This year we've got a real treat for you. The DVD Talk Review Staff have come together to bring you a myriad of Top DVD lists for 2003. These lists go way beyond your traditional top lists and include top DVDs in a wide variety of categories including: Adult, Animation, Documentaries, Anime, Gadgets, Off The Beaten Path, Overlooked, Sound, Special Features, and Sports. If that's not enough, our columnists have come up with their lists of top DVDs: DVD Savant's The Most Impressive DVDs of 2003, CineSchlock-O-Rama's The Best of Schlock 2003 Cinema Gotham's Top New York DVDs , The Aisle View Top Ten Theatrical Films of 2003 and The Blue Room Top Adult DVDs. To round out our coverage of the top DVDs of '03 the DVD Talk Review Staff collectively voted for the definitive DVD Talk Top Twenty DVDs of 2003! Want to share your thoughts on DVD Talk's Top DVD Lists? Join the discussion on the lists in the DVD Talk Forum.

Over the past year we did a lot of talking with Actors, Producers, and Directors all about DVD. Here are some of the most notable DVD Interviews which appeared on DVD Talk This Year: Survivor host and Director of the indie film Finder's Fee Jeff Probst, Sci-Fi Author Neil Gaiman on the miniseries Neverwhere, Director John Singleton on the special edition release of Boyz 'N The Hood, Rob Zombie on House of 1000 corpses, Spike Lee on 25th Hour, Actor Robert Forster on the indie film Diamond Men, Actor/Comedian Eddie Izzard on his concert film Circle, Finding Nemo's Austin Pendleton and Geoffrey Rush, legend R. Lee Ermey on his role in Willard and Mail Call, and Blade II/Hellby Director Guillermo Del Toro on his debut film Chronos. Find all these interviews and more in our DVD Interview Section.

It's the last week of 2003, but the year isn't over just yet for notable DVDs including: S.W.A.T. [Review] - Colin Farrell, Samuel L. Jackson, Michelle Rodriquez and LL Cool J all deliver in a light but likeable action flick. If you're a fan of action films be sure not to miss So Close [Review] - think "Asian Charlie's Angels." All notable trilogies must come to an end, and in this case the only rings we're talking about are wedding rings in American Wedding: Unrated Extended Party Edition [Review] - while not as funny as the second "Pie", it does have a few strong laughs and is worth renting if you're a fan of the series. Another series winding its way down to the end is the ever popular: Sex and the City - The Complete Fifth Season [Reviews of Previous Seasons] a real treat for fans of the show. Finally, something completely different: Northfork [Review] - an unusual and stylized film with very fine performances, while not for everyone, it's a film worth checking out. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs.

Come swim against the mainstream in a thrilling odd-yssey through the year's finest fringe cinema releases -- including the reader-voted CineSchlockers' Choice for THE top genre DVD of 2003!!! Here's a hint: Unlike this summer smash, voters easily chose just one outcome! Plus, responses to reader emails and the ever-vigilant CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted.

2004 is already shaping up to be a great year for DVD and this week we've got another round of DVD announcements to get excited about: First up is City of God on 2/17 - a film which has made many of the nation's critic top ten lists this year, is up for a Golden Globe and almost assuredly an Oscar nomination in the best Foreign Film category. Paramount has announced School Of Rock on 3/2 [Review] including audio commentary with Jack Black and Director Richard Linklater, it should be a blast. New Line Home Entertainment has The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: 2 Disc Special Edition on 3/30 - this much talked about remake is now set to be a whopper of a DVD. Warner Bros. has The Chaplin Collection, Vol. 2 on 3/2 including the classic Chaplin films - City Lights, The Circus, The Kid, A King in New York, A Woman of Paris, Monsieur Verdoux and The Chaplin Revue. Finally, from Universal comes word of The Rundown on 3/23 -a fun summer action flick that was actually released in the fall. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

One of the major issues addressed in 2004 will be - what's next for DVD? In 2003 the stage was set for a massive format war over the next generation for DVD (HD-DVD). Earlier this year we attended the DVD in 50 Conference where we got a good look at the lay of the land for the future of DVD. In early January many of the players will be officially throwing their hat in the HD-DVD ring at CES (Consumer Electronic Show) including: Sony's Blue-Ray, Microsoft's Windows Media 9 and the DVD Forum's 'approved' format - Advanced Optical Disc 'AOD'. If you're interested in the future of DVD, then take a look back at this years landmark event.

Another year goes by, another chance to look back. This year instead of the usual general top 10 we decided to do a Cinema Gotham top 10, which turned out to be tougher than we thought (We tried to find a local connection in The Two Towers but just couldn't do it.) Limiting the list to films that were covered here or that were about New York stories caused some tossing and turning and hemming and hawing. But ultimately you could do worse than the ten discs we came up with. From shorts to documentaries, classics and recent releases (plus Spike Lee's second number one finish in three years) it's been a wildly diverse year. Read Cinema Gotham's Top 10 DVDs of 2003 and don't miss The Official DVDTalk Top 20 DVDs of 2003

One winner and three losers arrive in theaters Christmas Day and The Aisle View has a look at all of them: Aisle view critic Megan Denny applauds Tim Burton's latest outing, Peter Pan adaption spares the audience from torturous musical numbers, but ultimately is no better than any of the nine other film versions of the classic children's tale. Paycheck, the new John Woo film about a man who must piece together the last three years of his life and save the world using only some paper clips and a bus ticket is a great idea for a film, but is unwatchable due to the lackluster performance of Ben Affleck. Finally, the long-awaited adaptation of the best-selling novel Cold Mountain turns out to be one of the biggest disappointments of the year due to a lack of chemistry between the main characters. Want to get The Aisle View right when it's published? Sign Up to get The Aisle View delivered free to your email box!

A much more anemic week for notable DVDs as we begin to round out the year with a much heavier focus on titles that people are more likely to rent than buy: Jeepers Creepers 2 [Giveaway] - perhaps not as solid as the first chapter in this horror series, but a good rental if you're in the mood for some light horror, L'Auberge Espagnole (The Spanish Apartment) [Review] - A likable, sweet film that's entertaining and involving but with far to little of screen gem Audrey Tautou, Alex & Emma [Review - Luke Wilson and Kate Hudson star in a Rob Reiner film that is certainly no 'When Harry Met Sally', Anything Else [Review] Jason Biggs and Christina Ricci star in a tepid Woody Allen film that just can't deliver, The Medallion [Review] - another in a long line of recent Jackie Chan movies that are only merit a rental rating. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs.

This week the DVD Savant has a look at the Best Buy exlcusive release for The Rolling Stones Four Flicks - a loaded boxed set with enough goodies to satisfy any Stones fan, Heat and Dust - one of Merchant-Ivory's best, this story of British women in India contrasts two experiences in decades 60 years separate , Hell's Angels on Wheels- Richard Rush goes biker-crazy in this early Hell's Angels - approved rev 'n' rumble saga starring Jack Nicholson, and My House in Umbria - starring Maggie Smith this HBO film is a visual and dramatic delight. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

Some interesting DVDs announced this week including: the Irish import Ordinary Decent Criminal on 1/13 starring Kevin Spacey, Linda Fiorentino and Colin Farrell in a likeable caper, Mike Figgis' semi-suspenseful Cold Creek Manor on 3/2 [Review] with Sharon Stone and Dennis Quaid, the over-the-top Matrixesque Japanese action flick The Returner on 2/10 [Trailer], Just One Of The Guys on 2/24 - the 80's comedy which has the distinction of being on the CineSchlock-O-Rama Most Wanted List and finally in addition to Schindler's List on 3/9 universal has announced the release for the five-part Steven Spielberg / Shoah Visual History Foundation TV Documentary Broken Silence on 3/9 which explores the horrific experience of the Holocaust as told by its Survivors. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

With so many major DVD releases out this season, it's extremely easy to overlook great 'Hidden Gems' on DVD, so here are several we suggest you seek out: So Close - a Chinese martial arts film, kind of an Asian "Charlie's Angels," but more fun and innovative, Off The Charts -a documentary about odd people who write lyrics and have them produced as songs, MI-5: Volume 1 - this BBC series is one of the best surprises of the year, Gerry - Gus Van Sant's prelude to Elephant is as inventive as it is beautiful, Wild Zero - the best Japanese rock-and-roll zombie splatter-comedy fat-packed with action on the market today, Melvin Goes to Dinner the directorial debut of Mr Show's Bob Odenkirk is very entertaining and very highly recommended, Wire in the Blood: Mermaids Singing- a psychological thriller that will keep you glued to your set.

This week we've got a giveaway for Mandy Moore's How To Deal which is the latest 'Platinum Series Edition' release from New Line Home Entertainment. How To Deal features: Commentary with actresses Mandy Moore and Alexandra Holden and director Clare Kilner, 4 deleted scenes, 4 featurettes and more. This week we're giving away 5 copies of the How To Deal DVD, so enter Now for your chance to win!

On our December DVD Talk TV Segment on ABC TV's AM Northwest we took a look at: Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl - a swashbuckling thrill of a movie that is worth watching for Johnny Depp's brilliant performances as Captain Jack Sparrow, Seabiscuit a phenomenal adaptation of the best selling book will surely see Oscar gold, Alien Quadrilogy - 'game over man' the search for the best DVD box set released is over and this mega DVD set is the winner, and Firefly - Joss Whedon's Ill fated TV show finds new life on an excellent DVD. Watch this show (which runs about 6 mins) [Windows Media High Bandwidth | Real Player Low Bandwidth]. Also be sure to check out DVD Talk's previous TV Segments

Ayecurumba! It's another CineSchlock-O-Rama Lightning Round with rapid-fire reviews of 12 DISCS of schlocky goodness, including Carmen Electra's undulating guide to Aerobic Striptease!!! The polls are also open for the CineSchlockers' Choice award honoring the year's best genre DVD -- Vote today! Plus, an exclusive Jeepers Creepers 2 giveaway and responses to reader emails .

Aisle View critic Megan Denny hails the king of the epic: Peter Jackson. His final installment of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Return of the King, lives up to the quality of its predecessors and delivers a satisfying final chapter to the landmark series of films. Read The Aisle View for a complete review of Lord of The Rings - The Return of The King! Want to get The Aisle View right when it's published? Sign Up to get The Aisle View delivered free to your email box!

A good mix of notable DVDs this week including: Seabiscuit [Review] - so much more than just a horse movie, it’s also an inspirational true story with an emotional backbone, League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen [Review] - love it, hate it, or regard it with sheer indifference, there’s no denying that Fox has done an excellent job bringing this title to DVD, Freaky Friday [Review] - more fun than you'd ever expect, it takes a tired premise and gives it a kick, Escape From New York - Collector's Edition [Review] - a must-buy DVD for fans of the film and South Park:Complete Third Season [Review] - The season that South Park really found its voice with hilarious episodes that are politically incorrect as ever.

The DVD Talk DVD Easter Egg Database continued to grow with lots of great new DVD Easter Eggs. Recently discovered 'hidden features' include: Hidden Interviews with top DVD producers on The Alien Quadrilogy DVD, a hidden 2-page guide to the car in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang : Special Edition, A hidden making of documentary on making the cave and a hidden documentary on the fight sequence between the Black Pearl and Intercepter. on Pirates of the Caribbean, one of Kenny's earliest deaths on South Park: The Complete Second Season and hidden deleted scenes on Aqua Teen Hunger Force Vol. 1. Find out how to access all these great hidden features and more in the DVD Talk Easter Egg Database. Also be sure to help our DVD Easter Egg Database grow by submitting DVD easter eggs when you uncover them on your DVDs!

This week we're excited to bring you a special giveaway from MGM: The Escape from New York and then Live and Die in LA DVD Giveaway! MGM has released two fantastic special editions of both Escape from New York and To Live and Die in LA and this week we're giving away 5 special 2 packs to lucky DVD Talk Readers. Enter Now for your chance to win!

The big announcement this week comes from Disney whose Brother Bear: 2 Disc Special Edition will be released on 3/30 - the DVD will feature animated outtakes, deleted scenes, a new song by Phil Collins and a lively audio commentary by Rutt and Tuke (the two mouses in the film) - should be an extremely fun DVD. From the pen of screenwriter and fellow Portlander Mike Rich (DVD Talk is based in Portland, OR) comes another heart-warming film Radio on 1/27 with strong performances by Cuba Gooding Jr. and Ed Harris. Showing that it won't be outdone by Warner Bros. fantastic restorations, Paramount announced a 2 Disc special edition for The Ten Commandments on 3/9 including a six-part documentary on this beloved film. Finally Criterion has announced another crown jewel for their collection: Richard III - Criterion Collection on 2/24 a legendary film that saw Laurence Olivier as Director, Producer and Star, given the Criterion treatment it'll be one not to miss! Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

It's never an easy task bringing a best selling book to the screen, but that task is made even harder when the best selling book comes out less than a year before the release of the film. Writer/Director Gary Ross rose to the challenge and adapted Laura Hillenbrand's best selling book Seabiscuit: An American Legend into one of this year's best films. Ross' not only captured the essence of the book on screen, he helped breath life into the characters of Seabiscuit by bringing on some amazing actors including Jeff Bridges, Chris Cooper, William H. Macy and Tobey Maguire. We had an opportunity to talk to Gary Ross just as the Seabiscuit DVD was being released. Read our complete interview with Gary Ross. Also Check out some of our past interviews, including recent interviews with Jeff Probst, Geoffrey Rush, Neil Gaiman and John Singleton

DVD Talk's Columnists have been hard at work bringing you the best coverage of DVDs out there. This week don't miss The DVD Savant who has a review of Wellspring's Lola Jacques Demy's early masterpiece that tells the back story of Roland Cassard of The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, an early look at the Fox Studio Classic release for My Darling Clementine and Claude Lelouch's huge effort Les uns et les autres. CineSchlock-O-Rama takes a look at the second volume of Best of Insomniac With Dave Attell, a look back at Arnold Schwarzenegger in Pumping Iron - The 25th Anniversary Special Edition , Johnny Cash's Pride of Jesse Hallam and a Romanian-lensed Mimic 3: Sentinel. Finally from The Aisle View comes reviews of Stuck on You the latest Farrelly Brothers film about conjoined twins, Girl with a Pearl Earring with Scarlett Johansson based on the painting of the same name and Jessica Alba in the awful Honey.

On our December Segment on ABC TV's AM Northwest we will be taking a look at:Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl - a swashbuckling thrill of a movie that is worth watching for Johnny Depp's brilliant performances as Captain Jack Sparrow, Firefly - Joss Whedon's Ill fated TV show finds new life on an excellent DVD, Alien Quadrilogy - 'game over man' the search for the best DVD box set released is over and this mega DVD set is the winner, and Seabiscuit a phenomenal adaptation of the best selling book will surely see Oscar gold. Also out this month: Escape From New York: Collector's Edition, Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Complete Fifth Season, Battle of Shaker Heights, Gigli (a bad, bad movie) , and Freaky Friday. Catch this month's DVD Talk TV Segment at 9:00am, Tuesday December 16 on ABC TV - KATU in Portland, OR.

Who would have guessed the Farrelly brothers would ever make a film that could be described as "sweet" and "cute"? Those are the most accurate words to describe their latest film "Stuck on You," starring Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear as a pair of conjoined twins - the focus of this week's The Aisle View. Also in this week's Aisle View column, critic Megan Denny confesses her love for actress Scarlett Johansson but cannot find similar affection for Johansson's latest film, Girl with a Pearl Earring. Want to get The Aisle View right when it's published? Sign Up to get The Aisle View delivered free to your email box!

This week the DVD Savant takes a look at Lord Love a Duck - a crazoid critique of California madness which is the definition of the Black Comedy, Ashes and Diamonds - Andrzej Wajda's complex look at post-war Polish intrigue , The Long Ships- alavish but underachieving attempt to revisit THE VIKINGS, Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory - a nifty monster and a jaunty attitude help this modest Euro horror stay entertaining, Kanal - Andrzej Wajda is back again with this earlier, grim tale of horrible extinction, The Looking Glass War - Anthony Hopkins and Ralph Richardson send Christopher Jones off on a pointless spy mission, in this tepid John Le Carré adaptation and This Property is Condemned - a Tennessee Williams play becomes a sticky star vehicle for glamorous Natalie Wood. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

A number of notable DVDs this week that might get lost in the shuffle, so you'll want to make sure you don't miss them: Firefly - The Complete Series [Review] - a fantastic space western that was way ahead of its time, Assassination Tango - Robert Duvall's love note to the Tango with a snappy caper thrown in for good measure, Bad Boys 2 [Review] - good mindless action fun, Battle of Shaker Heights - a product of Project Greenlight which feels a lot like a TV movie except for a very strong performance from up and comer Shia LaBeouf, Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Complete Fifth Season [Review] - yet another great season of Buffy, How to Deal [Review] - Mandy Moore builds her film resume with a film clearly targeted at teen girls, and last but certainly not least a film that is notable for being very, very bad: Gigli [Review] - JLo and Ben Affleck star in this disaster of a film whose only saving grace is a 5 min scene with Christopher Walken don't let your curiosity get the best of you.

This week we're excited to bring you a giveaway for a DVD that's making history! While Firefly got the axe on network TV, Fox has brought the entire series, including 3 unaired episodes on to DVD. It's not just a sneak peek at the future of TV on DVD, it IS the future! If you missed Firefly when it aired on TV, you won't want to make the same mistake twice. Firefly is one of those amazing series that was simply ahead of its time and we're extremely excited to bring you a Firefly - The Complete Series DVD Giveaway where we're giving away 5 copies of the series on DVD. Enter Now for your chance to win Firefly - The Complete Series DVD !

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The biggest announcement this week is the long awaited Steven Spielberg's Academy Award Winning Schindler's List on 3/9 - which will be released in separate Widescreen, Fullscreen and a Collector's Box editions. If you're looking for something a little lighter the Coen Brother's latest film Intolerable Cruelty comes to DVD on 2/10 after very positive buzz in theaters. An even lighter film Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star comes to DVD on 2/17 it's typical David Spade sillyness, but that's not a bad thing. Fans of John Grisham books turned movies will be happy to hear that Runaway Jury will be released on DVD 2/17 [Review] but be prepared, the film differs greatly from the book. After a disastrously timed theatrical release (a war satire right after an invasion) Buffalo Soldiers comes to DVD on 1/13, the film stars Ed Harris, Scott Glenn, Anna Paquin and Joaquin Phoenix and with either find its audience on DVD or die trying. Speaking of films quickly in and out of theaters, Sylvia comes to DVD on 2/10 with Gwyneth Paltrow's portrayal of author and poet Sylvia Plath, the film got very mixed reviews theatrically and is a 'love it or hate it' kind of film. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

Stuck for good DVD gift ideas this holiday season? DVD Talk is here to help with our DVD Gift Guide (which was broadcast live on ABC in Portland, OR). Watch this special TV segment where we take a look at a number of DVDs under $10 including: Standing in the Shadows of Motown, Mulholland Drive, Requiem for a Dream , and Bound, hot TV Shows on DVD including C.S.I. Season 1 & 2, Manor House and The Sopranos, and great box sets including The Star Trek Motion Pictures Collection, A&E Romance Collection and The History of Soccer. Watch this show (which runs about 5 mins) [Windows Media High Bandwidth | Real Player Low Bandwidth]. If you're in Portland you can catch our next segment on KATU December 16 when we'll be featuring Pirates of the Caribbean, Alien Quadrilogy, Firefly - The Complete Series and Seabiscuit.

X-mas comes early for freeze-frame perverts with the unrated release (Shhhh! Don't tell Blockbuster!) of '80s sitcom siren Nicole Eggert's Blown Away -- an after-school Basic Instinct with Corey Haim AND Corey Feldman! CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted also celebrates a much more family-friendly capture in Johnny Cash's Pride of Jesse Hallam. Universal reissues They Live and Rowdy Roddy's still all outta bubble gum (and extras). Plus, a Romanian-lensed Mimic 3: Sentinel scurries across the kitchen floor.

At DVD Talk we pride ourselves on covering the complete spectrum of DVDs from huge hits to smaller independent films and everything in between. To that end we're one of the only DVD sites to cover Film Movement an independent film club that enables indie film lovers to get films on DVD that would traditionally only be found at film festivals. Read our reviews of recent Film Movement Releases including: The Party's Over with Philip Seymour Hoffman, the highly acclaimed OT: Our Town, the unconventional Italian love story Light of My Eyes, the unflinching El Bola and more!

Cinema Gotham is back in a big way. Catch coverage of The New York Film Festival including coverage of Dogville, The Fog of War and 21 Grams. Also, Get a real New Yorker's take on Jim Sheridan's In America a uniquely New York tale. Finally, don't miss Cinema Gotham's coverage of the stage version of the Patrick Swayze crap-classic Road House. You didn't read that wrong, Road House has become the kind of legitimate theater that both Willie Shakespeare and Homer Simpson can enjoy. And what's more, this version stars Taimak from another classic 80's film: The Last Dragon, except this time substituting a blonde mullet wig for Jheri curls. Read Cinema Gotham Now.

This week's The Aisle View, takes a look at Tom Cruise's latest film The Last Samurai directed by Ed Zwick who returns to much of the same ground he covered in Glory. Find out why some people are calling The Last Samurai 'Dances with Samurai'. Also this week The Aisle View takes a look at The Barbarian Invasions which addresses issues such as the problems of universal health care and assisted suicide, without ever losing its buoyancy. The Barbarian Invasions is a thoughtful, expertly crafted film full of likeable characters and it's one of the best foreign films we've seen this year. Want to get The Aisle View right when it's published? Sign Up to get The Aisle View delivered free to your email box!

If you're looking for the definitive review of Buffy The Vampire Slayer - The Complete Fifth Season, look no further! DVD Talk Reviewer Adam Tyner takes an extensive look at the 5th Season including a complete look at the widescreen vs. fullscreen issues which surround the series. Also be sure to check out our previous reviews of All 5 Seasons of Buffy Released on DVD as well as The First Two Seasons of Angel and Joss Whedon's Space Western Firefly - The Complete Series.

Talking hineys! Addictive bug powder! Really, really attentive Moroccan house boys! David Cronenberg finds quirky kinship in William S. Burroughs' deliciously obscene Naked Lunch. Spoof diva Misty Mundae is SpiderBabe and you won't believe from where she slings them webs! Dave Attell hits the streets and lends comic commentaries to Best of Insomniac Volume 2. California? Nah, Ah-nold rules the universe in Pumping Iron! Plus, responses to reader emails and Hardbodies joins CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted.

Another great week of notable DVDs, starting off with the highly anticipated DVD release for Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl [Review] with a performance by Johnny Depp you should not miss, Alias - Season 2 [Review] - an addictive show that just keeps getting better and better, The Ben Stiller Show [Review] - after a long delay this cult comedy series finally makes it's way on to DVD, Jamie Kennedy Experiment - Season 1 [Review] - not as groudbreaking as Ben Stiller but still a lot of fun, Star Trek Deep Space Nine - Season 7 [Review] - the final installment of the Deep Space Nine Series. How to Get Ahead in Advertising - MGM's re-release of this biting satirical British film. Young Sherlock Holmes - a hidden gem directed by Barry Levinson, written by Chris Columbus and produced by Steven Spielberg. The Ox-Bow Incident [Review] another great release in the Fox Classics series and finally, what could be the mother of all DVD sets: Alien Quadrilogy: Complete 9-Disc Set [Review] - one you simply should not miss!

This week we're excited to bring you a giveaway for one of the biggest hits of the summer: Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl [Review], This 2 Disc special edition is packed with special features including: Commentary by director Gore Verbinski and Star Johnny Depp, Commentary by producer Jerry Bruckheimer and Stars Keira Knightley And Jack Davenport, 19 Deleted and Alternate Scenes, A Blooper Reel, and a ton of making-of featurettes Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl DVDs we're giving away this week! Also be sure not to miss our Interview with Geoffrey Rush.

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Here's a quick wrap up of some of the DVD titles just announced by studios: Thirteen on 1/27 - a brilliant look at the harsh realities of being a teenager. Le Divorce on 1/27 [Review] - more proof that good books don't always make great movies. The Fighting Temptations on 2/3 [Review] - it's official Cuba Gooding Jr. needs a new agent! Martha, Inc. on 2/3 - a scathing bio pic about the raise and fall of Martha Stewart. Party Monster on 2/10 - a horrific look at the New York club scene of the late 80's. American Gun on 2/17 - James Coburn last film about the impacts of guns on people's lives. Wonderland on 2/10 [Review] - an interestingly assembled murder mystery with Val Kilmer as porn legend John Holmes. Matchstick Men on 2/24 [Review] with excellent performances from Nick Cage and Sam Rockwell. Duplex on 3/2 - Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore star in a comedy that zoomed in and out of theaters. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

As you do your holiday shopping we thought it would be helpful if we pointed out a number of great titles sold at DeepDiscountDVD.com for under $10. These titles make great stocking suffers or help you get to that 8th night of Hanukkah with gifts to open: eXistenZ $6.30, Waking Life $7.18, [Review], Standing in the Shadows of Motown $7.97 [Review], Glengarry Glen Ross $7.97, [Review], Blood Simple $9.35, [Review], Mulholland Drive $9.35 [Review], Requiem for a Dream $9.96 [Review] , and Bound $9.96 [Review]. Use the DeepDiscountDVD.com coupon DVDTALK for an additional 20% off these prices plus free shipping.

Fox continues trailblaze when it comes to TV shows on DVD by announcing the DVD release for the TV Series The Simple Life starring the now illustrious Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie (Lionel Richie's Daughter), before it actually airs on TV (the series premieres 12/2 on Fox)! Set for release on 1/27 The Simple Life will be presented in full screen with Dolby Digital 2.0 and feature all 7 episodes of the series, and 5 outtakes. Now for the first time you can decide to watch this series on TV or wait knowing for a fact that it'll be out on DVD next month! Pre-Order The Simple Life at: Amazon.com or DVDEmpire

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