DVD

I'm legitimately looking forward to checking this out, even if Disney did go completely crazy and put this out in like four different editions, including a crazy Identity Disc version where all eighteen discs or whatever are encased in a replica disc from the film. A bit extravagant, but then, the movie did just barely break even at the box office, and is still probably in the red when you consider marketing costs, so I'm not surprised that Disney wants to milk every cent out of it.

It's still completely shocking to me that Meet The Fockers made almost $280 million at the box office. I mean, The Hangover didn't even make that much. The first film in this series was at least somewhat enjoyable, but it's been all downhill from there, and Little Fockers didn't even manage to make as much as the first film in the series, despite Jessica Alba's wonderful breasts. One can only hope that this is the end of the series, but I doubt it.

Because they're too cool for school, Walden Media has decided to put this DVD out on Friday instead of Tuesday like all the other DVDs. I'm kind of surprised they didn't wait a few weeks and go for Good Friday, because life is precious, and God, and the Bible.

There must be at least a dozen guys named Phillip Morris out there who are going to get this as a gag present from someone who hasn't seen it, only to be shocked - shocked! - by its contents.

There must be at least a dozen guys named Casino Jack...wait, that doesn't make any sense. If you want to see Kevin Spacey acting like Al Pacino, this is for you!

You'd think a movie about Islamic college student punks would be interesting enough to make more than ten grand at the box office, but apparently not.

Despite the titillating poster and the promise of examining infidelity, this is another release that only managed to scrabble around $10,000 from its limited release. It stars the daughter from I Am Love, which is enough to make it interesting to me, so we'll see if it pops up on Streaming.

In case you were only interested in the older, kinda boring TRON, feel free to nab it in a new Blu-Ray special edition today, since Disney put it out as a separate disc from the Tron Legacy box sets.

Among older films getting new Blu-Ray releases this week, check out . ..And Justice For All, A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, Arthur/ Arthur 2: On The Rocks, Babe, Batman Beyond: Return Of The Joker, Benny & Joon, The Cove, De-Lovely, Fiddler On The Roof, Kung Fu Panda, Lars and the Real Girl, Much Ado About Nothing, Mystic Pizza, The People vs. Larry Flynt, Peter Pan, The Rules Of Attraction, Taxi Driver, Taxi.

The fifth season of the popular high school football drama comes to DVD, alongside Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Part 4, iCarly: Season Two, Volume Three, Lark Rise To Candleford: Season Four, Life Unexpected: The Complete First and Second Seasons, Lisa Lampanelli: Tough Love, Sarah Palin's Alaska, Tyler Perry's House Of Payne Volume 7. Very funny.