Some noteworthy DVDs are coming out this week including: Terminator Salvation [Blu-ray review]- a film that's filled with both...

Recommended The Show:I must admit that I was excited when the first installment of Nabari no Ou was released by FUNimation a couple months ago. The series seemed to pop in just about every way and from the ground up

was marketed as a "feel-good" movie - an automatic turn-off for me. I don't go to movies in order to feel good about myself or others; I go because I'm interested in the different, diverse ways that filmmakers see the

Skip It Recently, I pulled American Virgin and Hooking Up out of the DVDTalk screener pool, expecting them both to be subpar gross-out comedies with overacting and awful jokes. I was wrong: American Virgin was a slightly-better-than-mediocre comedy with some

Skip It THE PROGRAMWhen "March of the Penguins" arrived in theaters in 2005 and ultimately went on to secure a Best Documentary Oscar, I somehow missed the boat on all the hype. It had remained a film on my "I'll

Rent It I have serious doubts that a single soul watching UFC 1 believed that the event would evolve into a fringe sport much less make it to event 100. But, 16 years later, from no-holds barred freakshow to mainstream

Highly Recommended Perhaps the best season of the series...even with the departure of co-star George Maharis. Roxbury Entertainment and Infinity have released Route 66: Season Three, Volume Two, a split-season offering (grumble) of the last 15 episodes from the CBS

This week we have a special giveaway from E1 Entertainment for The Indian (view trailer), an inspiring new independent...

This week the DVD Talk Review Database has some great new entries, including some discs you may have overlooked....

Rent It Timed to match the arrival of the new "Astro Boy" movie in theaters, Sony has re-released all fifty episodes of the character's 2003 cartoon series in a series of five individual discs. (The studio's previous collection, a complete

Skip It The Film:Arterial spouting, breast grenades, eyeballs and fingers flying following robot attacks, light speed spinning in place, and humans mistakenly eating on human-body-part soup -- and that's just the first 6 minutes of Samurai Princess, before the opening

Highly Recommended THE FILMThe image of the typical cat lady is a portrait of severe mental disturbance, often used comedically like in "The Simpsons," where Springfield's unshowered feline connoisseur leaps into action, using kittens as throwing stars as she clears

Highly Recommended Among the noteworthy cadre of Los Angeles-based stand-ups who have emerged over the last decade or so, Maria Bamford is a unique comedian. She presents audiences with a individual point of view, drawing inspiration from her own brain

Recommended THE PROGRAMI can still vividly remember watching my first UFC event. It was the summer of 1995 and the sixth PPV event for the young and very controversial sport. At this time, the UFC wasn't divided into weight classes

Rent It THE FILMIt takes a particularly shoddy film to waste the acting efforts of Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, and Antonio Banderas. Here are three gifted, diverse performers set loose within exotic European locations with a nice, bloodied piece of

Rent It THE FILMIt's been entertaining to watch Ice Cube and Mike Epps pair up for a string of amusing urban comedies, such as "Friday After Next" and "All About the Benjamins." Not stellar movies mind you, but passable comedies

Rent It When writer/director Guy Ritchie and his films Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch arrived on the scene, the modern gangster film transformed from violent, sweeping melodramas into slick comedy capers thanks to the tone he brought

is a sporadically amusing trifle of a comedy that could have been much more. That might not sound like a particularly fair criticism -- after all, we're stuck with the movie they made, not the one that might have been

Recommended A quick primer on the "Ben 10" universe: the Cartoon Network animated series "Ben 10" featured ten-year-old Ben Tennyson and his Omnitrix, an alien wristwatch thingy that can transform him into his choice of ten alien monsters, a power

Recommended THE SHOW:Fraggle Rock was a Jim Henson-produced television show that ran from 1983 to 1987. The creative kid's program was about the Fraggles, silly creatures who lived underground and had their own society, complete with a community structure very