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DVD Tuesday: Great! More damn money for Michael Bay!

Transformers would have been perfect as a 20-minute demo reel for ILM. Instead, it's a long, dull live-action cartoon. And I still don't understand all the fuss about Shia LaBeouf. He's good. Not amazing. Good. No one saw A Mighty Heart at the theater, but it's worth a rental. Angelina Jolie the Actress has been replaced by Angelina the Star, but she doesn't get in the way of a gripping, horrifying story. No one thinks of Richard Gere as a great actor, but The Hoax is further proof that's exactly what he is. Hilary Swank makes bad choices, too.
Transformers (Two-Disc Special Edition)
A Mighty Heart
The Hoax
The Reaping
My Best Friend
Crazy Love
The Jazz Singer (Three-Disc Collector's Edition)
Show Business - The Road to Broadway
Michael Moore Hates America
AC/DC - Plug Me In (3-Disc Limited Edition)
Everest: Beyond the Limit
Jim Norton: Monster Rain
Byron
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip - The Complete Series
Jimi Hendrix - Live at Monterey
Macgyver - The Complete Series
Warren Miller: Off the Grid
The Invisible
The Lost Wave: An African Surf Story
Half Pint Brawlers
Photo courtesy of Paramount
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