This week in CineMazing critic Alley Hector takes a look at The Alamo - with Dennis Quaid, Billy Bob Thornton and Jason Patric. Find out if The Alamo is one to see, or one to forget. Also this week Alley also takes a look at the indie flick The United States of Leland with the always fantastic Don Cheadle . Also don't forget to check out DVD Talk's Theatrical Review Database for reviews of many of the films in theaters now. 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 takes a look at: Cecil B. DeMille's The Greatest Show on Earth with Charlton Heston and Cornell Wilde, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - Jacques Demy's unique operetta , Casa de los babys -John Sayles' story of six women waiting to adopt Latin American babies in a resort town, Meet Me in St. Louis - One of Judy Garland's best and Shame - one of the better war movies. Also this week The DVD Savant appends his review of Hour of the Wolf with an interesting discussion about aspect ratios. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

A fantastic week for DVD filled to the brim with notable releases including: Criterion exquisitely restored Charade [Review], Koch Lorber's fantastic Umbrellas of Cherbourg [Review] and The BBC's 2 disc special edition for A Room with a View:SE [Review]. A number of notable comedies find their way onto DVD this week including: Police Academy - All Seven Movie DVD Set, Cheaper By the Dozen [Review], Friends: Season 7, In Living Color - Season 1 [Review] and the comedic crown jewel The Pink Panther Film Collection [Review]. Also out this week is The Matrix Revolutions - with a lot less huplah than previous Matrix DVD releases [Review] and simply one of the best DVDs we've seen yet Freaks and Geeks:Complete Series and the 'beyond jam packed' Fan Edition Yearbook Set [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.

We're extremely excited to bring you a special giveaway from Shout! Factory for Freaks and Geeks: The Complete Series - one of the very few DVDs which has received the coveted DVD Talk Collectors Series Rating - DVD Talk's absolute highest rating. This week we're giving away 5 copies of Freaks and Geeks including: 4 copies of the 6 Disc Special Edition and 1 copy of the extremely limited Fan Yearbook Edition (only available online at FreaksandGeeks.com). Enter Now for your chance to win one of this years best DVDs.

A number of great DVD announcements this week, including: the Oscar winning Mystic River on 6/8 which will be released both in a Single Disc Widescreen Edition and a 3 DVD Special Edition [Review]. Another Oscar winner announced this week is Monster on 6/1 with Best Actress winner Charlize Theron. New Line has their latest addition to their Infinifilm series with the time and space bending thriller - The Butterfly Effect on 7/6 with Amy Smart and Ashton Kutcher [Review]. Adam Sandler's latest comedy 50 First Dates will find its way on DVD 6/15, complete with deleted scenes, a Blooper reel and Adam Sandler Commentary [Review]. Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles gets a special edition re-release to celebrate its 30th anniversary on 6/29. Finally, fans of TV on DVD have a lot to look forward to with The Simpsons: The Complete Fourth Season on 6/15, South Park: The Complete Fourth Season, CSI: Miami - The Complete First Season and Wonder Woman: The Complete First Season - all on 6/29. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

This week we have 2 clips from the final chapter of The Matrix Series: The Matrix Revolutions [Review] (presented in Windows Media for High Bandwidth). Get a sneak peek at some of the behind the scenes features on The Matrix Revolutions - The Making-of the CGI Digger and How Computer Effects Are Changing Film making. The Matrix Revolutions is available on DVD April 6 - Find The Best Price for The Matrix Revolutions and Read The DVD Talk Review.

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