This week The DVD Savant takes a look at Touchstone's Reign of Fire which is a-draggin' its way to DVD, Paramount's Roman Holiday which shows the studio is taking extra care with their flagship titles, MGM's Legend of the Lost is no classic, but again a flawless transfer makes all the difference, and Artisan comes through with a terrific Special Edition of Glengarry Glen Ross, with two razor-sharp transfers and some well-chosen extras. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

MGM has announced the DVD release for one of the best movies of 2002! Igby Goes Down is set for release on February 4th, presented in Widescreen Anamorphic with Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, featuring: Audio Commentary with Kieran Culkin and Director Burr Steers, Deleted Scenes with Director's Commentary, "In Search Of Igby" Featurette and more. Pre-Order Igby Goes Down Now.

This week we've got a very special Lilo & Stitch DVD Giveaway! Enter to win one of 5 copies of the enjoyable animated Lilo & Stich DVD which features: Deleted Scenes, "A Stitch in Time" short, How-To-Hula Lesson, "Inter-Stich-als, On Location with the Directors and more! Enter Now for your chance to win

Yeahhh Baby, this week's notable DVDs include the latest chapter in the Austin Powers saga and newest Infinifilm: Austin Powers in Goldmember [Review] (be sure not to miss the Revoice Studio on the DVD-Rom part of the disc to add your own dialogue to key scenes). From Disney this week comes the likeable Lilo & Stitch [Review] with more than a few Elvis sendups. Also from Disney are three new installments in their Walt Disney Treasures line: Mickey Mouse In Black And White , Behind The Scenes At The Walt Disney Studio and The Complete Goofy. From Paramount comes season 6 of Star Trek: The Next Generation and MGM brings out two classics The Producers [Review] and Rush.

HKFlix.com has another special offer exclusively for DVD Talk Members! Get $5 off the regular price on the kung fu classic Master Of The Flying Guillotine [Read our Review] your price for this fantastic flick is only $14.95. DVD Talk members also get a special price on the latest installement of the horryifying and grotesque Japanese Guinea Pig series. If you're interested in the 'bleeding edge' of horror check out the Flower Of Flesh And Blood / Making Of Guinea Pig [Double Feature].

Jill and Karen Sprecher are the Coen Sisters of indie cinema. The mid-west natives make films solely from their original screenplays, which Jill directs and Karen produces, although these traditional divisions of labor blur and interact. DVD Talk caught up with Jil Sprechter to talk about the DVD release of her latest film Thirteen Conversations about One Thing as well as her previous film Clockwatchers. Read the DVD Talk Interview with Jil Sprechter.

Paramount pictures has announced the release of The Four Feathers starring Heath Ledger, Kate Hudson and Wes Bentley. Set for release on February 18th The Four Feathers will be released in both widescreen and full screen editions and feature Commentary by Director Shekhar Kapur (who also directed Elizabeth), A Journey From Within: The Making-Of The Four Feathers, and 7 Featurettes. Pre-order The Four Feathers now at 35% off .

Paramount has announced the DVD Release for Star Trek - Deep Space 9 The Complete First Season which is Now Up for Pre-Order! Set for release on February 25, 2003 Star Trek - Deep Space 9 The Complete First Season will come in a six-disc collector's box set with all the episodes from Season One with newly remixed Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround audio and features: Deep Space Nine: A Bold Beginning Feature, Crew Dossier: Kira Nerys, Michael Westmore's Aliens, Secrets of Quark's Bar, Alien Artifacts, Deep Space Nine Sketchbook, Deep Space Nine Chronicles, Section 31 Hidden Files and a Photo Gallery. DS9 fans will also be extremely happy to hear that new seasons of DS9 will be available every other month (with 7 total seasons to be released on DVD). Star Trek - Deep Space 9 The Complete First Season is now available for pre-order.

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