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On DVD and Blu-Ray
DVD Bones -- Season 3 Cannibal! The Musical: 13th Anniversary Edition Charmed: The Complete Series The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus -- Collectors Edition Megaset
EAT: If you put in a 40-hour-plus workweek, the granola bar and quickie tuna sandwich that saw you through the day don't cut it come quitting time. Now it's time for real sustenance -- but a home-cooked dinner is so not on the agenda.
DVD Bones -- Season 3 Cannibal! The Musical: 13th Anniversary Edition Charmed: The Complete Series The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus -- Collectors Edition Megaset
Can a robot garbage compactor without a mouth in a movie without dialogue for its first 20 minutes -- except for the tinny background strains of a song from the old Hello, Dolly! movie -- break your bleepin' heart?
EAT: Our famished family needs takeout that's served up fast, fills the gut, and comes with enough chow to cover late-arriving dad and kids hungry an hour after dinner.
DVD 7th Heaven: The Seventh Season Boys in the Band Chronological Donald, Vol. Four 1951-1961 The Cosby Show: 25th Anniversary Commemorative Edition
The Dark Knight may have ruled the box office this summer, but for sheer imagination and adventurousness, no comic-book adaptation could top Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Universal Home Entertainment, $30 single-disc DVD, $35 three-disc DVD, $40 Blu-ray). Writer-director Guillermo Del Toro's follow-up to 2004's Hellboy makes the first movie feel like a trailer.
One of the best summer movies you probably didn't see, Transsiberian (First Look Pictures, $29 DVD, $35 Blu-ray) loses a bit of its widescreen luster on home video, but the movie's bruising suspense remains intact.
Batman -- The Complete Animated Series Battle Heater Bourne Trilogy Budd Boetticher Box Set Chill Confessions of a Pit Fighter Fraggle Rock: The Complete Series Collection
Don't be fooled by the straight-to-video tag for Tinker Bell -- Disney reportedly spent nearly $50 million to tell the back story of the fairy from J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan.
Agatha Christie: Mystery Lover's Collection Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens Death Defying Acts The Donna Reed Show: The Complete First Season
In honor of its 30th anniversary, Warner Bros. is preparing a special edition of the Peter Sellers classic ''Being There,'' for release on Feb. 3. The DVD will include a retrospective documentary, but in an unusual move for a catalog title, the Blu-ray will feature an exclusive assortment of deleted scenes and an alternate ending.
This past summer's reboot of the Marvel Comics mainstay The Incredible Hulk earned $134 million in the United States, which is only two million more than Ang Lee's much-maligned Hulk grossed in 2003. Although the new version, which starred Edward Norton as Dr. Bruce Banner and was directed by Louis Leterrier, generally received better reviews than its predecessor, the near-identical grosses imply there may be a built-in ceiling to the character's popularity as a movie star, no matter who is in front...
DVD Casino Royale: Collector's Edition (2006) Casino Royale 40th Anniversary Edition (1968) Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed Family Guy: The Complete Collection
DVD 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days Alfred Hitchcock Premier Collection Chaplin CSI: Eighth Season Edge of Heaven The Edwardians Holmes on Homes -- Season 3-5
In many reviews that greeted Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, critics opined that Steven Spielberg's heart didn't seem to be into the fourth screen outing of the iconic adventurer, which explained the movie's sluggish feel. But on the extras-laden two-disc Special Edition sets of the film (Paramount Home Entertainment, $40 DVD and Blu-ray), there is plenty of proof to suggest that whatever the movie's faults, a lack of Spielberg enthusiasm was not one of them.
Beverly Hillbillies Season Two Boy A Brotherhood: Complete Second Season How I Met Your Mother Season Three Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead
The two-disc Touch of Evil: 50th Anniversary Edition DVD (Universal Home Entertainment, $27) is nothing less than a revelation, regardless of whether you've seen the film. There are three versions of Orson Welles' famously troubled 1958 film noir included in the set: The 96-minute version that was released to theaters (where it flopped); a 109-minute ''preview'' version, discovered in 1972, that had since been assumed to be Welles' original cut; and a new 111-minute ''restored'' version, which had...
The home video release of the summer blockbuster Iron Man (Paramount Home Entertainment, $40 for the two-disc DVD and Blu-ray versions, $35 for the single-disc) comes packed with as many cool goodies as Tony Stark's armor. The movie, of course, is smashing entertainment, taking a not-so-popular comic-book and turning its characters into household names.
File this under the pleasant surprise category: Election, Alexander Payne's superb satire of American politics set in a high school, will get the high-definition treatment on Blu-ray disc on Jan. 20 -- Inauguration Day -- courtesy of Paramount Home Entertainment. Other catalog titles the studio is preparing to release on the format include Ghost, the Farrelly Brothers comedy The Heartbreak Kid and last year's Oscar-nominated Into the Wild.
Buried Alive Can't Hardly Wait: 10th Anniversary Edition Chapter 27 Deadliest Catch The Complete 4th Season Dora's Out-of-This-World Adventures