This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Zulu Dawn - one of the best historical epics and best-presented battle films of all time gets a terrible disc treatment; Torture Garden - Burgess Meredith hams it up while Jack Palance and Peter Cushing in this reasonable horror omnibus from Amicus; Anything Goes - Bing Crosby lays an egg for his last Paramount picture; A World Apart - a well-balanced view of the beginning of the anti-apartheid crackdown in South Africa; We're No Angels - Three convicts play as murderous helpers for a mercantile family on Devil's Island; Naked - Mike Leigh's cutting look at the underside of England as the millennium approaches; Home of the Brave - A detailed and sentimental docu illuminating the life of Viola Liuzzo, the only female civil rights demonstrator to be murdered. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

On our latest episode of DVD Talk Radio, DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman sits down at talks with Kevin Smith about the DVD Release for Mallrats 10th Anniversary Edition. In addition to talking about the Mallrats DVD, Kevin Smith also talks about Clerks 2, An Evening With Kevin Smith 2, his role in Richard Kelly's Southland Tales, his DVD colelction and much much more. Listen to our interview with Kevin Smith using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Kevin Smith (40 min 30MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Major Dundee Restorer Grover Crisp, Harry Reems, Peter Weir, Chan-Wook Park and Frank Miller.

Anime Talk brings you more of the latest anime reviews along with deals, upcoming releases and more. This week in our capsule reviews we have a look at Cowboy Bebpo Remix volume one where this fan favorite title gets a new 5.1 track that really adds a lot to the show. There is also a new Tenchi series, the last volume of Gunslinger Girl, the second volume of Samurai Gun, Area 88, and the absolutely wretched Panda-Z. Chris Tribbey has an early look at Yumeria, and we also have our table of upcoming releases. In case you missed them, check out the previous installments too where we look at Samurai 7, Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo, and Kakurenbo: Hide and Seek.

DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman has returned from the 2005 BendFilm Fest and has filed his complete report on the fest. Find out why BendFilm (located in beautiful central Oregon) is poised to become one of the most significant new film fests in the US after only it's second year. Also read reviews for festival favorites The Puffy Chair, Shakespeare Behind Bars and Police Beat. Read our complete festival wrap up of BendFilm 2005.

We admit it, this month we're on a total Bruce Campbell kick. That's why were so excited to be able to bring you an exclusive clip from Make Love The Bruce Campbell Way - one of the most creative and exciting adaptations of a book we've seen (or rather heard) in a long time. Make Love The Bruce Campbell Way is basically a 6 hour audio movie performed by Bruce Campbell along side with a company of actors. Our exclusive clip is an entire chapter from the audio book. Check it out. Other clips this week include: a look at It's All Gone Pete Tong; Mail Order Wife and several clips from Creature Comforts: Clowns and the Circus, The Vet and At Work. Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

A great week for notable DVDs including: The Amazing Race: S1 [Review] - the cream of the crop for reality TV; Robots [Review] - an extremely enjoyable film for kids and parents alike; This Divided State - a well done look at free speech and the importance of hearing from "the other side"; Creature Comforts [Review] - a disc that animation lovers simply can't afford to pass up; Evil Dead 2:Book of the Dead [Review] - Another release of a true cult classic - it's groovy baby. Other notable DVDs out this week: Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story [Review], Gilmore Girls: S4, The Man Who Fell to Earth - Criterion [Review] and Star Trek Enterprise: S3. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week

This week we have a special giveaway from Warner Bros. for the TV on DVD release everyone has been buzzing about: Veronica Mars: Season 1. Considered by many to be one of the best shows on TV Veronica Mars: Season 1 is one of the most seriously overlooked gems. Veronica Mars: Season 1 DVD features: Over 20 Minutes of Unaired Scenes, Extended Version of the Pilot Episode with An Unaired Opening Sequence, a Gag Reel...and more. Veronica Mars: Season 1 hits DVD on October 11th, but we've got your chance to win it now. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of Veronica Mars: Season 1 we're giving away this week.

Now with over 13,250 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: Battlestar Galactica: Season One - if you're a fan of the original series or a lover of science fiction in general you'll want to give this one a spin; Brothers - a superb film from one of the best directors Denmark has to offer, absolutely be sure to see it; Childstar - a star on the festival circuit with strong performances from Jennifer Jason Leigh and Don McKellar; From the Earth to the Moon: SE - one of the best miniseries to ever air on television; Space: Above and Beyond - another great show from FOX canceled before its prime, resurfaces on DVD. In addition we have reviews for 2 of the biggest adult DVD releases of the year: the uber-budget swashbuckler Pirates and the adult horror spoof Camp Cuddly Pines Powertool Massacre. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

After five long years, Fox finally revisits The Fly with a double-disc reissue that delves deep into the plasma pool of bonus features. In this CineSchlock-O-Rama schlockcast, columnist G. Noel Gross nearly snaps an arm rifling through oodles of extras -- including the infamous monkey-cat scene!!! Yet is the nearly THREE HOUR Fear of the Flesh documentary too much of a good thing? Plus, The Fly II also gets its double-disc due. Sweet vindication for fans of the underappreciated and gloriously grue-slathered sequel. Listen using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or download the complete schlockcast (27 mins, 16 mb).

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Let's Go with Pancho Villa - This 1935 Mexican classic is a literate and action-filled story filmed less than twenty years after the actual events; A Guide for the Married Man - Gene Kelly directed this incredibly tasteless comedy; The Mysterious Lady - a film from the Garbo Silents collection; Garbo - Kevin Brownlow's docu of the life and career of Greta Garbo ; The Innocents - Jack Clayton's horror classic gets shoved in with the library product instead of given a Studio Classics nod of approval; Empire Falls - HBO's big-scale miniseries compresses three main plots and a dozen related subplots into three hours; Vincent & Theo - Robert Altman's biographical look at the brother's Van Gogh; House on Haunted Hill - Another colorized eyesore from Legend and Fox. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

On our latest episode of DVD Talk Radio, DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman sits down at talks with Grover Crisp (Vice President of Asset Management and Film Restoration at Sony Pictures) - the person in charge of restoring Sam Peckinpah's classic film Major Dundee on to DVD. Major Dundee was one of Peckinpah's first major big budget studio films, and it was taken out of his hands and cut considerably by the studio. The film has now been restored to a longer extended version including many scenes which were considered 'lost'. We speak with Grover Crisp about the restoration of Major Dundee including the bold and impressive move to do a completely new and improved score for the film. Listen to our interview with Grover Crisp using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Grover Crisp (21 min 15MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Harry Reems, Peter Weir, Chan-Wook Park, Frank Miller and Errol Morris.

If you haven't been paying attention to some of the amazing international DVDs getting released, you're truly missing out. We continue to increase our coverage of these films in the in the DVD Talk Review Database. Recent International DVD Reviews include: The Bow (Region 3) - Kim Ki-duk's follow up to 3-Iron is simply amazing and should not be missed; Crying Fist (Region 3) - an enjoyable film that combines action and drama with two good lead performances; Survive Style +5 - a completely off the wall and completely unique black comedy that moves at an amazing pace; Initial D - the popular Manga and Anime series makes the leap to the live action big screen, Antarctic Journal (Region 3) - an intelligent movie that is a true gem on several levels; Head-On (Region 2) - the definitive English friendly version of a fantastic film; Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatre - Alain Chabat's adaptation of the famous comic character is more than exciting and once again gorgeous-looking Monica Bellucci is once again bound to mesmerize with her beauty. Find these and many more in the DVD Talk Review Database. Also if you're looking for a good Region-Free DVD player we recommend the Oppo OPDV971H [Review]

He's baaaaaaaaacccckkk. That's right Bruce Campbell and Evil Dead 2 are back on DVD in Evil Dead 2: The Book of The Dead 2 - Special Divimax Series Edition. This week we have several clips from the new edition of Evil Dead 2 including: A Look at Sam Raimi's Storyboards, A Very Dangerous Stunt, Farewell to Arms and Evil Ed's Lost Scene. Also this week we have an exclusive clip from Major Dundee: Extended Edition: a deleted fight scene from the film. Finally we have a few clips from the excellent Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story including: Ring of Fire Intro, The Weigh In, Accounts of the Onslaught and Benny Peret Is Dead. Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

Another fantastic week of notable DVDs including: the long awaited restoration of the Sam Peckinpah classic western Major Dundee: Extended Edition [Review]; It's All Gone Pete Tong [Review] - this festival favorite is truly a hidden gem; Desperate Housewives: S1 [Review] - another great TV on DVD release that is a guilty pleasure; Mallrats X [Review] - with an extended version that adds almost a half hour to the film; Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story [Review] - a documentary which is one of the year's most pleasant surprises. Other notable DVDs out this week include: Battlestar Galactica: S1, Bob Dylan - No Direction Home, From the Earth to the Moon: SE [Review], Heathcliff [Review], Inside Deep Throat [Review], The Longest Yard [Review] and The Outsiders: The Complete Novel [Review and Coverage of The DVD Launch]. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

Jamie Oliver has built a pretty incredible reputation for himself with his successful series Oliver's Twist and Jamie's Kitchen. Now the second volume of Oliver's Twist comes to DVD from Capital Entertainment featuring all 15 complete episodes from Jamie's hit TV show - whether making a classic Irish Dish, an authentic Brazilian feijoada or creating something new from an old favorite Jamie Oliver shows you how to shop for the freshest most flavorful ingredients and then transform them into delicious dishes. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 Oliver Twist 2 DVDs we're giving away this week.

DVD Empire is running an extremely cool promo: The Magic 8 Ball Game. Basically here's how it works: After you place an order, you'll get an opportunity to "Shake the Magic 8 Ball which will give you up to a $5 instant savings on your order. Then, when your order arrives you'll get a Magic 8 Ball scratcher with another chance at winning prizes (including iPods, PSPs and a Big Screen TV). This promo won't last long so be sure to give it a shake. Also note that Empire is running this promo on their AdultDVDEmpire site as well.

Now with over 13,000 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: Creature Comforts: S1 - another top-notch effort from the fine folks at Aardman Animation; Kicking & Screaming - a fun family movie starring one of the funniest actors working; Over The Edge - not widely seen or frequently discussed, but it deserves to be; Schizo - an extremely emotional film that comes from a part of the world that we rarely hear about: Kazakhstan; The Man Who Copied - an unexpectedly great little movie that had next to no distribution in the US; The Holy Girl - an excellent story full of elegant acting and intelligent narrative. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

On our latest episode of DVD Talk Radio, DVD Talk writer David Walker sits down at talks with Harry Reems - star of the classic "Deep Throat" and focus of the documentary Inside Deep Throat [Review]. Harry talks about his experience with the film, what it was like being at the center of one of the biggest conspiracy trials in the history of entertainment, and most importantly his journey to hell and back again after it all fell apart. Listen to our interview with Harry Reems using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Harry Reems (13 min 9MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Peter Weir, Chan-Wook Park, Frank Miller, Errol Morris and John Waters.

YesAsia.com is running a sizzling DVD Blowout Sale with great Asian DVDs as low as $3.99. Also they've got Tsui Hark's martial arts epic Seven Swords up for pre-order. To sweeten the deal even more. New customers from DVDTalk can use a $5 off a purchase of $20 or more coupon by using the code: "YesAsiaTalk40" . Need help figuring out which DVDs to buy? Check out DVD Talk's extensive reviews of Asian DVDs.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: The Bela Lugosi Collection - the 1930s strike back with a five-title set of Bela Lugosi Universal classics; Gates of Heaven - Errol Morris' breakthrough docu-essay is supposedly about pet cemeteries, but its scope seems to widen to take in a contemporary portrait of America as a land of loneliness and despair; Red Garters - this cockeyed musical western spoof uses stylized settings painted in bright colors; The Hammer Horror Series - Eight -- Count 'em, 8 -- hot Hammer titles in one incredibly affordable package; Whirlpool - Otto Preminger supposedly laid an egg with this overheated psychological melodrama about a megalomaniac quack, a vulnerable kleptomaniac and her proud-but-thoughtful psychiatrist husband; Harakiri - a superb Samurai classic makes us think we're watching the same-old slasher thrills, until a riveting story kicks in to put us at the edge of our seats; Devil in the Flesh - NoShame DVD finally lives up to its name with this red-hot sex film with a shaky political core. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

Anime Talk has a bumper crop of reviews this week. After Don Houston gave Samurai 7 such a rave review last time around, Todd Douglas decided to give the disc a spin and was blown away too. The series D. N. Angel has wrapped up and so has Magical Meow Meow Taruto, but Dear S and Samurai Gun have released their first volumes to fill the void. If you like your anime in season sets, check out our reviews of the Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi and Final fantasy Unlimited complete sets. For those who like their anime with an edge, the seventh volume of Gantz continues with all of the violence that the series is know for, and adds a lot of sex too. We also have our bi-weekly table of upcoming anime discs and Holly's Anime Bargains. Be sure to check out our other recent columns were we have advance sneak peaks at Gankutsuou-The Count of Monte Cristo, Kakurenbo: Hide and Seek, and Ghost in the Shell Standalone Complex: 2nd Gig.

A great batch of notable DVDs out this week including: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy [Review] - Don't panic, this update to Douglas Adams' classic sci-fi is as fun and silly as the original; Ben Hur: SE [Review] - Warner Bros. gives an epic film the epic treatment on DVD and it's one you should own; Nobody Knows - Director Kore-eda Hirokyo directs a magnificent film that follows a group of abandoned siblings featuring some of the best acting you'll see all year; Director's Series Vol 2 - new entries in a must own series featuring the work of Jonathan Glazer, Anton Corbijn, Mark Romanek and Stephane Sednaoui; Rock School - The next generation of rockers learn their craft with Paul Green and his School of Rock Music. Other notable DVDs out this week include: Empire Falls, Fever Pitch [Review] , Palindromes, Peep Show: S1 [Review] , Sctv 4 and Twin Sisters. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

This week we have a very special giveaway from Koch Lorber Films for the ultimate collection of films by renowned Italian director Lina Wertmüller. This six disc collection features five of Lina Wertmüller's classic films including: Swept Away, Seven Beauties, Ferdinando and Craolina, The Nymph, and Summer Night; plus a bonus disc of extras including an extensive interview with Lina Wertmüller by Italian film critic Carlo Lizzani, and more. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 Lina Wertmüller Collections we're giving away this week.

Now with over 13,000 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: The Outsiders: The Complete Novel - a timeless literary classic given new cinematic life; Coal Miner's Daughter - 25th Anniversary Edition - a honest and utterly engrossing movie biography of country music star Loretta Lynn that works in unexpected ways; Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story - Emile Griffith's story of success, frustration, loneliness and redemption will strike a chord with any sports fan, no matter what year they were born in; The First World War - The Complete Series - an immensely entertaining and engrossing series that presents a thorough overview of this important event that shaped the 20th century; Malatesta's Carnival of Blood - a reminder that genius and insanity are very closely related; Story of Marie and Julien - an acquired taste, a film that demands as much from its viewers as it is willing to give back after the end credits roll. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

One of the best (and weirdest) horror flicks of the year, Skinned Deep is a surrealist slasher that's both unique and deceptively familiar. This CineSchlock-O-Rama schlockcast explores the bizarro terror tale populated by a plate-flinging midget, a lovelorn mutant and a bunch of other freakified folks. Jason Scott Lee's holy hiney kicker returns in Dracula III: Legacy. New Jersey's "Teehee & A" sinema scene begets Hotties and Hotties 2: The Hot, The Bad and The Ugly. Plus, hear an exclusive clip from Make Love! The Bruce Campbell Way -- a six-disc audio version of the New York Times best-seller. Listen using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or download the complete schlockcast (22 mins, 13 mb).

Korean director Kim Ki-duk has been making some of the most consistently interesting and controversial films to come out of the South Korean cinema scene in quite some time. With an incredible range running from his most recent poetic and near dialog less The Bow and 3-Iron to the unflinchingly violent Coast Guard, The Isle Kim Ki-Duk has shown that great film makers can't be neatly bundled into a single genre or style. His take on relationships, love, hate, and theology may not always gel with your own but there's no denying how powerful some of his films are, and as his filmography grows, so too do his directorial skills. DVD Talk writer Ian Jane had a chance to interview Kim Ki-duk via email, and the result is an insightful look into a director who is truly an emerging cinema master.

This month, adult entertainment is about to change in a big way and The Blue Room has a look at the DVDs which are going to help make that change. Many of the major adult studios have mounted (excuse the pun) large scale and big budget productions in an effort to win accolades, but more importantly win new viewers to the genre. These new films include everything from a pirate's film shot on the same ship as Pirates of the Caribbean (called appropriately enough Pirates), a sexy vampire thriller - Dark Angels 2, an avant garde/David Lynch like film from Michael Ninn - Catherine and one of the most eagerly awaited big budget adult films - The New Devil In Miss Jones featuring the queen of 'crossover' Jenna Jameson. If you've never explored the world of adult entertainment or it's been a while since you 'checked one out' this is the month you won't want to miss The Blue Room.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: The Miracle of Morgan's Creek - One of the funniest talking pictures ever made, the tale of Trudy Kockenlocker and Norval Jones pushes the limit on every no-no in the production code book; Terror by Night - A weak Basil Rathbone-Nigel Bruce Sherlock Homes programmer is given a fine B&W transfer, and a second near-unwatchable colorized pass; The Moon and Sixpence - Albert Lewin's most accomplished movie is a rumination on the alienation of artists to society; The Doctor and the Devils - Mel Brooks produced this almost-great version of the Burke & Hare story, with a partially miscast group of great actors. Also the latest round from the Universal Legacy Series: To Kill a Mockingbird - One of the country's favorite movies comes back in an edition combining old and new extras, The Sting - George Roy Hill reteamed with Newman and Redford for a smartly calculated thriller and The Deer Hunter - Michael Cimino's big prizewinner is a gloriously filmed and directed epic. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

This week we have a very special giveaway from Shout! Factory for both The Dick Cavett Show - Rock Icons DVD and The Dick Cavett Show: Ray Charles Collection DVD. Rock Icons is a 3 Disc collection features 9 episodes from the Dick Cavett Show featuring performances and interviews from some of the biggest names in rock, including: David Bowie, George Harrison, Stevie Wonder, Jefferson Airplane, Paul Simon, Janis Joplin and many many more. The Ray Charles Collection is a 2-DVD set with TONS of great stuff from Ray Charles including interviews and performances of 14 sounds (including Georgia On My Mind, Eleanor Rigby, Shake and many more). Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 The Dick Cavett Show prize packs we're giving away this week including both The Dick Cavett Show - Rock Icons and The Dick Cavett Show: Ray Charles Collection.

Punk music has had a profound impact on our music and society, but what exactly IS punk? Punk Attitude takes a look at the punk phenomenon, it's roots, and how it's impacted more than just music. Take a peek at the Punk Attitude DVD - this week's Clip of The Week (More info on the Punk Attitude DVD here). Also this week we have clips from Save The Green Planet: my boss is an alien, kidnapping the alien, dealing with the alien and the Save The Green Planet music video; Lipstick & Dynamite: The First Ladies Of Wrestling and The Lina Wertmüller Collection. Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

An extremely strong week for notable DVDs this week including: 3 Iron [Review] - Kim Ki-Duk is emerging as a truly great filmmaker and 3-Iron is simply not to be missed; Toy Story: 10th Ann. [Review] [Feature] - a reference quality DVD of a must own film with upgraded picture and sound from the previous release; Lost: S1 [Review] [Feature] ; Crash [Review] - Paul Haggis directs an ensemble cast and deals with tough issues in a solid way; Other notable DVDs out this week: Universal's Legacy Collection releases - The Deer Hunter [Review], To Kill a Mockingbird [Review] and The Sting [Review]. Also The Coast Guard [Review], Oliver's Twist 2 [Review] and Lina Wertmuller Collection. Read our List of Top Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

Now with over 12,900 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: Fever Pitch - a fun, unapologetically romantic film, with two adorable leads, and a big change in tone from the usual Farrelly Brothers gross-outs; Ringu Anthology of Terror - a more affordable and convenient way to check out the original Japanese films without paying import prices or needing a region free player; Thriller: They Call Her One Eye - Vengeance Edition - if you consider yourself any kind of cult/exploitation/fringe film fan, this is a must have; Straight From The Heart - an Indian musical that is a joyous and colorful spectacle for all ages; The God Who Wasn't There - a personal essay doc that takes on the question of religion and faith in an entertaining way; Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

The second wave of Kino's Slapstick Symposium is scheduled for release on September 13th, and Silent DVD has an advanced look at all of the discs. They are releasing another three collections this time. First, a series of Oliver Hardy films before he teamed up with Stan Laurel and became a super-star, then, a two disc Harold Lloyd collection including some of his greatest shorts: High and Dizzy and Never Weaken. The third disc is arguably the best: another helping of Charley Chase comedy classics. Silent DVD also has some news on upcoming silent releases. Be sure to check out our previous installments too: we've covered the SlapHappy series, The 2005 SF Silent Film Festival, and the Forgotten Films of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle.

In honor of the 10 Year Anniversary Edition of Toy Story, Pixar opened it's doors and let in one of our own: Randy Miller III - DVD Talk Reviewer and animation fanatic. Randy got a peek inside the company which has produced such classic films as: Toy Story, A Bug's Life. Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo and The Incredibles. Read Randy's complete report which includes the live audio from the Q&A sessions. Also be sure to check out our review of the Toy Story: 10th Anniversary DVD.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: The Flowers of St. Francis - one of the most gentle and pure pictures about the Christian ethos ever filmed; Johnny Tremain - Disney's history lesson is cleaned up and sweetened for 'family' consumption; Walt Disney's Timeless Tales Volume 1 - a kiddie collection with some prime Silly Symphonies: The Three Little Pigs, The Grasshopper and the Ants and more; Walt Disney's Timeless Tales Volume 2 - Disney's second dip into kiddie territory isn't as desirable as the first, but there's still some good content here; The American Experience: Victory in the Pacific - A superlative, eye-opening and unbiased PBS look at the 'unprecedented orgy of slaughter' that was the end of the war in the Pacific; Eolomea - spaceships are disappearing and the female head of the space program is frightened to think that it might be a political conspiracy -- or an invasion by aliens; Jamboree - Warner's teen musical has 21 full songs but is not one of the better of its kind. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

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