The DVD Talk DVD Easter Egg Database continues to grow, greatly in part from the fantastic submissions from DVD Talk readers like you. Some of the latest Eggs to be uncovered include: Serenity- a mini-feature on the Fruity-Oatey-Bar commercial with Joss talking about the making of the commercial; Seinfeld Season 6 - 5 goofy bits and gags related to the sixth season of Seinfeld and a bonus behind the scenes feature; Toy Story 2 - a humorous outtake from the "Jessie's Song" sequence and a bonus clip of Woody playing baseball; American Idol Best Of - Season 1-4 - a great clip of Bo Bice singing Whipping Post with his own band; Madagascar - behind the scenes of a few key sequences. 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.

Now with over 14,600 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: Bambi II - a direct to DVD sequel's whose heart is in the right place; Elizabethtown - too uneven to stand among Crowe's better work, but it's too smart and heartfelt to dismiss entirely; Lord of War: 2 Disc SE - a film that has the power to hook you in and surprise you with a powerful theme and the punch to deliver it effectively; MirrorMask - a moderate success thanks to the strength of its strong art direction and interesting visuals; Red Eye - compelling lead performances by Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy's are enough reason to take this trip; SPL: Sha Po Lang - a damn fine film with plenty of action, great fight choreography, some excellent performances and style to spare. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Cabin in the Sky - the most heartwarming as well as the funniest of the all-black musicals is a film blanc battle royale between Heaven's angels and Lucifer's "Idea Men" of the infernal Hotel Hades; Stormy Weather - Bill Robinson romances Lena Horne to the swing beat of Cab Calloway. The performance numbers easily top Anglo musicals of the time, creating a hep, all-tap, all-swing tuneful fantasy; An Unmarried Woman - Paul Mazursky's insightful look at a wife set free by a sudden marital separation plays even better now than it did in 1978; Boys Town - Savant shows no mercy on this worst of the MGM 'family fare' sentimental hogwash genre. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

We have a special report from Sundance on DVD Talk Radio: DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman speaks to director Neil Marshall about the American debut of The Descent - one of the most spine tingling and exciting horror films to be released in a very long time. Neil Marshall talks about the making of The Decent, how it will translate to an American audience and why he's such a DVD fanatic. Listen to our interview with Neil Marshall using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Neil Marshall (14 min 10MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Alex Gibney, Craig Brewer, Judy Irving, Joss Whedon, Leonard Maltin and George A. Romero.

We're excited to bring you coverage of the 2006 Sundance and Slamdance film festivals. DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman has been hard at work watching as many films as humanly possible in Park City. He files the first part of his festival coverage with 10 films reviewed including: The Descent - a phenomenal horror film that is bound to be one of the key genre releases of 2006; Adams Apple - A truly superb Danish film that explores the concepts of good and evil, faith and destiny in a way so unique and inventive it demands to be seen; Neo Ned - Jeremy Renner and Gabrielle Union star in a romantic comedy about a neo nazi who falls in love with a black woman; Clear Cut: The Story of Philomath, Oregon - a rural Oregon town is sharply divided over the issue of whose values should a community and its schools reflect? Read Reviews of these and several other films playing this years fest.

On this week's episode of DVD Talk Radio: DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman speaks to director Paul Provenza about the DVD release of The Aristocrats. Provenza talks about the experience of making The Aristocrats, the impact of Sundance and what might happen if the DVD is a smashing success. Listen to our interview with Paul Provenza using our Online DVD Talk Radio Player or Download the complete interview with Paul Provenza (17 min 12MB). Also be sure to listen to our recent interviews on DVD Talk Radio with Alex Gibney, Craig Brewer, Judy Irving, Joss Whedon, Leonard Maltin and George A. Romero.

A solid week of notable DVDs this week, including: Thumbsucker [Review] - a unique, stylish and enjoyable take on modern life with Lou Pucci, Keanu Reeves and Tilda Swinton; The Aristocrats [Review] - a hilarious documentary about the world's dirtiest joke and the people who tell it; Virgin Spring [Review] - a darkly beautiful film made by a true master of world cinema; Repo Man: SE [Review] - Universal Repo's Alex Cox's cult classic and puts out their own packed special edition. Other notable DVDs out this week include: Dim Sum, Educating Rita [Review], Flightplan [Review], The Fog [Review], Oliver Twist [Review] and The Tomorrow Show: Punk & New Wave [Review]. 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.

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