry). From then on, the only thing that can go wrong is everything.

Additional Scenes, Audio Commentary, Filmographies, Gag Reel, Theatrical Trailer, Subtitles: English.

"A Thin Line Between Love And Hate" is Presented in Full Frame and Widescreen Formats; "Paris Takes Center Stage in a Surprise Alternate Ending"; "The Making of 'Love Don't Cost a Thing'"; 2 Music Videos: Murphy Lee's "Luv Me Baby" and "Shorty (Put It on the Floor)" with Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, Chingy and Nick Cannon .