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WEEKLY GUIDE TO HOME VIDEO RELEASES
For Tuesday, March 11 -- Monday, March 17
The story of a charismatic young Irish guitarist (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) and a sheltered young cellist (Keri Russell) who have a chance encounter one magical night above New York's Washington Square, but are soon torn apart, leaving in their wake an infant, August Rush, orphaned by circumstance. Now performing on the streets of New York and cared for by a mysterious stranger (Robin Williams), August (Freddie Highmore) uses his remarkable musical talent to seek the parents from whom he was separated at birth. Vitals: Director: Kirsten Sheridan. Stars: Freddie Highmore, Keri Russell, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Terrence Howard, Robin Williams, Mykelti Williamson. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: PG, 100 min., Drama, Box office gross: $30.439 million, Warner.
Bee Movie
Having just graduated from college, a bee by the name of Barry B. Benson (Jerry Seinfeld) finds himself disillusioned with the prospect of having only one career choice -- honey. As he ventures outside of the hive for the first time, he breaks one of the cardinal rules of the bee world and talks to a human, a New York City florist named Vanessa (Renee Zellweger). He is shocked to discover that the humans have been stealing and eating the bees' honey for centuries, and ultimately realizes that his true calling in life is to set the world right by suing the human race for stealing their precious honey. Vitals: Director: Simon J. Smith, Steve Hickner. Voices: Jerry Seinfeld, Renee Zellweger, Alan Arkin, Kathy Bates, Robert Duvall, Eric Idle, Larry King, William H. Macy, Tim Blake Nelson, Uma Thurman, Patrick Warburton, Oprah Winfrey, Matthew Broderick. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: PG, 90 min., Animated, Box office gross: $ 125.993 million, DreamWorks.
Dan in Real Life
The story of a successful advice columnist and single parent whose life gets complicated when he falls for a woman who turns out to is be his brother's new girlfriend. Advice columnist Dan Burns (Steve Carell) is an expert on relationships, but somehow struggles to succeed as a brother, a son and a single parent. Widowed father Burns, who is still reeling from the heartache of loss, takes refuge by trying to maintain order with his three rebellious young girls while dodging anything unexpected or outside the box. But when Dan heads to Rhode Island, his miffed daughters in tow, for the annual fall weekend thrown by the large and boisterous Burns family, everything changes. Soon after his arrival, he runs into an alluring woman named Marie (Juliette Binoche) in a bookshop. For the first time in a very, very long time, Dan experiences real, live sparks -- only to have to douse them liberally when he discovers Marie is, in fact, the brand new girlfriend his brother Mitch (Dane Cook) is about to proudly introduce to the family. As the weekend gets underway in the close quarters of a crowded house filled with quirky, prying relatives, Dan and Marie try to squelch and cover up their growing mutual attraction at every turn, leading to one comical situation after another. Yet, no matter how hard they try to do the very opposite, Dan and Marie can't help but fall in love. Now Dan is about to realize, that no matter how wise safety might seem, when it comes to real life, he's going to have to break all the rules. Vitals: Director: Peter Hedges. Stars: Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook, Norbert Leo Butz, John Mahoney, Dianne Wiest, Alison Pill, Brittany Robertson, Marlene Lawston, Emily Blunt. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: PG-13, 98 min., Comedy, Box office gross: $45.903 million, Disney.
Hitman
Agent 47 (Timothy Olyphant) has been educated to become a professional assassin for hire, whose most powerful weapons are his nerve and a resolute pride in his work. 47 is both the last two digits of the barcode tattooed on the nape of his neck, and his only name. The hunter becomes the hunted when 47 gets caught up in a political takeover. Both Interpol and the Russian military chase the Hitman across Eastern Europe as he tries to find out who set him up and why they're trying to take him out of the game. But the greatest threat to 47's survival may be the stirrings of his conscience and the unfamiliar emotions aroused in him by a beautiful, damaged girl. Vitals: Director: Xavier Gens. Stars: Timothy Olyphant, Dougray Scott, Olga Kurylenko, Robert Knepper, Ulrich Thomsen, Michael Offei. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: R, 93 min., Action Thriller, Box office gross: $39.381 million, Fox.
Nancy Drew
For generations of fans worldwide, the name Nancy Drew is synonymous with adventure. This young amateur detective has a mind of her own, a passion for solving mysteries and a reputation for getting into -- and out of -- some very tricky situations. Emma Roberts stars as the resourceful teen detective, who leaves her friendly hometown of River Heights for the West Coast and enrolls at Hollywood High School. There, her unique personal style immediately sets her apart from her self-absorbed, fast-living peers, especially reigning fashionistas Inga and Trish, who can't quite figure her out but know that everything about her is different -- from her super-smarts and retro manners to her perfect picnic lunches and penny loafers. Their less-than-warm reception might bother the average new girl in town, but not Nancy. She has more important things to think about -- namely, a brand new mystery. Even though she promised her worried Dad (Tate Donovan) that she'd quit the "sleuthing" business, it isn't long before Nancy gets a lead on one of the greatest unsolved cases of all time: the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of famous actress Dehlia Draycott. Vitals: Director: Andrew Fleming. Stars: Emma Roberts, Josh Flitter, Max Thieriot, Rachael Leigh Cook, Tate Donovan. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: PG-13, 99 min., Family Mystery, Box office gross: $25.584 million, Warner.
No Country for Old Men
Violence and mayhem erupt in the parched scrubland and panoramic skies of West Texas after Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) stumbles on a suitcase containing $2 million dollars at the site of drug deal gone bad. Fleeing with the money, he is stalked relentlessly by hired gun Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem), an unstoppable sociopathic killer unafraid to leave a bloody trail in the wake of his cold-blooded search to recover the cash. As Moss scrambles to hang on to the money and his life, small-town sheriff Ed Tom Bell (Tommy Lee Jones) closes in on both men in a tautly plotted cat-and-mouse game. The film simultaneously strips down the American crime drama and broadens its concerns to encompass themes as ancient as the Bible and as bloodily contemporary as this morning's headlines. Second-best film of 2007 (behind "There Will Be Blood"). Vitals: Director: Joel and Ethan Coen. Stars: Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, and Woody Harrelson, Tess Harper, Kelly Macdonald, Garret Dillahunt. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: R, 122 min., Thriller, Box office gross: $50.000 million, Miramax.
Sleuth
"Sleuth" was originally filmed in 1972 with Michael Caine as the young Milo Tindal and Laurence Olivier as aging novelist Andrew Wyke. When Wyke discovers that Tindal is having an affair with his wife, he invites him to his country estate where they engage in a increasingly dangerous game of cat and mouse. With a completely re-imagined script by Harold Pinter, Jude Law convinced Caine to take on the role of Wyke in this version, with Law as the younger man. Vitals: Director: Kenneth Branagh. Stars: Michael Caine, Jude Law. 2007, CC, MPAA rating: R, 86 min., Drama, Box office gross: $.338 million, Sony.
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NEWS
Highlight of the week is three film noir outings from Fox: "Black Widow"
(1954), starring Ginger Rogers, Van Heflin, Gene Tierney and George
Raft, with commentary by film noir historian Alan K. Rode, a "Ginger
Rogers at Twentieth Century Fox" featurette, a "Gene Tierney: Final
Curtain for a Noir Icon" featurette, more ... "Dangerous Passage"
(1953), starring Jeanne Crain and Michael Rennie, with commentary by
film historian Aubrey Solomon, a "Peril at Sea: Charting a Dangerous
Crossing" featurette, more ... "Daisy Kenyon" (1947),
directed by Otto Preminger and starring Joan Crawford, Henry Fonda and
Dana Andrews, with commentary by film noir historian Foster Hirsch,
"From Journeyman to Artist: Otto Preminger at Twentieth Century Fox"
featurette, "Life in the Shadows: The Making of Daisy Kenyon"
featurette, more.From TV to Video:
Due this week: "Day Break"
(2007), a four-disc set with all 13 episodes of the ABC series about a
detective (Taye Diggs) condemned to repeat the worst day of his life
over and over, while trying to discover why he is being framed for a
murder he knows he didn't commit, from BCI Entertainment ... 
"Five Days" (2007) is a five-part HBO miniseries about
a mother and her children who go missing, in a two-disc set for $29.98
from HBO Video ... "Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States -- Season One" (2007), a single disc of the Comedy Central series spoofing the president, from Paramount ... "Love American Style: Season 1, Volume 2," a three-disc set, $36.99 from Paramount ... "The Mod Squad: The First Season, Volume 2," a four-disc set, $42.99 from Paramount ... "The Most Extreme: Season 1,"
a three-disc set with 13 episodes of the Animal Planet "most extreme"
animal top 10 countdowns, $24.95 from Animal Planet/Genius Products ...
"Sam & Max: Freelance Police!!!" a three-disc set
with 24 episodes of the edgy and often irreverent Fox Kids animated
series based on a pair of Steve Purcell's enormously popular
underground comics; $34.99 from Shout! Factory ... "South Park: Imaginationland" (2007), a single disc with the director's cut of the feature-length triple episode, from Paramount ... "Tin Man"
(2007), the Sci Fi Channel miniseries re-imagining of "The Wizard of
Oz" starring Zooey Deschanel, Alan Cumming, Neal McDonough, Kathleen
Robertson, Raoul Trujillo., in a two-disc set from Rhi Entertainment.
Buzzin' the 'B's:
"Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation" (2008) stars
Josh Cooke, Sara Foster, Greg Pitts, Warren Christie, Danny Jacobs,
Harland Williams and Emmanuelle Vaugier in a direct-to-video sequel,
from Fox ... "Stompin'" (2007) stars Sinbad and
Vanessa Bell Calloway in a coming-of-age story about two brothers who
strugle to mend their estranged relationship as their college campus
gears up for a major Stepshow competition, from Warner ... "Stargate: The Ark of Truth"
(2008) stars Amanda Tapping, Beau Bridges, Michael Shanks, Ben Browder,
Christopher Judge and Claudia Black in a direct-to-video feature-length
film that picks up where "Stargate SG-1" left off, from MGM ... In
war-torn Eastern Europe, a world-weary group of mercenaries discover a
long-hidden, abandoned WWII bunker, were they encounter unspeakable
monsters created decades before by Nazi experiments on soldiers in "Outpost" (2005), starring Ray Stevenson, Richard Brake and Julian Wadham, from Sony ... In "Bats: Human Harvest"
(2007) a special ops detail sent to the forest of Chechnya after a mad
doctor discovers he has created a horrific weapon: A flock of large
carnivorous bats, with humans as test subjects in his nightmarish
experiments, from Sony ... Adventuers seeking the lost set of Cecil B.
DeMille's 1923 "The Ten Commandments" in the California desert uncover
the spirit of a vengeful Egyptian god in "Sands of Oblivion" (2007), starring Adam Baldwin, Morena Baccarin, George Kennedy and Dan Castellaneta, from Anchor Bay ... "You Move, You Die"
(2007), which stars Ketzal Sterling, Julian Harrison, Patrick Clarke,
Jonathan Allen and Bruce Hopkins, is a New Zealand black comedy that
unfolds in real time over 92 minutes and follows the barrage of bullets
unleashed when a young man is mugged on the way to propose to his
girlfriend, from MTI Home Video ... "Outlaw" (2007)
stars Sean Bean, Danny Dyer, Rupert Friend, Sean Harris, Lennie James
and Bob Hoskins in an actioner about a British paratrooper who returns
from Iraq to find his country overrun by the lawless; he forms a
modern-day outlaw posse in order to right what he sees as the wrongs of
society, from Magnolia Home Entertainment.
Foreign:
Lou Ye's controversial "Summer Palace"
(2006 -- China) is the story of young lovers whose relationship plays
out against the movement for political reform, its violent suppression
and the years of disillusionment that follow. After his film world
premiered in the Cannes Film Festival's Competition, Lou Ye was banned
from filmmaking for five years by Chinese authorities. Beautiful
country girl Yu Hong (Hao Lei) leaves her village, family and lover to
study at Peking University in the late 1980s. The country's social
turmoil is witnessed through its disaffected youth, whose newfound
sexuality and activism culminate in violent suppression. Spanning
nearly 20 years of Chinese history, the film projects the country's
struggle for definition through the eyes and heart of a young woman
ill-equipped to handle it. From Palm Pictures.
For the Family:
For the wee ones this week Disney's Baby Einstein will release "Baby's First Sounds: Discoveries for Little ears," a $19.99 video that introduces babies to new sounds as well as classic nursery rhymes ... Sesame Street's "Play With Me Sesame" series debutes two hour-long interactive playdates for kids, "Lets Play Games" and "Imagine With Me," $14.93 each from Genius Products ... In "Pop Go the Wiggles" (2005) the Wiggles perform some of their favorite nursery rhymes to delight a new generation of pre-schoolers; $19.96 from Warner ... Public television's "The Zulu Patrol" science and astronomy series aimed at kids four to eight years old debuts on DVD with "The Zulu Patrol: Explore Space!" and "The Zulu Patrol: Explore Weather!" with four episodes each, $12.95 from Liberation Home Entertainment ... for older kids there's "Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes -- Volume Three" with four episodes from Cartoon Network's Saturday night series, $14.98 from Fox.
Special Interest:
"Appleseed Saga: Ex Machina" (2007) is the next
installment in the Appleseed franchise, produced by John Woo and
directed by Shinji Aramaki; based on the manga from renowned creator
Shirow Masamune. Two members of ESWAT, the elite forces serving
Olympus, battle cyborg terrorism, deadly nanotech zealots, and rioting
citizens from Warner ... "The Secret Things of God"
(2008) is based on the book by best-selling author, psychologist and
radio personality, Dr. Henry Cloud, who offers a different view of the
universe by discussing biblical passages that give direction for
creating a successful and fulfilling life; $26.98 from Fox ... In "Def Comedy Jam: D.L. Hughley "
(2007), Russell Simmons is back for another season of the popular
stand-up show with a new host, D.L. Hughley. Filmed in Los Angeles at
the Orpheum Theatre, this season features a rotating line-up of fresh
and familiar faces; $19.97 from HBO Video.
THIS WEEK'S DVD RELEASES:
Appleseed Saga: Ex Machina (2007) The next installment in the Appleseed franchise, produced by John Woo and directed by Shinji Aramaki. Based on the manga from renowned creator Shirow Masamune. Two members of ESWAT, the elite forces serving Olympus, battle cyborg terrorism, deadly nanotech zealots, and rioting citizens. Extras: Commentary, behind-the-scenes featurettes. (Warner).
August Rush (2007) Freddie Highmore, Keri Russell, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Terrence Howard, Robin Williams, Mykelti Williamson. Extras: Additional scenes. Also available on Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD. (Warner).
Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation (2008) Josh Cooke, Sara Foster, Greg Pitts, Warren Christie, Danny Jacobs, Harland Williams, Emmanuelle Vaugier. Direct-to-video sequel. Extras: "The Party Never Stops -- Making Bachelor Party 2" featurette. "Analysis of a Stripper Fight" featurette, deleted scenes, gag reel/gag scenes, commentary. (Fox).
Bats Human Harvest (2007 -- TV) A special ops detail sent to the forest of Chechnya after a mad doctor discovers he has created a horrific weapon: A flock of large carnivorous bats, with humans as test subjects in his nightmarish experiments. Extras: Deleted scenes. (Sony).
Bee Movie (2007) Voices of Jerry Seinfeld, Renre Zellweger, Alan Arkin, Kathy Bates, Robert Duvall, Eric Idle, Larry King, William H. Macy, Tim Blake Nelson, Uma Thurman, Patrick Warburton, Oprah Winfrey, Matthew Broderick. Availabe on a single disc and as a special two-disc Jerry Seinfeld edition. Extras: Commentary, "The Animators' Corner," "Barry's Trivia Track," lost scenes, alternate endings, "Inside the Hive: The Cast of Bee Movie," "Bee Movie" live action trailers, "Jerry's Flight Over Cannes," "Tech of Bee Movie," "We Got the Bee" music video, Juke Box, more. (DreamWorks).
Black Widow (1954) Ginger Rogers, Van Heflin, Gene Tierney, George Raft. Extras: Commentary by film noir historian Alan K. Rode, "Ginger Rogers at Twentieth Century Fox" featurette, "Gene Tierney: Final Curtain for a Noir Icon" featurette, poster, still, and behind-the-scenes galleries, interactive pressbook. (Fox Film Noir ).
Bobby Deerfield (1977) Dir.: Sydney Pollack; Al Pacino, Marthe Keller. (Sony).
Color of the Cross 2: Resurrection (2008) Jean Claude Lamarre. Sequel that portrays the resurrection of Jesus Christ and his ministry after his death. (Warner).
Dan in Real Life (2007) Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook, Norbert Leo Butz, John Mahoney, Dianne Wiest, Alison Pill, Brittany Robertson, Marlene Lawston, Emily Blunt. Extras: Commentary by writer-director Peter Hedges, deleted scenes, real life outtakes, "Handmade Music: Creating the Score," "Just Like Family: The Making of Dan in Real Life." Also available on Blu-ray Disc. (Disney).
Dangerous Passage (1953) Jeanne Crain, Michael Rennie. Extras: Commentary by film historian Aubrey Solomon, "Peril at Sea: Charting a Dangerous Crossing," poster, still, and behind-the-scenes galleries, interactive pressbook. (Fox Film Noir ).
Daisy Kenyon (1947) Dir.: Otto Preminger; Joan Crawford, Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews. Extras: Commentary by film noir historian Foster Hirsch, "From Journeyman to Artist: Otto Preminger at Twentieth Century Fox" featurette, "Life in the Shadows: The Making of Daisy Kenyon," poster, still, and behind-the-scenes galleries, interactive pressbook. (Fox Film Noir ).
Def Comedy Jam: D.L. Hughley (2007) Russell Simmons is back for another season of the popular stand-up show with a new host, D.L. Hughley. Filmed in Los Angeles at the Orpheum Theatre, this season features a rotating line-up of fresh and familiar faces; $19.97. (HBO Video).
Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes -- Volume Three. Four episodes from Cartoon Network's Saturday night series, $14.98. (Fox).
Five Days (2007) Five-part HBO miniseries. A mother vanishes into thin air. Her children, abandoned in her car, also go missing. As police search for clues over three gut-wrenching months, the husband and family learn that nobody's quite what they seem. Everyone is a suspect. In the end, five days prove critical in solving the case in this five-part, five-hour thriller. Two-disc set, $29.98. (HBO Video).
Gattaca: Special Edition (1997) Dir.: Andrew Niccol; Ethan Hawke , Uma Thurman, Jude Law, Gore Vidal, Xander Berkeley, Elias Koteas. Extras: Deleted scenes, "Substance Test" outtake, original "Making-of" featurette, new "Welcome to Gattaca" featurette, new "Do Not Alter?" expose on DNA testing featurette. (Sony).
Hitman (2007) Timothy Olyphant, Dougray Scott, Olga Kurylenko, Robert Knepper, Ulrich Thomsen, Michael Offei. Available in a single-disc version and unrated two-disc special edition. Extras: Both versions include deleted scenes; the two-disc special edition adds four featurettes: "In the Crosshairs," "Digital Hits," "Instruments of Destruction" and "Settling the Score," a gag reel and a digital version of the film. Also available on Blu-ray Disc.: (Fox).
Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States -- Season One (2007) Single disc if the Comedy Central series spoofing the president. Extras: Commentay, White House tour, interviews, bonus episode. (Paramount).
Love American Style: Season 1, Volume 2. Three-disc set, $36.99. (Paramount).
The Mod Squad: The First Season, Volume 2. Four-disc set, $42.99. (Paramount).
The Most Extreme: Season 1. Three-disc set with 13 episodes of the Animal Planet "most extreme" animal top 10 countdowns, $24.95. (Animal Planet/Genius Products).
Nancy Drew (2007) Emma Roberts, Josh Flitter, Max Thieriot, Rachael Leigh Cook, Tate Donovan. Extras: "Nancy Drew: Kids at Work," gag reel, mini-featurette gallery: "Cool Scenes With the Cast and Crew," music video. (Warner).
No Country for Old Men (2007) Dir.: Joel and Ethan Coen; Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin, and Woody Harrelson, Tess Harper, Kelly Macdonald, Garret Dillahunt. Extras: "Working With the Coens: Reflections of Cast and Crew," "The Making of No Country For Old Men," "Diary of a Country Sheriff." Also available on Blu-ray Disc. (Miramax).
Outpost (2005) Ray Stevenson, Richard Brake, Julian Wadham. In war-torn Eastern Europe, a world-weary group of mercenaries discover a long-hidden, abandoned WWII bunker, were they encounter unspeakable monsters created decades before by Nazi experiments on soldiers. Extras: Deleted scenes. (Sony).
Pop Go the Wiggles (2005) The Wiggles perform some of their favorite nursery rhymes to delight a new generation of pre-schoolers; $19.96. (Warner).
Sands of Oblivion (2007) Adam Baldwin, Morena Baccarin, George Kennedy, Dan Castellaneta. In 1923, legendary film director Cecil B. DeMille constructed a replica of ancient Egypt in the California desert for his epic movie "The Ten Commandments." After filming was completed, he ordered the entire set buried. For the last 85 years, the unanswered question remains: Why? A modern day excavation crew lead by soon-to-be divorced archaeologist couple Jesse and Alice Carter (Baldwin and Baccarin) have uncovered the secret that DeMille tried in vain to bury: the set holds the spirit of a vengeful Egyptian god, trapped in a smuggled artifact amongst the movie props. Extras: "Beyond the Dunes: Making Sands of Oblivion." (Anchor Bay).
Sleuth (2007) Dir.: Kenneth Branagh; Michael Caine, Jude Law. Extras: Commentaries by Jude Law, Michael Caine and Kenneth Branagh; "A Game of Cat and Mouse: Behind the Scenes of Sleuth"; "Inspector Black: Make-up Secrets Revealed." Also available on Blu-ray Disc. (Sony).
South Park: Imaginationland (2007) Uncensored director's cut feature. Single disc. Extras: Extended footage, storyboards, commentary. (Paramount).
Stargate: The Ark of Truth (2008) Amanda Tapping, Beau Bridges, Michael Shanks, Ben Browder, Christopher Judge, Claudia Black. Direct-to-video feature-length film picks up where "Stargate SG-1" left off. Extras: Commentary by writer-director-producer Robert C. Cooper, actor Christopher Judge and director of photography Peter Woeste; "Stargate SG-1: The Road Taken: Prelude to The Ark of Truth." (MGM).
Stompin' (2007) Sinbad, Vanessa Bell Calloway. The coming of age story about two brothers who Strugle to mend their estranged relationship as their college campus gears up for a major Stepshow competition. (Warner).
Summer Palace (2006 -- China) Xueyun Bai, Lin Cui, Long Duan, Xiadong Guo, Lei Hao, Ling Hu, Chi Le, Xianmin Zhang. Beautiful country girl Yu Hong leaves her village, family and lover to study at Peking University, where she discovers a world of sexual freedom, played out against the movement for political reform, its violent suppression and the years of disillusionment that follow. (Palm Pictures).
You Move, You Die (2007) Ketzal Sterling, Julian Harrison, Patrick Clarke, Jonathan Allen, Bruce Hopkins. Unfolding in real time over 92 minutes, this New Zealand black comedy follows the barrage of bullets unleashed when a young man is mugged on the way to propose to his girlfriend. (MTI Home Video).
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