This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Ryan's Daughter - David Lean's last 70mm epic is a small-scale story made big via visual imagination and the Irish landscapes; Johnny Belinda - Jane Wyman scores a statuette for her portrayal of a deaf-mute girl in this superior and heartwarming story; Kitty Foyle - Ginger Rogers' Oscar-bait dramatic effort imagines a really tough romantic problem: Kitty has to choose between doctor James Craig or millionaire Dennis Morgan; Goto, Island of Love - Bizarro filmmaker Walerian Borowczyk's first feature continues the traditions in his celebrated short subjects. Dune Extended Edition - Universal gives us a beautiful remastered version of David Lynch's theatrical cut; Cimarron - Richard Dix and Irene Dunne brave the west in the 1889 Oklahoma land rush; Goldstein - Philip Kaufman's first feature is a self-conscious art film with a slight air of Chicago second-city humor; Pin Up Girl - Betty Grable is the whole show in this script-challenged musical comedy about a USO cutie with a naughty talent for lying. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.