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...pee is further evidence of its desperation. The DVD offers both the theatrical version and the "unrated...be awkward.) Final note: It might just be the review copy they sent us, but the DVD transfer of the film is full of distortion. We...

...written an infamous, early, unfavorable review of the Coen brothers' Academy Award...There are so many features I can't even "review" them all. Most content was produced...featurettes, the likes of which every DVD owner should be accustomed to by now...

...Chihuahua. I gave it an A- in my review and I stand by that, much to...totally entertaining. Watching the DVD confirmed my initial analysis...t all that impressed by the DVD's special features. I was...happy. The saving grace of the DVD is the feature audio commentary...

...making-of featurette on the new DVD of How to Lose Friends and Alienate...s Eric D. Snider, in his review of the theatrical release of...But that's the thing about DVD bonus material: now you're...reel, but they're not on the DVD. I smell a special edition...

Please check back for The Invisibles review, on DVD May 26th.

...begins. Again, not fair game in a DVD review but these were the thoughts I had as...documentary is indeed a lot to ask of a DVD where primary goal is the delivery...buying this if you already own the DVD because it doesn't mine enough new...

...note, there's a trailer included on the DVD for the new anime Batman Gotham Knight...hope Warner gets copies of this out for review. First, because it will create a larger...iconic hero. The interlocking shorts of the DVD will fill in the story between Batman Begins...

...In the opening of Roger Ebert's thoughtful and critical review of Blue Velvet, he wrote: "Blue Velvet" contains scenes...child and wrapped it into an unbelievable story. Within the DVD's bonus features, there's a segment titled "Capturing...

...letting it all out in the privacy of their own living rooms. These are the people who will most enjoy My Sister's Keeper on DVD. In a way, you have to respect a film that so unabashedly wears its intentions on its sleeve. The sadness is so apparent even...