This week the DVD Savant takes a look Criterion's Il Posto - a charming and rewarding bit of neorealism about a shy young man's entry into the Milan workforce, Wellspring's really good version of Jean-Luc Godard's My Life to Live, Universal's Midnight Run a Savant's favorite mainstream action-buddy film of the modern era (post Sly and Ah-nold), A&E's 5 disc, 39-episode box of Supercar: The Complete Series, Image's Stephen Sondheim's Passion - yet another rare pleasure to put beside Into the Woods and Sweeney Todd, Home Vision's truly strange Warm Water Under a Red Bridge a fanciful drama that combines a fairy story with sex, and lots and lots of water imagery, and Paramount's Popeye - A big, mismanaged mess from Robert Altman with the pleasures of a perfectly cast Popeye and Olive Oyl. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.