DVD Talk: June 2004 Archives

This week The DVD Savant has reviews of War With Iraq: Stories from the Front - ABC news compiles ten mini-docus telling the stories of embedded newsmen through their own memories, The Line King: The Al Hirschfeld Story - A charming docu on the life and times of a delightful personality, the caricaturist who drew for the New York Times for almost 75 years, The Asphalt Jungle - Savant falls all over himself praising this top-notch noir suspenser, Das Boot: The Original Uncut Version -it's the entire 5-hour miniseries of the Wolfgang Petersen soggy saga, and in that form it's more of a good thing and Murder, My Sweet - Raymond Chandler's classic Philip Marlowe is one of the most iconic film noirs ever. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

This week in CineMazing reviewer Ian Jane takes a look at the film that is most likely the biggest of the summer: Spider-Man 2 and loves what he sees! Also don't miss out take on the film that's got everyone talking: Fahrenheit 9/11 - a home run from Michael Moore. If you love movies, be sure to also drop in to DVD Talk's Movie Talk Forum, with news, trailers, discussions and member reviews of movies now in theaters. Want to get CineMazing right when it's published? Sign Up to get CineMazing delivered free to your email box!

An interesting mix of DVDs announced this week including: Taking Lives on 8/17 - this steamy thriller starring Angelina Jolie and Ethan Hawke gets even steamier with an unrated DVD release, Strangers On A Train: Special Edition on 9/7 - one of Alfred Hitchcock's best gets a 2 Disc restoration from Warner Bros. , The Punisher on 9/7 -Lion's Gate resurrects a classic comic inspired film franchise with a packed DVD, Elf on 11/16 - Jon Favreau's popular holiday film gets an Infinifilm release and it's sure to be a treat. Also Announced this week: Raising Victor Vargas: SE on 8/24, Laws Of Attraction on 8/24, Everwood: The Complete First Season on 9/7 and Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning on 9/7. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

This week we have a very special giveaway for The Butterfly Effect (Infinifilm Edition) DVD. Go beyond the movie with The Infinifilm Edition of The Butterfly Effect which includes both the theatrical version and the director's cut which was too extreme to be shown in theaters. The Butterfly Effect also features: Audio Commentary With Director And Screenwriters, Deleted Scenes With Commentary, Four Featurettes, Storyboards and more! Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of The Butterfly Effect (Infinifilm Edition) DVDs we're giving away this week.

Tobey Maguire may be swinging through a theater near you this summer, but for fans of old cartoons and the silver age of comic books, Paul Soles will always be Spiderman! DVD Talk writer James Powell had the opportunity to talk to Paul Soles about the upcoming DVD release Spider-Man: The '67 Collection, his work on Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer and his other comic related work including voicing Bruce Banner in the 1966 Hulk cartoon. Read our complete interview with the original spidey - Paul Soles. Also be sure to check out the clip from the Spiderman: The '67 Classic Collection DVD.

A great mix this week of notable DVDs including: Cold Mountain [Review] - Renee Zellweger gives an Oscar winning performance on a 'DVD Talk Collector Series rated DVD, Barbershop 2: Back in Business [Review] - a great follow up to an endearing comedy, Blazing Saddles [Review] - Mel Brook's classic comedy turns 30 on a DVD worth adding to your collection, Colonial House - PBS' Reality TV series doesn't measure up to its predecessors (see Manor House) but it still surpasses most of the network fare, South Park: Season 4 [Review] - another home run season from one of the sharpest satires on TV. Finally this week a trio of classic TV series: Land of the Lost: Season 1, Spider-Man:'67 Classic Collection [Review] and Wonder Woman: Season 1. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews.

The DVD Talk DVD Easter Egg Database continues to be an extremely popular area of the site. Some of the latest Eggs to be uncovered include: A hidden commentary track on Reno 911: The Complete First Season, the revealing (almost) of 'The Voice' on Field of Dreams - 15th Anniversary Edition, a hidden image gallery on Eurotrip Unrated Edition, a look at Tupac's final resting place on Tupac - Resurrection and hidden audio commentaries on The Simpsons: Season 4 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!

Next week Lance Armstrong will attempt to win his 6th Tour de France! If you're a fan of Lance or just love cycling you won't want to miss the 2003 Tour de France: Lance Armstrong Joins the Greats (12-Hour Edition) DVD - a recipient of DVD Talk's highest review rating - The DVD Talk Collector Series. Also be sure to check out our 35 cycling DVD reviews including the 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002 Tour de France DVD Reviews. We at DVD Talk support The Lance Armstrong Foundation which is trying to raise and additional $5 Million dollars to help young people who live with cancer with the sale of their yellow live strong bracelets. It's a great cause, so give your support. Go Lance.

Big E and JFK defend their hush-hush East Texas retirement home from a mummified soul-sucker in Bubba Ho-Tep -- an extras-lavished sensation from Phantasm's Don Coscarelli and B-hearthrob Bruce Campbell. Plus, responses to reader emails and the ever-vigilant CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted.

This week we have some pretty exciting news from The DVD Savant. You can find his musings on the audio commentary track for Warner Bros' release of the classic noir film Gun Crazy. Also for Savant fans, more great news: a Savant book is in the works appropriately titled The DVD Savant Book, slated for publication in September (look for an opportunity to win it before it's release!!) In the meantime check out The Savant 's new reviews: Mamma Roma - Criterion gives us a first hand chance to study two early Pier Paolo Pasolini films, Deathdream - an excellent cast in a grim drama with a political bite, A Minute to Pray, A Second to Die - an American Spaghetti western that lacks the style or class of Sergio Leone, The Happiest Millionaire - Disney's most unwieldy klunker a three hour musical has fun personalities but lacks a good plot and catchy songs, Jack the Giant Killer the notorious copycat production practically struck from the same blueprints as The 7th Voyage of Sinbad and Hangman's Knot - this Randolph Scott western is good for its cast alone, even though it's something of an underachiever. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

This week in CineMazing editor Geoffrey Kleinman takes a look at one of the most talked about (and one of the best) films of the year: Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 - an extremely shocking and unsettling documentary that looks at the Bush presidency and its march to war in Iraq. Fahrenheit 9/11 is filled with jaw dropping revelations including connections between the Bin Laden and Bush families, the role of the Saudis in 9/11 and what's really happening to our soldiers in Iraq and their families back home. This is one film you won't want to miss! Read our Complete Review. Want to share your thoughts on Fahrenheit 9/11? Be sure to visit our Movie Talk Forum and join the discussion. Get CineMazing right when it's by Signing Up to get CineMazing delivered free to your email box!

This week's notable DVDs include: the completely politically incorrect and hilarious Bad Santa [Review] also available in an unrated version: Badder Santa [Review] - read our comparison of these 2 releases. Comedy Central continues their great DVD streak with Reno 911: Season 1 - an extremely funny lampoon of the cop show genre. Spike TV gets in the game with their DVD debut - Joe Schmo Show: Season 1 [Review] - a very funny send up of the Reality TV Genre! Criterion's dazzles us again with The Lower Depths [Review] - a DVD release which pairs two interpretations of Maxim Gorky's play by directors Jean Renoir and Akira Kurosawa. Finally, more proof that Johnny Depp is reason enough to see a movie (even a bad one) Secret Window [Review]. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews.

Some really good DVDs announced this week including: Dawn of The Dead - Unrated Director's Cut on 10/5 - one of the best horror remakes gets the ultimate treatment on DVD, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind on 9/28 - Charlie Kaufman's [Interview] masterpiece gives Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet challenging roles in a move you just have to see, Man on Fire on 9/7 - Denzel Washington is always fantastic even if the movie he's in isn't, Survivor All-Stars - The Complete Season on 8/31 - on of TV's most successful reality TV shows in one of the best seasons yet, Dogville on 8/24 - Lars von Trier vents in a movie that is both challenging, imperfect but ultimately rewarding. Shaolin Soccer on 8/24 featuring both the US and superior Chinese version, The United States Of Leland on 9/7 a hidden gem that was a hit at film festivals but got lost in theaters and Mork & Mindy: The Complete First Season on 9/7 another example of classic TV making its way on to DVD. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

Every summer we have a huge DVD giveaway. Well this week summer starts and we just couldn't wait to unleash the Miramax 25th Anniversary Giveaway! We're giving away 2 Miramax DVD Super Packs including: Kill Bill Volume 1, Chicago, Pulp Fiction, Good Will Hunting and Clerks. Also we're giving away 1 Dimension DVD Super Packs including: The Others, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Crow , Bad Santa , and The Ultimate Scream Collection (including all three films). Enter now for your chance to win and be sure to check out the Miramax 25th Anniversary Trailer and the Dimension Anniversary Trailer.

On our June DVD Talk TV Segment on ABC TV's AM Northwest we took a look at 4 Notable DVDs: Touching The Void - one of the most gripping and engaging DVDs we've seen in a long time, 50 First Dates - the chemistry between Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore is enough to add this comedy to your list of DVDs to rent, Mystic River - fantastic performances from some of the most talented actors on screen, Catch That Kid - with so few good movies aimed at teens & pre-teens, this is one that shouldn't be missed. Watch this show (which runs about 6 mins) in Windows Media High Bandwidth or Low Bandwidth. Also be sure to catch past month's shows.

We've gotten a lot of great feedback on our DVD Talk Clips of the Week and the one thing we hear most often is "MORE, MORE, MORE!" So this week we bring you clips from several upcoming DVDs: Spiderman: The '67 Classic Collection, Bad Santa [Review of Bad Santa / Review of Badder Santa] , Teacher's Pet [Review] - [Interview], Lost Skeleton of Cadavra - clip 1, clip 2, clip 3 [Review], 50 First Dates - clip 1, clip 2, clip 3 [Review]. Also check out the Miramax 'Best of" Trailer and Dimension 'Best of" Trailer.

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This week The DVD Savant has reviews of: A Woman is a Woman - Jean Luc-Godard fractures the movie musical into a doctor's thesis on film language Moulin Rouge - John Huston's big moneymaker is a visual delight, The Day of the Locust - Nathanael West's bizarre apocalyptic Hollywood story, Goodbye, Columbus - an unusual film about a specific ethnic America, The Snake Pit - Hollywood's first serious look at mental illness , Hell in the Pacific - John Boorman pits Lee Marvin against Toshiro Mifune and Swann in Love - Marcel Proust interpreted by Volker Schlöndorff. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

A jam packed week of notable DVDs including great TV on DVD : The Simpsons: Season 4 [Review] - buy it now and thank us later, Nip/Tuck: Season 1 [Review] - one of the best guilty pleasure shows on TV, Dead Like Me: Season 1 [Review] - Showtime's dark comedy series is certainly worth discovering on DVD and Curb Your Enthusiasm: Season 2 [Review] - "I never would have thought of that. That's so brilliant." Also Not to missed: Touching The Void [Review] - one of the most gripping and engaging DVDs we've seen in a long time, The Station Agent - an extremely enjoyable character piece, 50 First Dates [Review] - a light and funny comedy with great chemistry and Teacher's Pet [Interview] - an animated treat with Nathan Lane and Kelsey Grammer. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews.

To celebrate the DVD Release of Field of Dreams: 15th Anniversary Edition, Universal Studios Home Video turned Hollywood Park into a gigantic silk corn field (complete with an outdoor movie theater) and then filled it with stars, including: Kevin Costner, Amy Madigan, Dwier Brown, Timothy Busfield, Director Phil Alden Robinson and composer James Horner. DVD Talk Reporter Rachel Gold attended the Field of Dreams event and has a filed her complete report.

Last week DVD studio presidents, producers and press all converged for the Third Annual Video Store Magazine DVD Conference dubbed 'DVD Lucky 7'. This year's conference was a lot less of DVD love fest than years past with the main event - a proverbial High Definition DVD Smackdown between Warren Lieberfarb (often referred to as the 'Godfather of DVD'), and Benjamin Feingold, president Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (the leading advocate of the Blu-Ray Disc platform). As the first round of a format war presidents from almost every studio made it crystal clear that they'll wait for one format winner to emerge before giving the green light to any of their HD releases. Find out what's in store for the future of DVD, what exactly HD-DVD and Blu-Ray are and who took the prizes for the First Annual Video Store Magazine DVD Innovations awards in our complete report.

This week we have a special giveaway from Fox Home Entertainment for the fourth season of The Simpsons on DVD. As with the previous 3 seasons Simpsons: Season 4 is packed with special features including: Commentaries on all episodes, Deleted scenes, Animation Showcases, A word from Matt Groening and much more! Enter Now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of Simpsons: Season 4 we're giving away this week.

An interesting mix of new title announcements this week including: Kevin Smith's Jersey Girl on 9/14 - a film 'lost' in the theaters mostly due to the entire "Bennifer" fiasco, Mr. Show: The Complete Fourth Season on 9/21 - HBO's popular series with a serious cult following on DVD, The Girl Next Door with both rated and unrated versions on 8/24 - good news for all those Elisha Cuthbert fans and the highly acclaimed Anthony LaPaglia TV series Without A Trace: Season 1 on 9/7. Other DVDs announced this week include: Disney's Ella Enchanted on 8/24, The Ladykillers on 9/14, Footloose: Special Collector's Edition on 9/28, The Untouchables: Special Collector's Edition on 10/5 and Top Gun: Special Collector's Edition on 11/16... Oh Yeah, almost forgot... The Alamo on 9/28. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

This week in CineMazing critic Alley Hector takes a look at the remake of The Stepford Wives with Nicole Kidman, Christopher Walken & Glenn Close. Find out how The Stepford Wives measures up to the 1970s classic film. If you love movies, be sure to also drop in to DVD Talk's Movie Talk Forum, with news, trailers, discussions and member reviews of movies now in theaters. Want to get CineMazing right when it's published? Sign Up to get CineMazing delivered free to your email box!

The chick-werewolf phenom that wagged tongues in 2001 is back with bite in Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed. It's the clear standout of a sudden salvo of sorry sequels such as Starship Troopers 2, Wild Things 2 and the surprisingly seductive Cruel Intentions 3. Commentary king Joe Bob Briggs salutes The Double-D Avenger and David Cronenberg explores armpit vampirism in Rabid. Plus, responses to reader emails and the ever-vigilant CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted.

It's the chosen few DVDs released each year which receive DVD Talk's Highest Rating: DVD Talk Collector Series. Recent DVDs to get this extremely high rating include: Touching the Void - Joe Simpson's best selling book is faithfully brought to life in this amazing movie, The Leopard - Criterion's loving restoration work and exhaustive bonus material that make The Leopard such a must-have DVD, The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King - a fantastic movie that looks and sounds incredible, The Tin Drum - Criterion - a film that left a profound impact in its wake on an exceptional DVD, The Testament Of Dr. Mabuse - Criterion - about as close to perfect as a film this age is ever going to look and The Fog of War - an incredibly engaging portrait of a very controversial political figure. See the complete list of all DVDs given DVD Talk's Highest Rating.

As the saying goes, there's a little child in everyone. In the film Teacher's Pet the excitement and embarrassment of being a shy fourth grader comes alive through the eyes of someone who bares only a tail and a dream. Spot, a talking blue dog (voiced by the incredibly eccentric Nathan Lane) wants out of the doghouse and into an elementary school classroom. DVD Talk Interviewer Danielle Henbest had the opportunity to talk with Teacher's Pet Co-Creator Cheri Steinkellner about the film and upcoming DVD. Read our complete interview with Cheri Steinkellner.

A great week full of notable DVDs, including: Mystic River [Review] - a fantastic character piece with strong performances all the way around, City of God [Review] - probably the best film you've never seen, a true hidden gem of a movie that must not be missed, Field Of Dreams Anniversary Edition - one of the best films about dads and baseball finally gets the special edition it deserves, SCTV Volume 1 [Review] - one of Canada's great imports right after Hockey, Robocop Trilogy [Review] - buy it quickly or there will be...trouble, Along Came Polly - light, fun, silly and stupid - exactly what you look for in a weekend rental, Fangoria Blood Drive [Review] -add seven creative short horror flicks, Rob Zombie, Stan Winsten and Clive Barker and you've got yourself one bloody good DVD, and Quantum Leap: Season 1 [Review] - great television makes a great DVD, don't wait for cable re-runs to rediscover this finely crafted series. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews.

This week we have a special giveaway from Koch Vision for the Fangoria Blood Drive DVD. Fangoria Magazine and Koch Vision have hunted down seven of the best American short horror films and brought them together in the first-ever Fangoria Blood Drive DVD - hosted by Rob Zombie (Read our Interview with Rob Zombie). In addition to the seven films there's over an hour of behind-the-scenes footage with special effects wizard Stan Winston and Horror Master Clive Barker. We're giving away 5 copies of the Fangoria Blood Drive DVD so enter now for your chance to win.

A number of great titles announced on DVD this week including: the popular reality TV series The Apprentice: Complete First Season on 8/24 - the advantage being...on DVD you can fast forward through Omarosa! Reality TV fans can also get their fix of Survivor with Survivor: All-Stars - The Complete Season on 8/31. George Lucas fans who don't mind him tinkering with his old films will be happy to see his debut film THX 1138 restored for a 2 disc special edition on 9/14. If you're looking the work of a true master of the cinema, look no further than the David Lean DVD Collection on 9/7 which includes the films Brief Encounter, Blithe Spirit, Great Expectations, In Which We Serve, Madeleine, Oliver Twist, The Passionate Friends and The Happy Breed. While he might not be a cinematic master, we still get a kick out of Jack Black (no matter how bad the film is he's in) and so we'll check out Envy and his paring with Ben Stiller on 8/10. DVDs also announced this week include: Jennifer Garner's feature film star vehicle 13 Going On 30 on 8/3, Slacker - Criterion on 8/31, Videodrome - Criterion on 8/31, Magnum, P.I.: Season 1 on 9/7 and Barbie As Princess & Pauper on 9/28. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

Cinema Gotham has been hard at work reviewing DVDs with a New York angle. First off, James Mangold's Cop Land finally gets a director's cut release, reversing the compromised theatrical version and giving audiences a new chance to appreciate the work of one of film history's strongest ensemble casts. Next, Ang Lee's The Wedding Banquet is a wonderfully rewarding indie classic that melds a culture clash storyline with queer cinema to create something subtle and emotionally complex. And finally, the art-scene oddity Downtown 81 was made over two decades ago but was only completed in the last few. This excellent film features a charming performance from the late artist Jean Michel Basquiat as well as tons of other downtown luminaries.

This week in CineMazing critic Alley Hector takes at Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - Directed by Alfonso Cuaron (of Y tu mama tambien fame). Find out how Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban stacks up to the first two Harry Potter films. If you love movies, be sure to also drop in to DVD Talk's Movie Talk Forum, with news, trailers, discussions and member reviews of movies now in theaters. Want to get CineMazing right when it's published? Sign Up to get CineMazing delivered free to your email box!

This week The DVD Savant has reviews of The Godfather - Coppola's breakthrough epic returns as a separate release that seems identical to the pressing in the previous boxed set, Winsor McKay The Master Edition - this Canadian collection gathers all of McKay's existing animated shorts, Judex - French serial maker Louis Feuillade pioneers the caped superhero in this thrilling, charming tale of extortion, kidnapping, lifelong vendettas and fantastic rescues, Duel in the Sun - David O. Selznick's western opus looks better than ever but the soundtrack is weak this go-round, Morituri - Yul Brynner and Marlon Brando make excellent thriller leads in this tense and uncompromising WW2 spy tale on the high seas and The Leopard - The once-unseeable Visconti masterpiece becomes one of Criterion's finest achievements. Featuring two versions of the film and a third disc with excellent interview docs

DVD Talk Reviewers Don Houston and John Sinnott have been hard at work covering the complete range of anime DVDs released this month including: Angelic Layer - A strong female lead character is at the center of this series which an enjoyable surprise event people who might not thin is their type of show. One guy forced to live with five women, sounds like paradise right? Not in Happy Lesson an excellent anime series which wraps up this month with it's final volume. The somewhat obscure Kino's Journey is an impressive series that will leave you wanting more. Filled with steam powered machine guns and giant flying battleships that never land, Last Exile takes place on a world quite like ours, yet vastly different, and now with 3 volumes on DVD it's a world you'll want to definitely check out ! Read these anime reviews and more in the DVD Talk Review Database.

DVDEmpire.com is running a red hot blow out sale for several very recent Fox DVDs including: Cheaper By The Dozen, Master & Commander , Runaway Jury and Stuck on You for only $11.99 each. Supplies on these are VERY limited, so you'll want to jump on this. Limit one of each title per household. Discount will automatically be applied when you add a title to your cart. Jump on this deal now.

This week we have a very special giveaway for the hilarious SCTV Vol. 1: Network 90 [Review] - the classic comedy TV show which launched the careers of John Candy, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Rick Moranis, Catherine O'Hara, and Dave Thomas . The SCTV Vol. 1: Network 90 DVD features: Nine 90-minute episodes from the first season, Commentaries by Joe Flaherty and Eugene Levy, The SCTV reunion from the 1999 U.S. Comedy Arts Festival, Four new documentaries and much more! Enter Now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of SCTV Vol. 1: Network 90 we're giving away this week.

June starts off with an excellent week of notable DVDs including: the Oscar winning Monster [Review] - and yes Charlize Theron is truly amazing. While Wolfgang Petersen's Troy sinks at the box office Das Boot finally gets its full 5 hour uncut release on DVD. Robert Altman's films often divide audiences and his latest The Company [Review 1 - Review 2] is no acception getting vastly different ratings from 2 of our reviewers. Good movies for pre-teens are hard to find so make sure you don't overlook Catch That Kid [Review] your kids will thank you. If you're up for the 80's nostalgia Punky Brewster - Season 1 [Review] is out on DVD, and it's as enjoyable as you remember. Finally, if you're looking for some good (not so clean fun) be sure to check out Eurotrip (Unrated Edition) [Review] - it's what you'd expect... but that's a good thing. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews.

Even with the memorial day holiday weekend, the new DVD announcements keep rolling in: Futurama fans will get their next fix of this addictive series on 8/24 with the release of Futurama Volume 4, Jon Favreau's entertaining star studded dinner time chat show Dinner For Five: Season One comes to DVD on 8/17 and it features some great nuggets from Rod Steiger, Ron Livingston, Marilyn Manson, Sarah Silverman and David Cross. From Bravo comes the loosely scripted Significant Others: The Series on 8/3 and if you like 'relationship' shows you should definitely check this one out. Another series coming to DVD which you may have missed is X-Files creator Chris Carter's series Harsh Realm: The Complete Series on 8/24. Also announced this week: Johnson Family Vacation on 8/10, Margaret Cho: Revolution on 8/17 and Ella Enchanted on 8/24, Scooby-Doo 2 - Monsters Unleashed on 9/14 .Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.