Director Calmatic is having a strange year. In January, he tanked a remake of 1990’s “House Party,” forgoing the original picture’s charm to make a comatose comedy, and one few people actually saw. Now Calmatic is remaking 1992’s “White Men Can’t Jump” (mistakenly listed as a 1991 release on the end credits), once again in charge of a ‘90s comedy many people adore, tasked with bringing a modern sensibility to the tale of two men struggling in their personal lives as they turn to street basketball games to make money. Original writer/director Ron Shelton isn’t involved in the project, and stars Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes are long gone, forcing viewers to deal with a decidedly sleepy take on the original material, with writers Kenya Barris and Doug Hall largely eliminating humor to make a more heartfelt movie about the emotionally fragile ways of basketball hustlers and the women who possibly love them. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com