This week we have a special giveaway from Warner Bros. for the highly anticipated DVD release for The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. - The Complete Series [Review] - staring DVD Talk favorite Bruce Campbell. The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. DVD features: Commentary by Bruce Campbell and Carlton Cuse, a video catalog of the show's signature references to future items and ideas, The History of Brisco County: a retrospective documentary, A Brisco County Writer's Room: round table with key series creative personnel, A Brisco lore featurette gallery and more! Enter now for your chance to one of 3 copies of The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. - The Complete Series we're giving away. Also be sure to read out Complete Review of the series

I'm not exactly sure that "From the guys who brought you White Chicks" is a great marketing slogan, but it's the one that Little Man is banking on. The Wayans brothers are back at it again in this ridiculous comedy that has Marlon Wayans looking like a crazy little baby. We'll see if Little Man can be the big man at the box office this weekend. Also in theaters this week is You, Me and Dupree - the latest Owen Wilson comedy about a man who quickly wears out his welcome while staying with his married friends; and The Oh in Ohio - Billy Kent's debut film is "sure to make some couples in the audience tense up to a point of discomfort." Be sure to catch reviews of other recent Theatrical Films: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Superman Returns, A Scanner Darkly, The Devil Wears Prada, Wassup Rockers, Nacho Libre, The Lake House. As always, we invite you to share your thoughts on films in theaters in our Movie Talk Forum Area.

This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Warner Bros. Pictures Tough Guys Collection - The Burbank Shield gives us the gutsy, hard-hitting conviction of "G-Men", Bullets or Ballots, San Quentin, A Slight Case of Murder, Each Dawn I Die and City for Conquest - movies designed to avoid, skirt and otherwise circumvent Production code restrictions on the depiction of gangsters; Grand Prix - James Garner battles Brian Bedford, Yves Montand and Needno Bardahli for the checquered flag, with plenty of soap opera glitz; City for Conquest - A James Cagney / Ann Sheridan favorite, this great all-round Tough Guy movie is finally restored to its full length; The Keys of the Kingdom - Joseph L. Mankiewicz's epic-length story of a Scottish priest's adventures in China . Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

This week's DVD Stalk is packed with tons of great reviews (including an early peak at Tales from the Crypt: Season 4), information on all of this week's horror releases, previews of some upcoming scares, and an in-depth look at a few overlooked horror films. We also take a look at The Descent in the first installment of Evolution of a Horror Movie Poster in our Severed Limbs section. We hope you'll check out DVD Stalk and drop us a line to let us know what you think. Join us in the DVD Stalk Forum to chat about all things horror, friend us on DVD Stalk's MySpace, and be sure to check out DVD Talk's reviews of nearly 1,500 Horror DVD Reviews as well as all the archives of the CineSchlock-O-Rama column.

Some great TV on DVD releases reviewed this week including: The Incredible Hulk: S1 - the cult favorite Lou Ferrigno series should bring back some fun memories for anyone who watched the series in the late '70s and early '80s; Reno 911!: S3 - while the third season isn't as strong or plentiful as S2 it is still a remarkably dark and twisted treat; Tracey Takes On: S2 - the second season of hilarious comedian Tracey Ullman's HBO series is even stronger and more focused than the first; I Dream of Jeannie: S2 - the second season of this distinctly-American Barbara Eden series is the show's first to be shot and broadcast in color; Remington Steele: S3 - the third season of this Pierce Brosnan adventure/romance series may not be quite as fresh as the first two, but still provides plenty of entertaining moments; Mary Tyler Moore Show: S4 - this classic comedy series really peaks during its fourth season as the show starts to take more chances. Visit the DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted TV on DVD.

A strong week for notable DVDs this week including: 30 Days: S1 [Review] - Super Size Me's creator Morgan Spurlock asks what it would be like to live someone else's life for thirty days in this compelling reality series; Shogun Assassin [Review] - the first two chapters from Lone Wolf And Cub condensed into a cult classic film; Basic Instinct 2 [Review] - sexy Sharon Stone is back, in the role that made her famous, and hoping that this sequel finds an audience on DVD; Koko, a Talking Gorilla: Criterion [Review] - this 1978 Barbet Schroeder documentary is a compelling time-capsule about the quasi-human treatment of the famous gorilla that learned sign language; Bridezillas: S1 [Review] - these brides show exactly why getting married can sometimes be so painstakingly hard and so little fun. Other Notable DVDs out this week include: Grand Prix [Review], Keys of the Kingdom [Review], Masters of Horror: Homecoming [Review] and Destruction Kings [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.

This week we have several clips from Anchor Bay's The Garden produced by Stephen J. Cannel and staring Lance Hendriksen, Claudia Christian and Sean Young. Sam's bad dreams are coming to life as he's forced to stay on a ranch owned by the mysterious Ben Zarchary (Hendriksen), the dead walk, evil is alive and a terrifying prophecy may unleash the final apocalypse. We have several clips from The Garden including: The Trailer, Zachary and His Axe, She Can't Talk Right Now and Behind the Scenes. (Get more information about The Garden DVD here). Be sure to catch past week's clips at DVD Talk TV.

Blu-Ray, the Sony backed high definition format, has finally arrived and DVD Talk has extensive coverage of this new format. Read our review of the first Blu-Ray Disc player, the Samsung BD-P1000. At twice the price of a HD-DVD player and with no real advantages over its rival, it looks like its going to be an uphill battle. We also have reviews of the first wave of Blu-Ray Discs including two reviews of Terminator, House of Flying Daggers, and Fifth Element as well as single reviews of Terminator 2 and Hitch. Are any of these releases worth the cost of the upgrade? Read our coverage and decide for yourself. Also be sure to check out our HD-DVD Reviews with reviews of all the latest HD-DVD titles and players.

Now with over 16,200 DVD reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database, it's easy to overlook some of the great reviews. Recent DVD Reviews include: The Dudesons Movie - get to know the guys from Finland, who kick-started the Jackass-type stunts craze, a little bit better with this peek into their wacky life; Blackbeard - it seems that pirates are all the rage these days and this Hallmark mini-series delivers some fun swashbuckling moments; Best of She-Ra: Princess of Power - He-Man's female counterpart gets her very own "best of" disc that also includes the origin-story TV movie "Secret of the Sword"; Rope - one of Hitchcock's more experimental classics gets another DVD upgrade including an informative and interesting featurette; My Mother's Smile - this excellent Marco Bellocchio film "asks more questions than many religious officials in Italy would have liked"; City for Conquest - this ambitious James Cagney fan-favorite is one of the highlights of Warner's new Tough Guys Collection. Visit the 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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