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American Teen
Four high school seniors in Warsaw, Ind., are the focus of this teen documentary from filmmaker Nanette Burstein. The film follows their struggles in and out of classrooms, their friendships, romantic relationships and the tough decisions they face. A compelling glimpse into the problems and issues teenagers confront daily, this cinema vérité film is chock full of the drama and emotion that accompany the adolescent experience.

December Boys
Daniel Radcliffe (of Harry Potter fame) stars in this drama set in the Australian outback during the 1960s. After living together for years at a Catholic orphanage, four teenage boys all born in December must face the likelihood of not being adopted. But while on vacation at a seaside resort, the boys become rivals as they compete for the affections of two prospective parents, a situation that ultimately teaches them the true meaning of family.

The Dark Knight
Batman (Christian Bale) teams with Lt. James Gordon (Gary Oldman) and District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) to continue dismantling Gotham City's criminal organizations in this sequel to Batman Begins. But a psychotic new villain known as the Joker (Heath Ledger) threatens to undo all their good work. The star-studded cast includes Maggie Gyllenhaal, Morgan Freeman, Anthony Michael Hall, Michael Caine and Eric Roberts.

The Orphanage
With fond memories of the seaside orphanage where she was raised, Laura (Belén Rueda) persuades her husband (Fernando Cayo) to help her revamp it as a facility for disabled children. But once they move in, their son Simón (Roger Príncep) begins to exhibit dark and disturbing behavior. As Laura tries to understand Simón's increasingly malevolent actions, she becomes drawn into the house's terrifying secrets in this gothic chiller.

Speed Racer
Emile Hirsch (Into the Wild) stars as Speed in this big-screen adaptation of the popular 1960s-era Japanese animated series from directors Larry and Andy Wachowski, the minds behind the blockbuster Matrix trilogy. With the support of his parents (Susan Sarandon and John Goodman), his girlfriend, Trixie (Christina Ricci), and his onetime rival Racer X (Matthew Fox), Speed sets out to conquer a cross-country race known as the Crucible.

The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning
Discover the untold story of the Little Mermaid's early days in which music was outlawed in the land of Atlantica and how friendships were formed with the lovable Flounder and Sebastian. After Ariel stumbles upon her first musical encounter in an underground club, she's faced with the tough decision of telling her father or concealing her newfound passion. Sally Field lends her voice as the villain Marina Del Rey.

We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen
Tim Irwin's documentary chronicles the ups, downs and all-arounds of pioneering punkers The Minutemen. The film weaves together more than 80 interviews to tell the story of the underground punk band from San Pedro, Calif. Punk icons including Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea and Blackflag's Henry Rollins discuss the band's influence on the genre, and never-before-seen vintage footage captures the raw intensity of The Minutemen live onstage.

The Bucket List
When corporate mogul Edward Cole (Jack Nicholson) and mechanic Carter Chambers (Morgan Freeman) wind up in the same hospital room, the two terminally ill men bust out of the cancer ward with a plan to experience life to the fullest before they kick the bucket. In a race against the reaper, the new friends hit the tables in Monte Carlo, down obscene amounts of caviar and tear up the road in supercharged cars. Rob Reiner directs this comic caper.

Charlie Bartlett
This comedy follows the exploits of Charlie Bartlett (Anton Yelchin), a miserable high school student who finds a novel way to fit in with his classmates: by pretending to be the school psychiatrist, dispensing advice and the occasional prescription medicine. Charlie's sympathetic ear and ready access to drugs make him popular with the students, but his activities soon attract the unwelcome attention of the school principal (Robert Downey Jr.).

The Nines
Three stories intertwine and creatively converge in John August's film that stars Ryan Reynolds, Melissa McCarthy and Hope Davis in multiple roles. This offbeat trilogy begins with "The Prisoner," about a popular TV actor under house arrest; "Reality Television" follows a TV producer's struggle to launch a new series starring his close friend; and "Knowing" features a video game designer seeking help for his family stranded by car trouble.

Hot Rod
What better way to impress step-dad than to jump Snake River Canyon on a moped? That's the premise of this over-the-top action comedy from a pair of "Saturday Night Live" veterans. Akiva Schaffer directs, and Andy Samberg (a co-writer) stars as the accident-prone daredevil determined to carry out the ridiculous feat in this silly send-up of Evel Knievel's famously unsuccessful jump. Sissy Spacek and Ian McShane ("Deadwood") co-star.

Mr. Foe
Teenage voyeur Hallam Foe (Jamie Bell) spies on his stepmother Verity (Claire Forlani) through binoculars, finding himself irresistibly attracted to her even as he becomes convinced she murdered his mother. When Hallam flees to the city and meets Kate, a woman who resembles his mother, his binocular-spying obsessions begin anew. He wins over the new girl, but when Verity and his father track him down, will the truth surface and drive Kate away?

A Mighty Heart
While in Pakistan researching a story on shoe bomber Richard Reid in 2002, Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl (Dan Futterman) is suddenly kidnapped. His pregnant wife, Mariane (Angelina Jolie), displays great courage as she desperately tries to find her husband and rise above the bitterness and hatred that surrounds her. Versatile director Michael Winterbottom directs this poignant adaptation of Mariane Pearl's real-life memoir.

Roger Dodger
A comic, urbane look at the modern male ego at war in the Manhattan singles-scene trenches. Roger (Campbell Scott) is a hopelessly cynical advertising copywriter with a razor-sharp wit who believes he's mastered the art of manipulating women. But Roger's seemingly foolproof world of smooth talk and casual sex begins to unravel when he tries to school his teenage nephew in his techniques -- and discovers he still has much to learn about women!

Undeclared: The Complete Series: Disc 2
This disc includes the following episodes: "The Assistant," "Addicts," "God Visits," "Parents' Weekend," "Eric Visits Again" and "Rush and Pledge." Extras include audio commentaries and unaired footage.

Undeclared: The Complete Series: Disc 3
This disc includes the following episodes: "Hell Week," "Truth or Dare," "The Day After," "The Perfect Date," "Hal and Hillary" and "Eric's POV." Extras include audio commentaries and unaired footage.

Undeclared: The Complete Series: Disc 4: Bonus Material
This disc includes auditions, rehearsals, "Loudon Wainwright Live," Museum of Television & Radio Q&A and "Lloyd's Rampage" script.

The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things
Raised by caretakers other than his family, the young Jeremiah (played alternately by Jimmy Bennett and twin brothers Dylan and Cole Sprouse) is taken from a foster home and delivered to his mother (director Asia Argento), a troubled teenager. But a nomadic life on the road with his own flesh and blood proves almost as traumatic as living without it. Peter Fonda co-stars in this independent drama based on the novel by J.T. Leroy.

Fracture
Anthony Hopkins stars in this legal thriller as Ted Crawford, a man who allegedly attempted to murder his wife and is now locked in a battle of wits with an assistant district attorney, Willy Beachum (Ryan Gosling). The D.A.'s convinced Crawford has blood on his hands, but Crawford is freed on a technicality, sending Beachum on an obsessive mission to prove Crawford's guilt -- even if he has to bend the law to make his case.

Severance
Awash in blood and black humor, director Christopher Smith's inventive horror flick follows a sales group -- employed by an international weapons company -- as they head for a team-building retreat at a remote lodge in Hungary. Before you can say "mayhem," a band of vengeful, psychotic commandos turns the tables and puts the merchants on the wrong end of their wares. Toby Stephens, Laura Harris and Danny Dyer star.

Flags of Our Fathers
From director Clint Eastwood comes this riveting World War II drama that recounts the story of six soldiers instantly immortalized when they were photographed raising the American flag atop Iwo Jima's Mount Suribachi. Based on the book of the same name, the film reconstructs the events that preceded and followed the snapshot that came to symbolize the U.S. troops' triumph and America's indestructible spirit. Ryan Phillippe and Barry Pepper star.

I Trust You to Kill Me
Rocco DeLuca and the Burden is a band struggling to make it in a highly competitive industry. On a tour through Ireland, England and Germany, the group and their high-profile manager --film and television actor Kiefer Sutherland -- relentlessly push forward to promote the act and Sutherland's new music label. Filmmaker Manu Boyer's musical documentary showcases what happens when unknown musicians and a famed celebrity share life on the road.

Kinsey
Liam Neeson provides a fascinating portrait of theorist and zoologist Dr. Alfred Kinsey, whose name has been associated with human sexuality ever since he interviewed thousands of people about their sex lives and released his findings in a groundbreaking 1948 book, Sexual Behavior in the Human Male. The book caused ripples in the scientific community and paved the way for further inquiry into the subject. Laura Linney and Peter Sarsgaard co-star.

The Butcher Boy
Neil Jordan adapts Patrick McCabe's novel about Francie Brady (Eamonn Owens), an overimaginative boy whose dire home life turns his harmless fantasies into murderous delusions. When his abusive father (Stephen Rea) dies, and his suicidal mother is institutionalized, Francie acts out in homicidal fashion. Disturbing and surreal, Jordan's film is notable for, among other things, casting controversial singer Sinéad O'Connor as the Virgin Mary.

The Yes Men
This humorous documentary monitors the exploits of a group of jokester liberals who make names for themselves as they mimic members of the World Trade Organization at various venues across the globe. The absurd facade gets started when two members of The Yes Men create a web site that looks quite similar to the WTO site, resulting in the group being invited to high-level meetings and being mistaken for WTO officials.

The Dead Zone
The missiles are flyin' … hallelujah! Based on a best-seller by Stephen King and directed by horror veteran David Cronenberg, The Dead Zone is a wonderful addition to the pantheon of intelligent horror films. Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken) awakens from a 5-year coma blessed with second sight -- and part of the future terror he can see involves Martin Sheen, a sleazebag on the fast track to the presidency of the United States.

Drugstore Cowboy
In this unrepentant look at the life of junkies, a quartet of addicts robs pharmacies to fuel their habits. Ringleader Bob Hughes (Matt Dillon), along with his wife (Kelly Lynch) and underlings Rick (James Le Gros) and Nadine (Heather Graham), takes the show on the road after things get too hot at home. When Nadine goes toes up from an overdose, Bob swears off drugs and tries to rebuild his life -- minus his wife, who's determined to stay hooked.

Hollywoodland
When George Reeves (Ben Affleck), the actor who famously played the Man of Steel in TV's "Adventures of Superman," turns up dead, a dogged private eye (Adrien Brody) investigates and unearths a string of strange secrets. Diane Lane and Bob Hoskins also star in this gritty noir-style drama based on the true story of one of Hollywood's most infamous mysteries, a film that marks television director Allen Coulter's feature film debut.

Capturing the Friedmans
A family in crisis is "captured" through real home video. The Friedmans, an average upper-middle-class Jewish family in Great Neck, NY, found their world turned upside down when the father and son were charged with child molestation in 1987. The media inundated the airwaves with coverage of the alleged crime, but some of the best footage was shot by the family themselves -- seen publicly for the first time in this documentary.

Step Into Liquid
This documentary directed by Dana Brown smashes any preconceptions that the surfing community mostly comprises buff blondes and hardbodies. Zigzagging from the waters off Ireland to Da Nang in Vietnam and Oahu's ripping North Shore, Step Into Liquid profiles the diverse and fascinating characters who have devoted their lives to catching the perfect wave.

Straw Dogs
Astrophysicist David Sumner (Dustin Hoffman) and wife, Amy (Susan George), move to England to get away from the violence in America. But the Sumners learn that things are no better on the other side of the pond when local construction workers intimidate and exploit the couple. The trouble turns into a bloody battle when David -- who discovers a feral and vicious side of himself -- is forced to defend his home after Amy gets raped.

Repo Man
Lacking role models and a purpose, baby-faced delinquent Otto (Emilio Estevez) finds a code of honor and a higher calling when he hooks up with a band of contemporary "knights": the repo men. A "seasoned" auto repossessor (Harry Dean Stanton) shows Otto the ropes, and when a big reward is offered for an elusive 1964 Malibu, Otto dodges G-men, cops, religious kooks -- you name it -- in a frenzied quest for the car. Does his fate lie in its trunk?

The Magnificent Seven
Fed up with being brutalized and impoverished because of outlaw raids led by a merciless brigand (Eli Wallach), the besieged citizens of a small Mexican town hire seven American gunslingers to stave off the marauders once and for all. Badass Yul Brynner heads the band of mercenaries, which includes Hollywood luminaries Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, James Coburn and Robert Vaughn. Elmer Bernstein penned the film's unforgettable score.

Barton Fink
Barton Fink (John Turturro), an idealistic fellow with an Eraserhead-like hairdo, believes that writing should reveal the hopes, dreams and tragedies of the common man. Then Hollywood taps him to write a movie, and Fink comes down with a severe case of writer's block, unable to combine his deep-seated ethics with Tinsel Town's desire to make a buck. When the disillusioned Fink finds himself part of a murder investigation, all hell breaks loose.

Stalag 17
For the Allied prisoners of Stalag 17, every escape attempt ends the same way -- in disaster. The cynical Sgt. Sefton (William Holden, in his Oscar-winning role) thinks they're all fools for trying … but soon his hectoring starts to raise suspicions that there's a German spy in the prison camp -- and that spy is him! Director Billy Wilder effortlessly mixes broad comedy and high-tension drama in this World War II classic.

Cape Fear
Public defender Sam Bowden (Nick Nolte) served as the attorney for brutal rapist Max Cady (Robert De Niro) at his arraignment. Shocked by the violence of Cady's crime, Sam duplicitously withheld information regarding the sexually promiscuous activities of Cady's rape victim -- information that might have won Max's acquittal. After serving a hellish 14-year sentence in a barbaric state penitentiary, Cady's out for revenge. …

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
While the Civil War rages, three men -- a quiet loner (Clint Eastwood), a ruthless hit man (Lee Van Cleef) and a Mexican bandit (Eli Wallach) -- comb the American Southwest in search of a strongbox containing $200,000 in stolen gold. In his third classic spaghetti Western with Eastwood, director Sergio Leone continues to shake up the genre with stylish photography, a hefty dose of cynicism and Ennio Morricone's instantly recognizable score.

Marathon Man
After his CIA agent brother (Roy Scheider) is killed, graduate student Babe Levy (Dustin Hoffman) finds himself trapped in a deadly game with a Nazi fugitive (Laurence Oliver), a sadistic man who uses dental instruments as tools of torture. As Levy turns from pacifist to street-smart cynic, director John Schlesinger's thriller barrels toward its fever-pitched conclusion. The Oscar-nominated film is based on William Goldman's best-selling novel.

The Station Agent
When his only friend dies, a young dwarf named Finbar McBride (Peter Dinklage) relocates to an abandoned train station in rural New Jersey, intent on living the life of a hermit. But his solitude is soon interrupted by his colorful neighbors, which include a struggling artist (Patricia Clarkson) coping with the recent death of her young son and a talkative Cuban hot dog vendor (Bobby Cannavale).

Cool Hand Luke
What we have here is a failure to communicate! Lucas Jackson (Paul Newman) is a man who likes to do things his own way. That leads to a world of hurt when he winds up in a hellish Southern prison camp -- and on the wrong side of a sadistic warden (Strother Martin). George Kennedy won an Oscar as a fellow prisoner who tries to break Luke and then comes to revere him. The stellar cast includes Dennis Hopper, Harry Dean Stanton and Joe Don Baker.

The Wendell Baker Story
Luke Wilson is both star and co-director of this feel-good flick about Texas ex-con Wendell Baker, who vows to redeem himself by helping a group of troubled retirees fight corruption at the Shady Grove Retirement Hotel. Sultry Eva Mendes co-stars as Baker's girlfriend who may or may not take him back, Luke's brother Owen Wilson plays the evil head nurse, and seasoned acting veteran Harry Dean Stanton shines as salty hotel resident Skip.

Bachelor Party
Two-time Oscar winner Tom Hanks would probably like to forget it, but he got his big break in this raunchy teen comedy. Hanks plays bus driver Rick Gasko, engaged to super-rich Debbie Thompson (Tawny Kitaen). To keep an eye the groom, Debbie and her pals pose as hookers and go to his bachelor party. While the film veers into Animal House territory at times, the laughs are solid. Look for a young (and nearly nude) Meryl Streep in a small role.

Auto Focus
An absorbing glimpse into the colorful life and mysterious death of actor Bob Crane, best known as the star of the 1960s hit TV comedy "Hogan's Heroes." Capitalizing on his fame, Crane dove into the freewheeling spirit of the times with relish, having affairs with numerous women. He eventually teamed with video technician John Carpenter to document his exploits -- an association that may have led to his 1978 murder in an Arizona motel room.

Mayor of the Sunset Strip
Rodney Bingenheimer has been a fixture in the Los Angeles music scene for more than two decades, evolving from rock fan to journalist, promoter, club owner and, finally, radio DJ on KROQ. Developing symbiotic relationships with hundreds of rock stars, Bingenheimer has helped advance music careers and fads in Hollywood since the 1960s. George Hickenlooper's documentary takes a close look at the life and career of this enigmatic scene-maker.

A Home at the End of the World
Pulitzer Prize-winning author (for The Hours) Michael Cunningham's earlier novel about a troika of close friends who enter into an unconventional living arrangement gets deft treatment. Boyhood pals Bobby (Colin Farrell) and Jonathan (Dallas Roberts) both love the same woman (Robin Wright Penn), but in different ways (Jonathan is gay). Undaunted, they all try to make a life together -- and even have a baby -- in 1980s New York.

Following
This odd, claustrophobic film about a seedy young Brit (Jeremy Theobald) who's obsessed with following people -- albeit harmlessly at first -- is a great neo-noir movie that gets even better as the premise unspools. After meeting a like-minded bloke (Alex Haw), the twosome graduate to breaking and entering but meet their match in a tough blonde dame (Lucy Russell).

Scotland, PA
Scotland, PA takes Shakespeare's "Macbeth" someplace it's never been: 1970s white-trash America. James LeGros and Maura Tierney are Joe and Pat McBeth, a couple stuck in dead-end fast-food jobs. When they decide to murder their boss and take over the burger joint, their foul plot is sure to hit some snags. Before long, Lt. McDuff (Christopher Walken) begins an investigation that leads him straight to the heart of a dysfunctional fast-food fantasy.

The Clearing
Wayne Hayes (Robert Redford) and his wife, Eileen (Helen Mirren), have raised two children and built a successful business from scratch. But when Wayne is kidnapped by Arnold Mack (Willem Dafoe) and held for ransom, the couple's world is turned upside down. Although the tense ordeal causes Wayne and Eileen to reassess their marriage, the upshot is that they come to a deeper sense of their commitment to each other.

Pauly Shore is Dead
Stand-up comedian Pauly Shore rose to fame in the 1990s with his hit MTV television show "Totally Pauly" and continued his success on the big screen with roles in "Encino Man" and "Son in Law." Sadly, Shore's 15 minutes of fame were up shortly after, and his career went into a slump. In this film, art imitates life when Shore fakes his own death in order to become cool again. But his plan backfires when people find out he's still alive.

Star Wars: Clone Wars: Vol. 1
Obi-wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and even Yoda defend the old Republic from evil forces in this Emmy Award-winning collection of animated shorts. The series, which originally aired on Cartoon Network, picks up where the live-action film Attack of the Clones left off, as the Republic engages in civil war with villainous separatists San Hill, Count Dooku and Durge. The DVD includes all 19 three-minute chapters and the five-minute Chapter 20.

The Corporation
This documentary charts the spectacular rise of corporations as a dramatic, pervasive presence in our lives. Filmmakers Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott present a timely, entertaining critique of global conglomerates as they chronicle the origins of corporations, as well as their inner workings, controversial impacts and possible futures. The pros and cons are weighed via interviews with social critics such as Noam Chomsky and Michael Moore.

Raging Bull
Robert De Niro won the Oscar for his portrayal of self-destructive boxer Jake LaMotta in Martin Scorsese's widely acclaimed biopic. De Niro's powerful performance, combined with Scorsese's black-and-white realism, paints a raw portrait of a tormented soul unable to control his violent outbursts. Cathy Moriarty and Joe Pesci also star. This edition includes commentary from Scorsese, producer Irwin Winkler and LaMotta himself, among others.

Mulholland Drive
Director David Lynch weaves another complex, mysterious tale in this story about a woman (Laura Elena Harring) left stranded on Mulholland Drive with amnesia. Alone and afraid, she is taken in by Betty (Naomi Watts), who has just arrived in Hollywood to pursue her dreams. Gradually, the two women start to put the pieces of the puzzle together... a puzzle that unravels a dark, sinister plot.

House of Flying Daggers
Near the end of the Tang Dynasty, police deputies Jin (Takeshi Kaneshiro) and Leo (Andy Lau) tangle with Mei (Ziyi Zhang), a dancer suspected of having ties to a revolutionary faction known as the House of Flying Daggers. Completely bowled over by Mei's alluring beauty, the deputies concoct a plan to save her from capture, with Jin leading her north on a perilous journey into the unknown. Zhang Yimou directs.

The Assassination of Richard Nixon
Based on real-life events, this arresting psychological drama is set in 1974 and centers on Samuel Bicke (Sean Penn), an antisocial, unstable salesman with delusions of grandeur. As his life begins to disintegrate, Bicke decides to take extreme measures to achieve his warped version of the American Dream: assassinating President Richard Nixon. The supporting cast includes Don Cheadle, Naomi Watts and Mykelti Williamson.

Saints and Soldiers
Based on actual events, Saints and Soldiers tells the gripping story of a small band of Allied soldiers trapped behind enemy lines with information that could save thousands of American lives. Outgunned and ill-equipped, they battle a frigid wilderness and roving German troops in order to smuggle the critical intelligence back to Allied territory. Stars Corbin Allred, Alexander Niver, Kirby Heyborne, Lawrence Bagby and Peter Holden.

The Aviator
Martin Scorsese directs this Best Picture nominee about Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio), who turned a small fortune into a massive one by producing such classics as Hell's Angels, The Front Page, Flying Leathernecks and Scarface. He simultaneously branched into and transformed industry after industry, including aviation. Winner of five Oscars, including Best Cinematography, Art Direction and Supporting Actress (Cate Blanchett).

The Deer Hunter
A group of working-class pals decide to enlist in the army during the Vietnam War and find it to be hellish chaos -- not the noble venture they imagined. One of the survivors (Robert De Niro) must return to Saigon to save a shattered pal (Christopher Walken) from certain death in a Russian roulette club. An Oscar-winning epic, The Deer Hunter shows the heavy toll the conflict exacted on soldiers and civilians.

Man with the Screaming Brain
B-movie king Bruce Campbell stars in this bizarre tale of murder and mad scientists. Wealthy industrialist William Cole (Campbell) heads to Eastern Europe for a tax shelter. After a maid murders Cole and ex-KGB operative Yegor, a mad scientist merges part of Yegor's brain into Cole's. Complete opposites, Cole and Yegor fight for control of the body they now share. The odd couple can't agree on anything except hunting down the murderous maid.

Mr. Show: Season 3: Disc 1
This disc includes the following episodes: "Heaven's Chimney," "A White Man Set Them Free," "Oh, You Men," "Flat-Top Tony and the Purple Canoes."

Mr. Show: Season 3: Disc 2
This disc includes the following episodes: "Please. Don't Kill Me," "Goin' On a Holiday," "Bush is a Pussy," "The Return of the Curse of the Creature's Ghost," "It's a No-Brainer."

Mr. Show: Season 2
When a television show has an episode entitled "If You're Going to Write a Comedy Scene, You're Going To Have Rat Feces in There," you know you're in for some off-beat humor. This late-night sketch comedy series on HBO -- starring funnymen Bob Odenkirk and David Cross -- is a breath of fresh air for those seeking big laughs, terrific ingenuity and a touch of good-natured insanity.

Run Ronnie Run
A slacker named Ronnie (David Cross) is unwittingly given his 15 minutes of fame by a producer who discovers him when he's arrested on a reality cop show. After finding fortune, Ronnie embarks on an even greater quest: finding true love. Also stars Bob Odenkirk, Nikki Cox, E.J. De La Pena and R. Lee Ermey.

Bad Taste
When an army of evil aliens invades earth intending to sell humans as intergalactic hamburger meat, the New Zealand government calls in an elite team of psychotic assassins. But are these boys brutal enough to tackle the vilest villains in the universe? From director Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings), it's the ultimate battle of flying guts, splattering brains, exploding sheep and guzzling vomit, and is a favorite for horror comedy fans.

The Baxter
Elliot Sherman (writer-director Michael Showalter) is a nice guy who's tired of finishing last, but he's at a loss to explain his bad luck with the ladies. His most recent heartbreak at the hands of a pretty magazine editor (Elizabeth Banks) has helped him swear off women forever and declare himself a bona fide "Baxter." But advice from a plain-talking girl (Michelle Williams) could be just the thing he needs to become a marriageable leading man.

Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War
Jin-Tae (Jang Dong-Gun) shines shoes, hoping to save enough money to send his younger brother, Jin-Seok (Won Bin), to university. Their mother runs a noodle shop and wishes the best for her two sons, even though things have been tough since her husband died. But all bets are off when the Korean War erupts and Jin-Seok is unwillingly conscripted into the war, which forces Jin-Tae to enlist just so he can save his brother.

Seven Samurai
Akira Kurosawa's heroic tale of honor and duty begins with master samurai Kambei (Takashi Shimura) posing as a monk to save a kidnapped child. Impressed by his bravery, a group of farmers begs him to defend their village from encroaching bandits. Kambei agrees and assembles a group of six other samurai, and together they build a militia with the villagers while the bandits loom nearby. Soon the raids begin, culminating in a bloody battle.

The Aristocrats
The premise is simple enough: More than 100 funny people (including big stars and lesser-known talents) each tell the same raunchy vaudeville joke -- with about 100 different results. This outrageously potty-mouthed documentary catches a wide swath of comedians, writers and intellectuals at their casually comic best. The critically acclaimed film, directed by comedian Paul Provenza, was nominated for a Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.

Long Way Round: Disc 1
This disc includes episodes 1-3. Extras include a photo gallery, exclusive interviews with Ewan & Charley and never-before-seen footage from the trip.

Long Way Round: Disc 2
This disc includes episodes 4-7.

David Cross: Let America Laugh
Let America Laugh is a video tour diary from comedian David Cross's 2002 tour (the same tour on which his smash-hit comedy album "Shut Up, You F***ing Baby!" was recorded). Hijinks and hilarity ensue as we follow Cross on the road, where he interacts with family, friends, fans, promoters, interviewers and many others using the gentle, nurturing brand of humor (not!) for which he's internationally known and loved.

Suicide Club
After 54 schoolgirls simultaneously jump in front of a train at Shinjuku Station in Tokyo, the city becomes plagued with "suicide clubs" -- groups of teens who get together and make plans to kill themselves. The police have little luck in deciphering the motivation of the youngsters, but they do keep finding a ribbon composed of bits of skin from all the previous suicides at each new death scene. Whoah!

The Eyes of Tammy Faye
Tammy Faye Bakker's journey from traveling evangelist to weepy, scandal-scarred cult icon is chronicled in this tongue-in-cheek documentary from Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato. The film (which was nominated for a Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival) details the affair that ended the PTL Ministry of Tammy and husband Jimmy Bakker as well as Tammy's emergence as a hero to alternative-lifestyle communities. RuPaul Charles narrates.

Saint Ralph
Ralph (Adam Butcher) is a typical teenager with atypical questions, the largest of which concerns his mother. She's fallen into a coma, and the 14-year-old has set his sights on winning the 1954 Boston Marathon in a makeshift barter with God to make his mother well. His teacher, Father Hibbert (Campbell Scott), wants to encourage his dream, but in doing so, he goes up against the reserved, ever-realistic Father Fitzpatrick (Gordon Pinsent).

Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
Based on the book of the same name by Peter Elkin, director Alex Gibney's documentary takes a behind-the-scenes look at the powerful energy company whose downfall forever changed the landscape of the business world. With a blend of fascinating footage, fast-paced interviews and a wealth of information, this film is a serious lesson in the potential trappings of dishonesty and unethical behavior dogging corporate America today.

Corpse Bride
Set in 19th-century Europe, Tim Burton's animated tale centers on Victor (voiced by Johnny Depp), a young man who, just as he's about to wed Victoria (Emily Watson), is sucked into the underworld by the Corpse Bride (Helena Bonham-Carter), who desires Victor for herself. Victor is fascinated by the Land of the Dead, but nothing can stop him from trying to return to his true love. Albert Finney and Christopher Lee also lend their voices.

The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder: Punk & New Wave: Disc 1
This disc includes performances by Elvis Costello & The Attractions, Iggy Pop, and The Plasmatics, and a roundtable discussion with Joan Jett, Paul Weller, Bill Graham, Kim Fowley and Robert Hilburn.

The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder: Punk & New Wave: Disc 2
This disc includes performances by Patti Smith, John Lydon, The Jam and The Ramones.

21 Jump Street: Season 5: Disc 1
This disc contains the episodes: "Blackout," "Tunnel of Love," "Back to School" and "Buddy System."

21 Jump Street: Season 5: Disc 2
This disc contains the episodes: "Poison," "Just Say No! High," "Brothers" and "This Ain't No Summer Camp."

21 Jump Street: Season 5: Disc 3
This disc contains the episodes: "The Girl Next Door," "Diplomas for Sale," "Number One with a Bullet" and "Equal Protection."

Neverwhere: Disc 1
This disc includes the following episodes: "Door," "Knightsbridge" and "Earls Court to Islington."

Neverwhere: Disc 2
This disc includes the following episodes: "Blackfriars," "Downstreet" and "As Above, So Below."

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Legendary outlaws Butch Cassidy (Paul Newman) and the Sundance Kid (Robert Redford) display perfect comedic timing and charisma as they pull off heist after heist in this Oscar-winning film from director George Roy Hill. To evade a relentless posse, the boys flee to Bolivia, thinking they'll find easier pickings there. But trouble finds the fugitives wherever they go, and soon, the charming desperadoes are on the run again.

Battlestar Galactica: Season 1: Disc 1: The Miniseries
This disc includes the four-hour miniseries that set the stage for the television series.

I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
In this arresting film, retirement isn't in the cards for mobster Will Graham (Clive Owen), who's just settling into a quiet life in the country when he hears that his brother (Jonathan Rhys-Meyers) has met a brutal end. There's nothing left for him to do but seek vengeance, even if it destroys his chances at peace and freedom. Charlotte Rampling and Malcolm McDowell co-star; Mike Hodges directs.

Transamerica
Bree (Felicity Huffman) gets the shock of her life when a week before her final sex change surgery she discovers a son she didn't know she had. After bailing him out of jail the two set out on a cross-country journey riddled with road bumps. Huffman won numerous awards (and an Oscar nomination) for her role as a man longing to be a woman. Elizabeth Pena, Burt Young, Kevin Zegers and Graham Greene co-star.

X-Men: The Legend of Wolverine
Four animated episodes track the life and legend of the X-Men's wildest hero, Wolverine. Born to a privileged family, young James Howlett was a sickly child. But after the brutal murder of his father, his latent mutant abilities emerge, and the wolfish beast within the boy is unleashed. In an effort to heal the scars of his troubled childhood, the boy, renamed Logan, spends his time in the wilderness discovering his alliance with the wild beasts.

X-Men: Evolution: Season 3: Disc 1
This disc contains episodes 1-8.

X-Men: Evolution: Season 3: Disc 2
This disc contains episodes 9-13.

Dave Chappelle's Block Party
Comedian extraordinaire Dave Chappelle hosts this remarkable block party shot on location in Brooklyn featuring performances by Kanye West, Mos Def and many others. Neighbors and friends are treated to Chappelle's freshest comedy bits, and the whole block gets up and grooves to the live sounds of Talib Kweli, Common, Dead Prez, Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, The Roots, Cody ChesnuTT, Big Daddy Kane and the reunited Fugees.

Cemetery Man
Rupert Everett stars as an oddly unflappable cemetery watchman fighting off zombies in this droll send-up of 1950s drive-in horror flicks. With the dead on the rise, Francesco Dellamorte (Everett) and his half-wit sidekick (Francois Hadji-Lazaro) must be always at the ready to crack the corpses' skulls and send them back under. Featuring a pack of undead Boy Scouts and a severed-head love interest, Cemetery Man provides both chills and chuckles.

Tsotsi
This Oscar-winning Best Foreign Language film shows that no soul is too far gone from being reformed. After shooting a woman and driving off in her car, Tsotsi (Presley Chweneyagae), a ruthless thug, is surprised to discover he isn't alone, kept company by a crying infant in the backseat. He grudgingly takes the child home, and through his efforts to care for the tyke, Tsotsi slowly rediscovers his compassion, self-respect and capacity to love.

Give 'em the Boot: A Film by Tim Armstrong
Rancid, Joe Strummer, the Mescaleros, The Transplants, Dropkick Murphys, The Slackers and Tiger Army and other punkers ignite the stage in this collection compiled by Tim Armstrong, member of Rancid and founder of Hellcat Records. The video features rare, never-before-seen international concert footage, plus footage from the Rancid/NOFX tour, the premier Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards tour, Hellcat Records' Punks vs. Psychos Tours and more.

The Clash: Rude Boy
This classic piece of Clash nostalgia is part fact and part fiction, following the escapades of a young sex shop worker (Ray Gange) who decides to become a roadie. Combining footage of his experiences with performance clips from the band's U.K.-based "Clash on Patrol" and "Sort It Out" tours, Rude Boy was filmed over two years in the late 1970s. This edition also includes several bonus performances that weren't part of the original film.

Friends with Money
Set in Los Angeles, Nicole Holofcener's bittersweet tale examines the evolving lives of four women friends: married and financially secure Jane (Frances McDormand), Franny (Joan Cusack) and Christine (Catherine Keener), and their single friend Olivia (Jennifer Aniston). As the friends move from one group event to the next, the complexity of married life for Jane, Franny and Christine is revealed, while Olivia struggles to find herself.

American Gun
Nominated for Best Feature for the Independent Spirit Awards, director Aric Avelino's ambitious drama tackles the controversial issue of gun ownership by weaving disparate story lines into one cohesive narrative. Characters include a gun store owner (Donald Sutherland) and his granddaughter (Linda Cardellini) in Virginia, a beleaguered high school principal (Forest Whitaker) in Chicago and a grieving single mother (Marcia Gay Harden) in Oregon.

Firecracker
Held hostage on the lonely Kansas prairie by an abusive older brother and a devoutly religious mother, the talented Jimmy (Jak Kendall) feels trapped. But when a traveling sideshow comes to town, the candy-colored lights seem like a beacon of salvation that promises a better future. Will befriending the carnival's premier attraction -- a girl billed as an "oddity of nature" (Karen Black) -- lead to the life for which he's always yearned?

Three... Extremes
Three Asian masters of horror spin twisted tales in this terrifying trilogy. Hong Kong's Fruit Chan directs "Dumplings," in which an aging actress's obsession with recapturing her youth leads to an unnatural diet. In Korean filmmaker Chan-wook Park's "Cut," a movie extra with a grudge torments a successful director. And in "Box," from Japan's Takashi Miike, sibling rivalry and jealousy reach disturbing new heights.

Assisted Living
Bored nursing-home janitor Todd (Michael Bonsignore) slogs through his job, breaking the monotony by toking up and toying with the residents. But Todd's shenanigans with feisty Alzheimer's patient Mrs. Pearlman (Maggie Riley) unexpectedly lead to a growing friendship and a turning point as she begins to mistake him for the son who's forgotten her. Along the way, Todd rediscovers his humanity in director Elliot Greenebaum's unique docudrama.

Undertow
Two brothers estranged by lifelong resentment have one final clash in this drama set in the farthest reaches of Georgia, where John (Dermot Mulroney) has spirited his sons, Chris (Jamie Bell) and Tim (Devon Alan), away from civilization to live in a rural idyll. But when their father dies and their Uncle Deel (Josh Lucas) shows up on the scene, the brothers vow to fight bitterly for their survival, even if it means facing their worst enemy.

Spun
Spun's unique glimpse into the frantic world of methamphetamine addicts has wowed audiences since its premiere at the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival. With outstanding performances from Jason Schwartzman, Mena Suvari, John Leguizamo, Brittany Murphy and more, this fast-paced, hard-hitting drama expertly combines the gritty reality of drug addiction with occasional biting humor for an unforgettable look at lives spinning out of control.

Face to Face: Shoot the Moon: Disc 1
This disc includes the documentary "Punk Rock Eats Its Own: A Film About Face to Face" and the Face to Face music video collection.

Face to Face: Shoot the Moon: Disc 2
This disc includes "The Only Goodbye," Face to Face's final live performance.

An Inconvenient Truth
Director-producer Davis Guggenheim (HBO's "Deadwood") captures former Vice President Al Gore in the midst of waging a passionate campaign -- not for the White House, but for the environment. Laying out the facts of global warming without getting political, Gore makes a sobering impression in this Oscar-winning doc on the audiences who hear his message, urging them to act "boldly, quickly and wisely" ... before it's too late to act at all.

Trailer Park Boys: The Movie
Ricky (Robb Wells), Julian (John Paul Tremblay) and Bubbles (Mike Smith) hit the big screen in this hilarious feature-length adventure. Fresh out of jail, the boys plan their dumbest scheme yet: get rich by stealing tons of change. But the crime won't be easy as the trio runs up against strippers, helicopters, gunfights and more. This wild ride hits all the highbrow stops: prison, girlie bars and, of course, the Sunnyvale Trailer Park.

Running with Scissors
When Deirdre Burroughs (Annette Bening) impulsively decides that her adolescent son Augusten (Joseph Cross) should be raised by her unconventional psychiatrist (Brian Cox), her choice to give him away changes the course of his life forever. An all-star ensemble cast -- including Gwyneth Paltrow, Joseph Fiennes, Evan Rachel Wood, Alec Baldwin and Jill Clayburgh -- drives this quirky adaptation of Augusten Burroughs's best-selling memoir.

Hellboy: Animated: Sword of Storms
Dark comic book cult hero Hellboy (voiced by Ron Perlman) is sent by the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense to investigate the demonic possession of a college folklore professor. With the help of an ancient samurai sword, he travels to a spirit world of Japanese specters to battle the evil demons. John Hurt, Selma Blair and Doug Jones lend their voices to this animated adventure directed by Phil Weinstein and Tad Stones.

Infernal Affairs 3
In 2004, 10 months after the murder of Yan (Tony Leung), Ming (Andy Lau) is transferred to do the office work. Meanwhile, a new star Wing (Leon Lai) has emerged in the police force. Ming suspects he is also a mole sent by the triad. Three years ago, Yan's first big mission was to build up a smuggling network with Shen (Chen Daoming), a mysterious businessman from China. Actually, Yan's big brother Sam (Eric Tsang) wants to place Yan in danger.

The Science of Sleep
A timid young man can't control the fantastical plots and images of his dream world from intruding into his waking hours in Michel Gondry's science-fiction romance. After a promising new job sours, Stephane (Gael Garcia Bernal) finds new inspiration in his neighbor Stephanie (Charlotte Gainsbourg). To connect with her, shy Stephane releases the bolder personality of his dreams, but his waking insecurities threaten to destroy the relationship.

Infernal Affairs 2
Set in 1991 Hong Kong, Infernal Affairs II (despite its name) is actually a prequel to the hit action flick from directors Andrew Lau and Alan Mak. When a police inspector (Anthony Wong Chau-Sang) learns that a recruit (Shawn Yue) recently booted from the police academy is the brother of an organized crime boss, he hires him to go undercover. But nobody is who they seem to be, and things get complicated fast in this clever crime thriller.

Police: Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out
In this absorbing documentary, drummer Stewart Copeland shares his Super-8 footage from his days with the Police -- one of the world's biggest bands in the 1980s -- and muses about what it was like to be rock royalty. Highlights include early performances in London before the group found an international audience, plus vintage studio footage of the moment that Sting came up with the classic baseline for "De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da."

Apartment Zero
Adrian LeDuc (Colin Firth) is a cash-strapped, sociopathic loner eking out a living in the theater in modern-day Buenos Aires. When his new play bombs, he's forced to rent out his insane mother's room to a seemingly harmless stranger, Jack Carney (Hart Bochner). They quickly become friends, but as Adrian displays the same problems that plagued his mother, he also begins to suspect his roommate is a killer. Is he right, or is he just plain mad?

Fast Food Nation
Richard Linklater's fictional tale (inspired by Eric Schlosser's 2001 book of the same name) critiques the junk-food juggernaut that's arguably responsible for America's alarming obesity rates. Don Henderson (Greg Kinnear), a corporate exec of a national fast-food chain, follows beef's journey from the corrals to the slaughterhouses and ultimately to your stomach. The power cast includes Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette and Bruce Willis.

Shortbus
Director John Cameron Mitchell delivers an unbridled look at the New York City underground, focusing on a group of hipsters who frequent a downtown club renowned for its lascivious ways. Through graphic polymorphous sexual couplings -- and using an ensemble cast composed largely of first-time actors -- the film chronicles each character's erotic journey of self-discovery in a raw and riveting fashion.

Winter Passing
Upon learning that a publisher will pay dearly for the love letters her novelist father (Ed Harris) wrote to her late mother, Reese Holden (Zooey Deschanel) returns to Michigan after seven years away from home. But instead of the reclusive man she expected to find, she discovers her dad has formed a deep connection with the struggling musician (Will Ferrell) and ex-grad student (Amelia Warner) who now live under his roof. Amy Madigan co-stars.

The Woodsman
After spending 12 years in prison on charges of sexually abusing small children, Walter (Kevin Bacon) is released and works hard to regain some sense of normalcy in his life. He lands a job working in a lumberyard and begins a halting romance with a woman he meets named Vickie (Kyra Sedgwick). Co-stars Benjamin Bratt, Mos Def and David Alan Grier.

Champion
It probably wouldn't surprise you to learn that Danny Trejo (a tattooed character actor featured in such films as Desperado, Con Air and From Dusk Till Dawn) has a checkered past. But this gripping documentary (featuring Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Steve Buscemi and Antonio Banderas) reveals a lot of things you wouldn't expect, including Trejo's troubled childhood, his brush with armed robbery and his ultimate triumph in turning his life around.

Dead and Breakfast
Six friends (including Bianca Lawson, Ever Carradine, Erik Palladino and Portia de Rossi) get more than they bargained for when they spend the night at a nondescript bed-and-breakfast in the backwater town of Lovelock. When the B&B's owner and the chef don't survive the night, the travelers are the prime suspects. But the tables (and suspicions) turn when the townspeople become possessed by an evil spirit and besiege the young people in the B&B.

Battle Royale 2
Three years after the Battle Royale slaughter, survivor Shuya Nanahara (Tatsuya Fujiwara) heads a terrorist group dubbed the "Wild Seven." Determined to destroy the Japanese regime that tried to kill them, the guerrillas stage a crushing attack on Tokyo. The government, up to its usual tricks, conscripts 42 junior high students to penetrate the terrorists' refuge and terminate Nanahara -- and failure isn't an option in this blood-soaked sequel.

Music and Lyrics
Has-been and former 1980s pop star Alex Fletcher (Hugh Grant) gets the comeback chance of a lifetime thanks to quirky lyricist Sophie (Drew Barrymore) in this romantic comedy. When teen singing sensation Cora Corman asks Alex to write a song and record the duet with her, Alex can't refuse -- but he also can't write lyrics. Alex's luck changes when he meets Sophie, and when the two sit down to write, the chemistry turns solid gold.

Letters from Iwo Jima
As tens of thousands of Allied troops push further inland, the Japanese troops defending Iwo Jima during World War II prepare to meet their fate in this Clint Eastwood-directed Oscar nominee for Best Picture, a companion piece to his hit film Flags of Our Fathers. Japanese Gen. Tadamichi Kuribayashi (Ken Watanabe) knows his men are outnumbered and, with no hope of rescue, that most will eventually die in battle -- or end up killing themselves.

Gray Matters
Sam (Thomas Cavanagh) and Gray (Heather Graham) are devoted siblings who share an apartment and a love of many things -- ballroom dancing, 1940s movie musicals and, much to their surprise, an attractive woman named Charlie (Bridget Moynahan). Historically heterosexual, Gray is confused by her new feelings. Sibling rivalry, love and destiny are turned upside down in first-time writer-director Sue Kramer's romantic comedy.

Fired!
Once unceremoniously axed by Oscar-winning director Woody Allen, actress Annabelle Gurwitch examines the good, the bad and the ugly sides of getting canned in this cathartic documentary. While celebrity interviews include Tim Allen, Anne Meara, Illeana Douglas, Fred Willard and Sarah Silverman, Gurwitch's introspective journey also turns the spotlight on General Motors workers and other everyday people who've landed in the unemployment line.

Dinosaur Jr.: Live in the Middle East
The original members of Dinosaur Jr. set up shop at New York City's legendary Irving Plaza -- which is not technically in the Middle East -- for this memorable live concert featuring both new and classic tracks. Extras include exclusive interviews with Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine and Oscar-nominated actor Matt Dillon, who directed a video for the band's "Been There All the Time."

Pride
In this uplifting film based on a true story, coach Jim Ellis (Terrence Howard) shocks the community and changes lives when, aided by a local janitor (Bernie Mac), he sets out to form Philadelphia's first black swim team. The story follows Ellis as he recruits teens in one of Philly's toughest areas and tries to transform the streetwise youths into a championship squad. But the odds are against them as they battle rigid rules, racism and more.

Apocalypto
Oscar-winning director Mel Gibson moves on from biblical fare to tackle the end of the Mayan civilization in this gripping action-adventure set just before Spain's conquest of Mexico and Central America in the 16th century. When an invading force threatens his peaceful existence, a courageous native risks everything to protect his way of life -- even if it means leaving his beautiful mate and unborn child behind.

Disney Princess Stories: Vol. 1: A Gift From the Heart
Disney's beloved animated princesses have wonderful adventures and learn what's important in life in this collection of stories featuring Jasmine from Aladdin, Belle from Beauty and the Beast and Ariel from The Little Mermaid. Ariel and Jasmine take center stage in a number of stories, and two stories star Belle and Cinderella. Fun extras include a wardrobe and castle project, etiquette and princess tips, craft ideas and a read-along feature.

Disney Princess Stories: Vol. 2: Tales of Friendship
Designed for any child who dreams of being a princess, this second volume of Disney Princess Stories compiles new tales featuring familiar, beloved characters such as Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Snow White (of Seven Dwarfs fame) and Jasmine from Aladdin. Each story underscores the most important part of being a princess: realizing the importance of friendship. It's a timeless message that can benefit both young and old.

Disney Princess Stories: Vol. 3: Beauty Shines from Within
The beloved and beautiful princesses from Disney's award-winning animated classics are at it again, bringing your little one first-person stories about confidence, bravery and tenacity. Join Jasmine, Cinderella, Ariel and more for three charmed tales about staying true to yourself and believing in your own abilities -- no matter what you may look like on the outside. It's a lesson we could all stand to learn.

William Gibson: No Maps For These Territories
Popular science fiction writer William Gibson puts us in the passenger seat for this clever documentary filmed during a car ride from Los Angeles to his home in Vancouver. In the biopic, Gibson reflects openly on his life and his work. The film features original music from Bono and The Edge from U2.

Dresden Dolls: Live at the Roundhouse London
London's beautiful Roundhouse theater is the site for this striking performance from the incomparable Dresden Dolls, with the band's theatrical sound accompanied by a group of circus performers, gymnasts and cabaret dancers. Pleasing the crowd with songs from their albums as well as a few unreleased surprises, the Dolls deliver an unforgettable set including "Sex Changes," "Gravity," "Modern Moonlight," "Backstabber" and "Coin-Operated Boy."

The Contract
While vacationing with teenage son Chris (Jamie Anderson) in the wilderness, Ray Keene (John Cusack) discovers that a hired killer (Morgan Freeman) and his team of assassins are tracking the duo. Can Keene protect himself, his son and take down a first-class hit man before his bullet finds its mark? Directed by Bruce Beresford, this action-packed crime thriller also stars Ned Bellamy, Corey Johnson and Thomas Lockyer.

Waking Up Dead
The rock 'n' roll lifestyle of Phil Varone -- former Skid Row and Saigon Kick drummer -- crashes and burns in this riveting documentary from journalist and filmmaker Fabio Jafet. Following the rocker through four years of drug abuse and wall-to-wall sex, Jafet's unflinching lens captures Varone's outrageous highs, hellish lows and the pitfalls on the path to fame. Temple of Brutality, F5 and Fivespeed contribute to the hard-driving soundtrack.

Wrong Turn
License to Drive meets Deliverance when Scott (Desmond Harrington) crashes into a carload of three other young people (Eliza Dushku, Jeremy Sisto and Emmanuelle Chriqui). The foursome is soon lost in the woods of West Virginia, where they're hunted by three cannibalistic mountain men who are grossly disfigured via generations of inbreeding. Should've called AAA!

A Dirty Shame
Acclaimed filmmaker John Waters returns to his favorite city, Baltimore, for this side-splitting film starring Tracey Ullman as Sylvia Stickles, a convenience-store worker who becomes a raging sexaholic after a minor accident. But her newfound lust is more a hassle than a gift, igniting class warfare on her street, Harford Road. Co-stars Johnny Knoxville, Chris Isaak and Selma Blair. Waters's muse, Patty Hearst, makes her usual cameo.

Scanners
In director David Cronenberg's sci-fi horror film, "scanners" and their unparalleled psychic powers are shunned by the "normals." When Darryl Revok (Michael Ironside) forms an army of scanners to take over the world, only his brother Cameron (Stephen Lack), a scanner who wants to distance himself from his abilities, is capable of stopping him. But inexperienced Cameron's battle with the insanely violent Revok could mean a grisly death -- or worse.

Existenz
Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh), the world's leading designer of virtual reality games, is testing a new prototype when an assassin wielding a daunting organic weapon (a "gristle" gun) attacks her. She survives the assault and with help from her marketing assistant turned bodyguard (Jude Law), she "portals" into her own game to get to the bottom of the intrigue.

Wrong Turn 2: Dead End
A survival reality show goes terribly wrong when the contestants accidentally stumble upon a clan of mutant hayseed cannibals eager to make a feast of the young TV stars who've ventured onto the flesheaters' woodland turf. As the players begin to vanish, the survivors struggle to find their way out of the remote West Virginia forest before they become the next meal. Henry Rollins and Erica Leerhsen head the cast in this direct-to-video sequel.

The Invisible
Director David S. Goyer's supernatural thriller is an unsettling journey into one man's nightmarish limbo. When high schooler Nick is brutally attacked and left for dead, he regains consciousness only to discover that he's invisible to everyone -- except for a troubled young girl running from authorities. From the producers of The Sixth Sense, this mystery explores the elusive place between the world of the living and the land of the dead.

My Best Friend
So single-minded is antique dealer François Coste (Daniel Auteuil) in his pursuit of the deal that he's failed to make a single personal friend over the years -- a point his business partner (Julie Gayet) is willing to bet on. Forced to cough up a best pal in 10 days -- or pay up -- François turns to a gregarious taxi driver (Dany Boon) to teach him how to make friends in this buddy movie (without the buddy) from Patrice Leconte.

Mr. Brooks
Kevin Costner stars in this psychological thriller chronicling the downward spiral of a man (Costner) at war with his own alter ego (William Hurt). Demi Moore co-stars as a sharp-witted police detective whose passion for her job attracts the attention -- and respect -- of the very serial killer she's tracking. The film was penned and helmed by talented writer-director team Bruce A. Evans and Raynold Gideon (Stand by Me).

I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
Firefighters Chuck Ford (Adam Sandler) and Larry Allensworth (Kevin James) are guy's guys, loyal to the core -- which is why when widower Larry asks Chuck to pose as his gay lover so that he can get domestic partner benefits for his kids, his buddy agrees. Things get dicey, however, when a bureaucrat comes calling, and the boys are forced to present a picture of domestic bliss in this comedy co-starring Dan Aykroyd and Steve Buscemi.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Returning for his fifth year of study at the venerable Hogwarts, youthful wizard Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) is stunned to find that that his warnings about the return of the evil Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) have been ignored. Left with no choice, Harry takes matters into his own hands, training a small group of students -- dubbed "Dumbledore's Army" (after the school's headmaster) -- to defend themselves against the dark arts.

Interview
Hard-nosed journalist Pierre Peters (Steve Buscemi) is forced by his editor to interview seemingly vapid soap opera star Katya (Sienna Miller). The pair initially clash, but soon discover that there's more to each than meets the eye in this provocative exploration of conflicting worldviews and the battle of the sexes. The film examines -- and explodes -- the assumptions we make about others before we get to know them.

Cinderella II
In three separate stories, this sequel to the animated Disney classic picks up at "happily ever after," where the original left off. Returning to their palace, Cinderella (voiced by Jennifer Hale) and the prince (Christopher Daniel Barnes) are aghast at the stiff rules that don't allow the couple to receive guests in their own warm, inviting way. But with a little help from Cinderella's fairy godmother (Russi Taylor), things are about to change.

We Were Soldiers
In the first major battle of the Vietnam War, 450 gung-ho Army dogfaces square off for one month against 2,000 North Vietnamese regulars in the Ia Drang Valley. Mel Gibson's a lieutenant colonel who exhorts his men to be all they can be, and Barry Pepper (the bible verse-spouting sharpshooter in Saving Private Ryan) plays a reporter who draws a bead on the story.

Black Irish
Let down by his emotionally distant father (Brendan Gleeson), 15-year-old Cole McKay (Michael Angarano) turns to the rest of his family -- including his sister Kathleen (Emily VanCamp), his brother Jack (Tom Guiry) and his strict Irish mother (Melissa Leo) -- for support. But one by one, they all seem to fail him as they struggle with their own crises. Francis Capra (the great-grandson of legendary director Frank Capra) co-stars.

Right at Your Door
What begins as just another day for everyman Brad (Rory Cochrane) quickly disintegrates into an ordeal of terror when a dirty bomb is unleashed on Los Angeles. Unable to contact his wife, Brad decides to barricade himself in his house while awaiting her return from work, facing isolation and panic during his tense vigil. With a strong script and talented cast, writer-director Chris Gorak's skillfully wrought thriller delivers high-level suspense.

Crash
Adapted from the novel of the same name by J.G. Ballard, David Cronenberg's controversial film explores the titillating link between car crashes and human desire. After being seriously scarred in a near-fatal collision, television director James Ballard (James Spader) finds his soul mate in fellow crash victim Dr. Helen Remington (Holly Hunter). Together, the pair probes the eroticism of the automobile and the sexual violence of auto accidents.

Descent
In the wake of a violent rape that leaves her shattered and emotionally destroyed, a star college student (Rosario Dawson) with a once-promising future descends into a downward spiral of depression, drug abuse and promiscuity. Talia Lugacy directs this Tribeca Film Festival selection that explores what happens when the victim ultimately gets the chance to exact revenge upon her attacker (Chad Faust).

Kurt Cobain: About a Son
In a series of evocative interviews with rock icon Kurt Cobain, journalist Michael Azerrad captures the late artist's inner thoughts and personal memories about life, music, success and failure. Director A.J. Schnack assembled intimate conversations into a poignant portrait of a creative genius and young man in pain. This emotional blend of imagery, music and voice about the infamous and elusive artist is a 2007 Independent Spirit Award nominee.

Jeff Tweedy: Sunken Treasure: Live in the Pacific Northwest
This first solo DVD release from gifted songwriter and American poet Jeff Tweedy compiles five nights from his 2006 acoustic tour, in which he performs solo as well as with Wilco, Uncle Tupelo and Loose Fur. Tweedy has gathered a remarkable cult following with his lengthy and prolific career, as seen in these shows from Seattle, Portland and Eugene, Ore., Humboldt State University and the Fillmore in San Francisco.

I Am Legend
A terrible virus has spread across the planet and turned the human race into bloodthirsty monsters. Mankind's only hope for survival is scientist Robert Neville (Will Smith), the one person left unaffected by the epidemic. When he's not fighting for his life against the hordes of the infected, Neville searches for a cure to reverse the virus's effects -- all the while battling his own doubt and despair as he spends every day alone.

Big Nothing
Strapped for cash after being fired from his new job at a call center, former teacher Charlie (David Schwimmer) teams with a low-level crook and his girlfriend in a scheme to blackmail the Rev. Smalls, an easy target known to visit adult Web sites. But their simple plan quickly falls apart when Smalls dies. Now, Charlie's got way more trouble on his hands than he ever expected in this crime caper co-starring Simon Pegg.

Lions for Lambs
Robert Redford directs and stars in this complex look at America's war on terror, a three-pronged narrative of lives connected by politics and bloodshed. While a Washington bigwig (Tom Cruise) goes toe to toe with a reporter (Meryl Streep) on the issue of U.S. troops in Afghanistan, an idealistic professor (Redford) tries to keep his students engaged as two of his former pupils struggle to survive behind enemy lines in the Middle East.

King of California
This quirky Sundance comedy chronicles the journey of a delusional father (Michael Douglas) who's convinced that a fabled treasure is buried somewhere beneath his Southern California suburb. His delinquent teenage daughter (Evan Rachel Wood) -- a high school dropout who saw her father sent to a mental institution, only to be abandoned by her dysfunctional mother -- resists his ravings at first. But, eventually, she starts to believe.

Time Slip
When a squad of Japanese soldiers is mysteriously hurtled four centuries into the past, platoon leader Lt. Iba (Sonny Chiba) realizes that the time-traveling mix-up presents a chance for him to become Japan's ruler. After allying his men with a group of samurai, Iba and the high-tech warriors march toward a bloody, climactic battle against a fanatical feudal army in director Mitsumasa Saito's rousing action-adventure.

The Kite Runner
Years after fleeing the Taliban and immigrating to the United States, an Afghan man (Khalid Abdalla) returns to his war-ravaged homeland to try to repay his debt to a childhood friend whose trust he betrayed. Marc Forster (Finding Neverland, Monster's Ball) directs this touching story of family, friendship and bravery, based on the best-selling novel by Khaled Hosseini.

Charlie Wilson's War
Texas congressman Charlie Wilson (Tom Hanks) sets a series of earth-shaking events in motion when he conspires with a rogue CIA operative (Philip Seymour Hoffman, in an Oscar-nominated role) to aid Afghan mujahedeen rebels in their fight against the Soviet Red Army. Julia Roberts, Emily Blunt and Amy Adams co-star in this fact-based political thriller directed by Mike Nichols and based on George Crile's 2003 book by the same name.

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
In 1995, author and Elle magazine editor Jean-Dominique Bauby suffered a stroke that put him in a coma; he awakened mute and completely paralyzed. Mathieu Amalric stars in this adaptation of Bauby's autobiography, which he dictated by blinking. Julian Schnabel was nominated for the 2008 Best Director Oscar and won the Golden Globe in the same category for his poignant film about the strength of the human spirit.

Be Kind Rewind
When Jerry (Jack Black) accidentally magnetizes his brain, he inadvertently erases all the videos in the rental store his buddy Mike (Mos Def) runs. To please the store's loyal customers, Jerry and Mike set out to produce their own low-rent remakes of the erased films. Danny Glover, Mia Farrow and Paul Dinello also star in this imaginative comedy written and directed by Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind).

Rescue Dawn
Renowned director Werner Herzog's inspiring film recounts the heroic saga of Dieter Dengler, a German-American fighter pilot and highly decorated Vietnam veteran whose reconnaissance plane was shot down in 1966. Captured by enemy forces and held in a Laotian torture camp near the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Dengler (portrayed by Christian Bale) defied death by organizing one of the most daring escapes in the Vietnam conflict.

Boondocks: Season 2: Disc 1
This disc includes the following episodes: "Or Die Trying," "Tom, Sarah, and Usher," "Thank You for Not Snitching," "Stinkmeaner Strikes Back" and "The Story of Thugnificent."

Boondocks: Season 2: Disc 2
This disc includes the following episodes: "Attack of the Killer Kung Fu Wolf Bitch," "Shinin'," "Ballin'," "Invasion of the Katrinians" and "Home Alone."

Boondocks: Season 2: Disc 3
This disc includes the following episodes: "The S Word," "The Story of Catcher Freeman," "The Story of Gangstalicious," "The Uncle Ruckus Reality Show" and "The Hunger Strike."

Californication: Season 1: Disc 1
This disc includes episodes: "Pilot," "Hell-A Woman," "The Whore of Babylon," "Fear and Loathing at the Fundraiser," "LOL" and "Absinthe Makes the Heart Grow Fonder."

Californication: Season 1: Disc 2
This disc includes episodes: "Girls Interrupted," "California Sun," "Filthy Lucre," "The Devil's Threesome," "Turn the Page" and "The Last Waltz."

Chaos Theory
Thanks to a strict regimen of timetables, to-do lists and index cards, efficiency expert Frank Allen (Ryan Reynolds) lives his life exactly how he wants it. That is, until his well-meaning wife (Emily Mortimer) decides to set their clock back a mere 10 minutes. Suddenly, Frank's once-safe and predictable life is spinning dangerously out of control … which is the one thing he never bothered to plan for. Stuart Townsend and Sarah Chalke co-star.

City of Men
In director Paulo Morelli's follow-up to Fernando Meirelles's Oscar-nominated City of God, 18-year-old best friends Acerola (Douglas Silva) and Laranjinha (Darlan Cunha) are struggling to come to terms with the pressures of manhood in the midst a bloody neighborhood gang war. Rodrigo dos Santos and Jonathan Haagensen also star in this brutally realistic and heartbreaking exposé on life in the mean streets of Rio de Janeiro.

Beastie Boys: Video Anthology: Disc 1
This disc includes the beginning of the program.

Beastie Boys: Video Anthology: Disc 2
This disc includes the conclusion of the program.

Burn to Shine: Washington, D.C., 01.14.2004
The brainchild of Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty, this live rock show features several bands and musicians gathered together in Washington, D.C., in an empty house about to be demolished. Each act performs one song apiece. Features ex-Husker Du leader Bob Mould (who performs a solo acoustic version of Sugar's "Hoover Dam"), Fugazi's Ian Mackaye and The Evens, Q and Not U, Ted Leo and Weird War. Now that's bringing the house down in style!

Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who: Disc 1
This disc includes "The Story of the Who."

The Lost Boys 2: The Tribe
After their parents die in a car accident, Chris Emerson (Tad Hilgenbrink) and his sister, Nicole (Autumn Reeser), move in with their quirky Aunt Jillian in her California beach town. Soon Nicole falls for a local surfer, who, unbeknownst to her, is also a vampire. Now Chris finds himself battling the whole gang of vampire surfers in an effort to rescue his sister. Corey Feldman and Corey Haim co-star in this sequel to 1987's Lost Boys.

Son of Rambow
Forbidden to watch TV or go to the movies by his ultrareligious parents, young Will (Bill Milner) gets a hold of a camera, and his mind blossoms in this nostalgic comedy from the team behind The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Set in 1980s Britain, the film tells the tale of the friendship that blossoms between Will and class bully Lee (Will Poulter) when the latter recruits Will to help him make a home movie inspired by Rambo: First Blood.

CJ7
Dicky (Jiao Xu) yearns for the hottest new toy, a robotic dog. Instead, his poor father (Stephen Chow) presents him with a strange green ball he found in a junkyard. Turns out, the unassuming gift is actually a marooned alien endowed with unearthly powers. But is Dicky ready for the responsibility of a pet that's capable of granting his every whim? Director Chow lends his off-kilter sensibility to this fable about being careful what you wish for.

Felon
After accidentally killing a burglar while trying to protect his family, regular guy Wade Porter (Stephen Dorff) finds himself convicted of involuntary manslaughter and thrown into a maximum security prison for three years. Facing a harsh new world -- including a notorious mass murderer cellmate (Val Kilmer) and regular beatings organized by the head guard (Harold Perrineau) -- Wade soon realizes he'll have to toughen up if he's going to survive.

August
Tom (Josh Hartnett) and his brother (Adam Scott) know they're swimming with the sharks with their startup dot-com. But as they toil to keep the business afloat, the tech market collapses in August 2001, confounding their work and challenging their ideals. Naomie Harris, Rip Torn and David Bowie co-star in this thought-provoking drama.

The Air I Breathe
Kevin Bacon, Forest Whitaker, Brendan Fraser and Sarah Michelle Gellar star in this Jieho Lee-directed drama that mines four basic human emotions -- love, pleasure, sadness and joy -- for inspiration. A banker discovers true happiness; a mobster finds hope; a celebrity sees life lose its luster; and a doctor wrestles with matters of the heart that can't be addressed within the confines of an operating room. Julie Delpy and Andy Garcia co-star.

The Wind That Shakes the Barley
As political tensions brew in early 1920s Ireland, brothers Damien and Teddy (Cillian Murphy and Padraic Delaney) abandon their civilian lives and take up arms to liberate their country from the oppressive "Black and Tan" squads of Britain. Winner of the Palme d'Or at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, Ken Loach's provocative drama, co-starring Liam Cunningham, examines a microcosm of civil war in Cork, Ireland.

The Shield Around the K: The Story of K Records
Director Heather Rose Dominic's engrossing documentary details the laborious but fulfilling process of building a record label -- in this case, do-it-yourself K Records, which is responsible for such discoveries as Calvin Johnson's influential band, Beat Happening. Included are interviews with alternative-music legends Ian MacKaye of Fugazi; Dean Wareham of Galaxie 500; Rose Melberg of Softies and Tiger Trap; and more.

Paranoid Park
Late one night in a Portland skate park, 16-year-old Alex (Gabe Nevins) accidentally kills a security guard and chooses to keep it a secret. Guilt begins to take its toll on his relationships with his friend Macy (Lauren McKinney), his girlfriend (Taylor Momsen) and eventually his sanity. Filmmaker Gus Van Sant directs this Cannes Film Festival 60th Anniversary Prize winner, based on the novel by Blake Nelson.

Get Thrashed
This killer film goes deep into thrash metal's past to uncover the musical roots of the genre, its rise in popularity among metal fans and the influence it's had on other styles of music, such as grunge and nu metal. Featuring interviews with artists and devoted fans, the program boasts music from Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Pantera, Hatebreed, Godsmack and many more of thrash metal's heaviest hitters.

Leatherheads
Hard-nosed sports reporter Lexie Littleton (Oscar winner Renée Zellweger) finds herself at the center of an acute 1920s love triangle when an aging football hero (Oscar winner George Clooney) and a rising college star (John Krasinski of "The Office") go head to head to compete for her affections. Clooney also writes and directs this romantic comedy with vintage flair, set at the dawn of professional football history.

Run, Fat Boy, Run
Five years ago, Dennis (Simon Pegg) left his pregnant fiancée, Libby (Thandie Newton), at the altar. Now, he realizes it was the worst mistake of his life. Run down and out of shape, Dennis begins training for a marathon, hoping to win Libby away from her sleazy new boyfriend (Hank Azaria). Will losing the pounds and catching his breath be enough to get her back? Dylan Moran co-stars in David Schwimmer's feature directorial debut.

Revolver
Guy Ritchie delivers another fast-paced crime thriller starring Jason Statham (of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch), who this time plays Jake, a gangster and ace gambler recently released from prison. Determined to hustle the crime boss (Ray Liotta) who killed his sister-in-law, Jake deliberately humiliates the kingpin in a private game. But when the mobster calls for Jake's head, a mysterious duo steps in to save his skin.

X: The Unheard Music
The 1980s Los Angeles punk-rock scene teemed with characters straight from the movies, and the band X figured prominently in the mix. No wonder director W.T. Morgan's 1986 documentary chronicling X's evolution is a thrill, giving music lovers not only a riveting history lesson but deep insight into the making of a revolution. The film features D.J. Bonebrake, Exene Cervenka, John Doe, Ray Manzarek, Billy Zoom and more.

Watership Down
From Richard Adams' bestseller comes an animated adventure and set in the rolling hills and meadows of England, Watership Down celebrates loyalty, courage and adventure with this tale of a maverick band of rabbits who, against all odds, set out on a quest for a new home, a better society. Join commonsensical Hazel, visionary Fiver, courageous Bigwig, and clever Blackberry as they escape peril to find their ultimate freedom.

Hellboy 2: The Golden Army
The identities of Hellboy (Ron Perlman), Liz Sherman (Selma Blair) and Abe Sapien (Doug Jones) are exposed as they face a new threat: The Golden Army, assembled of long-hidden mythological creatures, is prepared to attack. As fantastic monsters and paranormal phenomena begin to take over, the trio races to destroy the army's leader, the vengeful Prince Nuada (Luke Goss). John Alexander co-stars in Guillermo del Toro's spellbinding sequel.

X: Live in Los Angeles
Influential Los Angeles punk band X performs live on the Sunset Strip in this 2004 concert for the 25th anniversary of their debut album, "Los Angeles." Exene Cerve