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The romantic comedy, set against the backdrop of diehard Packers fan- dom and filmed in Green Bay, is available for pre- order on iTunes at http://apple.co/2gq0sXg. It will be available for download on Nov. 7, the same day the DVD goes on sale at Amazon. Cost on iTunes is $12.99. The DVD will be $14.99 and the Blu-ray $16.99.

Extras include a making-of documentary, commentary and in- terview segments with real-life Packers fans that make it into the film. As part of the roll-out, is looking to have a little fun with a sweepstakes contest that poses the same question that character Ben Zagowski faces in the movie: Is his true love his fiancee or his football team? how it works: Entrants must choose which prize they would like a shot at winning. On one side, a 1-carat en- gagement ring from The Diamond Center. On the other side, a pair of tickets to see the Vikings vs. Packers game on Dec.

23 at Lambeau Field. The Diamond Center, located in Janesville and Madison, provided the ring used in the film. You might recall that when Amy gives the ring back to Zagger after they break up, he clips it to his Packers binder. The Diamond Center ring box shows up when she runs across it in her dresser drawer. The ring in the sweepstakes is the offi- cial 60 Yard design a cen- ter diamond surrounded by smaller diamonds.

The winner of the tickets will be announced in mid-December; the winner of the ring around Super Bowl LII. Filmmakers hope to share the story of the superfan winner of the latter and are even open to hosting the engage- ment wedding at The 60, the nickname for the house at the corner of Stadium Drive and Oneida Street in Ash- waubenon that was used for much of the filming. 60 Yard ended its five-week run at Marcus Theatres in Green Bay on Oct. 12 and is scheduled to move to De Pere Cinema. The film, co-written and co- produced by Beloit na- tive Ryan Churchill and Nick Greco, had a lim- ited theatrical release in about 50 cities primarily across the Midwest in September.

Because the movie is a small, indie project, Churchill expect to have complete box office numbers for an- other four to six weeks, but he said audience response not just in Wis- consin but from fans of other NFL teams as well has been rewarding. fan feedback has been he said. Rotten Tomatoes, at a 92 percent positive fan rating. The overall feedback has been an overwhelmingly positive response. always going to get some people who like it, but those are few and far between.

had so many people saying, is it going to be in Dallas or New York So every- body can see it now (on iTunes and logo is al- ready on apparel, but there are plans to expand online merchandise to include the Pack, saying that plays a key role in the film, Churchill said. A mer- chandise booth outside The 60 house near Lam- beau is also being consid- ered for Packers game days. Packers movie Yard coming to DVD, iTunes KENDRA MEINERT USA TODAY NETWORK-WISCONSIN "The 60 Yard Line," starring Ryan Churchill, right, and Nick Greco, arrives on iTunes and DVD on Nov. 7. COURTESY OF "THE 60 YARD LINE".