From director ron underwood tremors comes city slickers, the hilarious, heartfelt modern comedy western that became one of the most beloved films of the 1990s. Mitch robbins billy crystal is a disillusioned new yorker on the verge of a midlife crisis. Along with his two best friends, ed bruno kirby and phil daniel stern, he signs up for the ultimate getaway a two week cattle drive across the rugged landscapes of new mexico to colorado. Trading their desk chairs for saddles, the trio quickly discover that wrangling cattle under the watch of the grizzled trail boss curly jack palance is a lot tougher than they ever imagined. Packed with unforgettable performances, sweeping scenery, and big laughs, city slickers blends sharp comedy with heartfelt reflections on friendship in a moving homage to the spirit of the western. Limited edition contents• 2k restoration from a 4k scan • high definition 1080p blu ray presentation • original lossless stereo audio and optional dts hd ma 5.1 surround audio • optional english subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing • audio commentary with director ron underwood and actors billy crystal and daniel stern• go cowboy!, a newly filmed interview with director ron underwood • top of the class, a newly filmed interview with actor robert costanzo • country bumpkin, a newly filmed interview with actor kyle secor• escape to the country, a newly filmed interview with actor josh mostel• back in the saddle city slickers revisited, an archival behind the scenes featurette with insights and interviews from the cast and director• bringing in the script writing city slickers, an archive interview with billy crystal, screenwriters lowell ganz and babaloo mandel • a star is born an ode to norman, an archive interview on how norman’s birth was filmed • the real city slickers, an archival featurette where guests share why they chose a working ranch for their dream vacation • deleted scenes • theatrical trailer • reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by sam hadley • collectors’ booklet featuring new writing on the film by barry forshaw